A&A Massage

Price note: the figures below are payments reported in Google reviews dated 2026-03-24 to 2026-10-18. They are not an official venue menu or a current quote. Confirm with the shop before booking.

Greetings from Chang Moi Road. A&A Massage is the budget pick of the Old City listings: recorded price information runs from ฿250 to ฿550, and the Google reviews read like a fan club for the owner's strong, careful hands. It suits anyone after a proper Thai, oil or deep-tissue massage at local prices, plus travellers who like a quiet, one-woman shop where the person running it also does the work. Skip it if you're expecting an adult venue: Google lists it simply as a massage spa, the shop publishes nothing beyond basic massage, and the reviews describe straightforward therapeutic sessions. It also closes early (18:00 to 20:00 depending on the day) and doesn't open on Mondays.

A&A Massage is at 66/2 Chang Moi Road, Tambon Si Phum, in the area we file under Old City and Chiang Mai Gate. Google categorises it as a massage spa. It has no website and no published service list beyond the prices below, so the picture comes from its Google listing and reviews.

Those reviews describe a small shop, one reviewer says tucked into a small alley, run by its female owner. Two reviewers say she works alone, so only one person can be seen at once; one suggests coming off-peak, and another, who came as a pair, was offered a second masseuse so both could be treated together. The massages reviewers mention are Thai, oil and deep tissue. A recurring detail is the after-care: water, a soft drink or a small snack once the session ends.

One reviewer notes the street outside is noisy, and another was able to have the air conditioning switched off on request.

The rate card is short and very cheap:

• Thai massage 60 min: ฿250
• Thai massage 60 min: ฿300
• Oil massage 60 min: ฿350
• Session 90 min: ฿550

The card lists two prices for a 60-minute Thai massage, and recent reviewers quote both: one paid ฿300 a few weeks ago, another ฿250 a month ago. The more recent of the two quotes ฿300, so expect that. One reviewer paid ฿350 for an hour of oil massage, matching the card. There's no published price for a two-hour session or for deep tissue, though reviewers mention both.

No booking channel, payment method or language list is published. Reviewers repeatedly say the owner speaks good English, and one simply dropped in because it was near their accommodation.

Hours change by day, so check before you set off:

• Monday: closed
• Tuesday and Saturday: 10:00 to 20:00
• Wednesday: 10:00 to 19:00
• Thursday: 12:00 to 20:00
• Friday: 10:00 to 18:00
• Sunday: 12:00 to 19:00

There's no metro in Chiang Mai: from the Old City or the Night Bazaar a Grab, red songthaew or tuk-tuk is a short ride, and many Old City guesthouses are within walking distance. Give the driver the address, 66/2 Chang Moi Road, and look for the alley. For more around town, start at our Chiang Mai guide.

Travellers who want a firm, attentive massage for very little money, especially those with stiff necks, sore backs or a long flight behind them. Several reviewers say the owner asks about pain and injuries before starting and checks the pressure as she goes. Couples, friends and a mother and daughter all appear among the reviewers. It doesn't suit late-night plans or anyone looking for an adult service; for those, our happy ending list for Chiang Mai is the place to look.

A&A Massage has a 4.9 Google rating from 77 reviews, and nearly every recent review is five stars. The patterns are strong and consistent. Reviewers praise the owner's strength and technique: firm pressure that she adjusts, with regular check-ins about comfort and pain. Many mention her good English, which makes it easy to ask for changes. Value comes up again and again, with ฿250 to ฿350 an hour quoted. A striking number of reviewers say they came back the next day or booked a second session during a short stay. Several also mention the water, drinks or snacks served afterwards, and the friendly chat that goes with them.

The deep-tissue option gets its own fan mail: two reviewers describe it as intense but worth it. On the downside, one reviewer found the street noisy, a one-star review says only that the reviewer was very disappointed, and a three-star review from a couple who booked a two-hour oil massage is cut off before it explains what went wrong. Since the owner can be working alone, timing matters.