BaanTinlay Massage (Former Ae Massage & Spa) Thai Massage Parlor

Aloa Massage Kamala Phuket is a tidy massage studio in Kamala with a bright, modern interior and a calm, zen-like atmosphere — no rush, no unnecessary noise. The space feels clean and fresh: soft white towels are used, and the table linens are replaced after every guest. Shoes are stored away, the room has a pleasant scent, and gentle background music plays throughout.

The service is designed as a small ritual of care. Guests are welcomed with water and a cool towel (sometimes lightly scented), and before the session you may be offered a warm foot soak. After the massage, you’ll receive a warm towel for your neck, along with tea and a small sweet treat such as cookies or a pastry. For Thai massage, comfortable clothes are provided, and after oil treatments you can use the shower to rinse off.

In terms of technique, the salon focuses on professional Thai massage and foot massage: confident hands, attentive therapists, and the option to adjust both pressure and style to what you want. Foot massage sessions are often finished with a brief neck and back treatment, and some programs also include the head and shoulder area.

Practical notes: prices start at around 400 THB per hour, and there’s a 10% happy-hour discount from 11:00 to 14:30. Card payments aren’t available, so it’s best to bring cash (there’s an ATM nearby). The salon is slightly off the main street, and the approach can be a bit inconvenient, so a taxi may be the easiest option. Clear communication matters for certain programs: massages may be gentle by default, so it’s worth specifying your preferred pressure and what you’d like included right at the start.