What an at-home foot massage involves
A foot massage works the soles, toes and ankles with pressing and kneading that leaves your feet feeling lighter. You stay dressed and can sit back on a sofa or armchair with your feet raised.
For a full-body treatment that also includes the feet, see Thai massage.
Prices: 60, 90 and 120 minutes
These prices come from SpaDrop’s current treatment list; the total is shown again before you confirm.
Who it suits
- Anyone who stands or walks for work all day
- Travellers back from a day of sightseeing who would rather not leave the hotel again
- Older people, or anyone who finds it hard to travel to a shop
- People who want to relax without lying down or changing clothes
Foot massage is for relaxation, not treatment. If you have a wound, unusual swelling, numb feet or diabetes, please check with a doctor first.
How to prepare
- Wash your feet or shower before your therapist arrives.
- Wear trousers that roll up to the knee.
- Have a sofa or reclining chair ready, plus a footstool or a second low chair.
- Note sensitive skin or any spots to avoid in the booking notes.
Also on the menu
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FAQ
Do I need to lie down?
No. You can sit back on a sofa or armchair; your feet just need to rest at a height the therapist can reach comfortably.
Can I have a foot massage in my hotel room?
Yes, it needs very little space. Check your hotel’s visitor policy first; see in-room massage at hotels and condos.
Is it normal for some spots to feel tender?
Some spots can feel tight, but it should never hurt more than you can take. Ask for lighter pressure at any time.