20points · on 2 of 3 lists: Tripadvisor and TAGTHAi
Spa Burasari takes its name and its idea from the burasari flower, and its treatments draw on both Eastern and Western healing, worked with coconut oils and creams. The Burasari Signature Massage runs 90 or 120 minutes and moves from Swedish strokes into Thai stretching, Lomi Lomi and forearm pressure on acupuncture points. Spa suite bookings open with a 30 minute purification ritual of herbal foot bath, dry brushing, hot bath and local elixirs, and a sound therapy uses hand beaten Tibetan bowls.
“Excellent service, calming atmosphere, and outstanding staff”
a Google reviewer
“She was exceptional, helpful, and attentive to my comfort, carefully selecting the appropriate pressure for the massage.”
a Google reviewer
- Tripadvisor
- 4.9 from 2,181 reviews
- Price
- Mid-range (Wanderlog)
18points · on 2 of 3 lists: TAGTHAi and Phuket Insider
Siladon's Patong spa is a Thai-style teak house set among trees at The Marina Hotel, with its own swimming pool and outdoor showers. Its five-hour Siladon Bliss package combines scrubs and facials with herbal compress massage. Parents can bring children along, and the staff set aside a quiet spot where a child can rest during the treatment.
“Calm, tucked-away retreat that helps you switch into relaxation the moment you arrive.”
a Google reviewer
“The spa is truly worth the money”
a Google reviewer
10points · on 2 of 3 lists: Tripadvisor and Phuket Insider
Jivana Spa belongs to the Avista Hideaway resort in the hills above Patong, near Tri Trang Beach. Treatments are given in outdoor cabanas or in the rooms of a Thai sala-style building, and the menu runs from Thai massage and hot compress massage to body wraps. The spa also has steam rooms and a garden lounge.
“Literally one of the best massages I ever had. Also the price was extremely reasonable.”
a Google reviewer
“Had an amazing Thai massage with Kookkai. Felt like I was floating afterwards.”
a Google reviewer
Google ratings from Google on 3 October 2026. Quotes are from the published lists and reviews named beside each one.
Honorable mentions
Named on 2 lists, but in the top 10 of only one, so under the two-list rule it counts as a one-list place.
“Clean and professional.”
a Google reviewer
Named on 2 lists, but in the top 10 of only one, so under the two-list rule it counts as a one-list place.
“The 1 hour treatment had me snoring instantly!”
a Google reviewer
Named on only one list we found, so it cannot be ranked under the two-list rule.
“So far this is the cleanest, fancier and the staff are super professional.”
a Google reviewer
The lists we counted
- Tripadvisor · 2026
- TAGTHAi · August 2024
- Phuket Insider · August 2026
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