20points · on 2 of 5 lists: Phuket Tropic Tours and Phuket Expat Guide
Let's Relax Spa is a Thai spa chain with branches in Patong, Karon, Kata and Boat Lagoon, so there is usually one close to where you are staying. It costs far less than the resort spas ranked above it, with a 90 minute foot, shoulder and head massage costing 1,100 baht at the Patong Third Street branch, and covers Thai massage, reflexology, aromatherapy and facials. Its packages go beyond the standard menu, such as Golfers' Heaven, which pairs foot reflexology with a 90 minute hot stone massage, and a four hands Thai massage with two therapists working at once.
“You can dive straight into a relaxing spa experience, topped with all their carefully selected oils and scents.”
Clever Thai
“I was served a refreshing pandan drink and a cold towel upon arrival, which set the mood perfectly.”
a Google reviewer
- Price
- About 550 to 900 baht an hour
14points · on 2 of 5 lists: Phuket Expat Guide and Phuket 101
Oasis Spa has three Phuket branches: a tropical villa beside the lake at Laguna, Sky Breeze on the hill above Kata, and a garden spa with a pool in Rawai. The longest packages run to three hours of scrub, hot oil massage and facial. A car collects guests from their hotel and takes them back afterward.
“Massage in Thailand is at another level.”
a Google reviewer
“Coconut massage was epic.”
a Google reviewer
- Price
- About 700 to 2,500 baht
6In the top 10 of only one list
Banyan Tree Phuket grew up around the first Banyan Tree Spa, and its in-house school trains therapists for the group's spas around the world. Treatments use natural Thai ingredients, and the signature therapies include the Aloe Lavender Healer and a Kaffir Lime Mask. The resort also has a meditation White Room and a Lotus Labyrinth for quiet walks.
“One of the best spa experiences I’ve ever had. Truly next-level relaxation.”
a Google reviewer
“The entire spa setting is incredibly peaceful and private, surrounded by nature, making it perfect for a full reset.”
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.
“Spa treatment is great with professional therapist.”
a Google reviewer
Named on only one list we found, so it cannot be ranked under the two-list rule.
“One of the best massages we’ve had in Thailand”
a Google reviewer
The lists we counted
- Phuket Tropic Tours · September 2025
- Phuket Expat Guide · April 2026
- Phuket 101 · September 2026
- Villa Finder (Phuket Travel Blog, villa-phuket.com) · April 2026
- Phuket Insider (Пхукет Инсайдер) · February 2026
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