What an aromatherapy massage involves
Aromatherapy massage uses essential oils blended into a massage oil, applied with long, continuous strokes. Pressure is light to medium and the focus is on relaxing the whole body.
Many people book it to switch off after a stressful week or a long travel day. We do not claim it treats any condition; what we offer is a quiet, unhurried hour in your own space.
Prices: 60, 90 and 120 minutes
These prices come from SpaDrop’s current treatment list, and the total is shown again before you confirm.
What to wear and how draping works
In a professional oil massage your body stays covered with a towel or sheet, and only the area being massaged is uncovered. Keeping your underwear on is your choice, and you can tell your therapist at any time if anything feels uncomfortable.
Not sure whether to have your own towels ready? Ask the team before your appointment.
Aromatherapy or Thai massage?
- Aromatherapy uses oil and flowing strokes; Thai massage uses acupressure and stretching without oil.
- For aromatherapy you undress to your comfort level under a towel; for Thai massage you stay in loose clothes.
- Aromatherapy pressure is light to medium; Thai massage is usually firmer.
Want some skin care too? Look at the body scrub and scrub-and-massage packages.
Preparing your room
- Use a bed or another surface where you can lie flat, and put an old sheet or towel down to keep oil off the bedding.
- Keep the room warm enough: uncovered skin feels cool faster than in a Thai massage.
- Shower beforehand if you like, and wait a little after the massage before washing the oil off.
- Mention scent or oil allergies and sensitive skin in the booking notes, or tell your therapist before you start.
Also on the menu
- Thai Oil Massage60 min ฿790 · 90 min ฿990 · 120 min ฿1,280Book now →
- SpaDrop GlowBody Scrub + Aroma Oil Massage120 min ฿1,490Book now →
- SpaDrop CalmAroma Oil Massage + Facial Treatment120 min ฿1,490Book now →
- SpaDrop ResetBody Scrub + Aroma Oil Massage + Facial Treatment180 min ฿2,490Book now →
Aromatherapy massage: FAQ
Who is aromatherapy massage for?
It suits anyone who prefers a gentle touch and wants to unwind after a stressful day or a long flight. If you like strong pressure, Thai massage may suit you better.
Can I book if I am pregnant?
Please check with your doctor first and tell the team before booking. SpaDrop’s current treatments are not designed as pregnancy massage.
I have sensitive skin. What should I do?
Write down any allergies in the booking notes and tell your therapist before the session. If anything stings or itches during the massage, ask them to stop.
Can I shower straight afterwards?
Yes. Many people prefer to let the skin rest for a while first, but a warm shower is fine if the oil feels sticky.
