By the team at St Albans Thai Massage · Last updated 12 November 2026
All three are oil massages aimed at relaxing you. Thai hot oil is the warmest and most flowing, aromatherapy adds your choice of scented oil and Thai pressure points, and Swedish is the classic light-to-medium massage.
Thai hot oil massage
Thai hot oil massage uses warm oil with long strokes and Thai palm pressure. The warmth is what people love about it. It is also available as a 120-minute treatment for £135.
Aromatherapy Thai massage
Aromatherapy Thai massage is an oil massage on Thai pressure points, with a choice of oils. Choose it if scent matters to you and you like a little pressure-point work with your relaxation.
Swedish massage
Swedish massage is classic long strokes with light to medium pressure. It is a good first massage if you have never had one, and for anyone who finds Thai techniques a bit firm.
Even gentler
Relax Thai Therapy is slow and unhurried. Lymphatic drainage massage is the lightest of all, with soft, rhythmic strokes.
Want something firmer?
If relaxing for you means having the knots worked out, look at deep tissue or the Thai Deep Mix. Our guide to Thai massage or deep tissue compares them.
Price and what to wear
Each is £70 for 60 minutes and £105 for 90 minutes. For oil massages you undress to your comfort level, and towels and showers are available.