Thai massage near Hatfield

Thai massage for visitors from Hatfield

From Hatfield the salon is about 15 minutes by car along the same road that already joins the two towns. We are at 67 Hatfield Road, St Albans AL1 4JE, open every day from 10am to 8pm. Treatments from £70.

Shopfront of St Albans Thai Massage at 67 Hatfield Road

The same road that already links the two towns

If you are in Hatfield and want a Thai or oil massage without booking in London, the salon is about 15 minutes away by car. That time is approximate and depends on traffic, especially where Hatfield Road meets the A414.

You leave Hatfield on Hatfield Road, the A1057, or on the A414 if that is how you already leave Old Hatfield or the business parks, and you arrive at 67 Hatfield Road, St Albans, AL1 4JE. It is a single, familiar corridor rather than a cross-country detour.

We are open every day from 10am to 8pm. Book Traditional Thai, Deep Tissue, an oil treatment or another listed massage from £70. You pick your therapist online.

By car: A1057, A414 and A1(M) junction 3

The simplest route for most of Hatfield is west along Hatfield Road / A1057 into St Albans, following the road toward the city until you reach number 67.

If you are starting from the Galleria, the business parks or the A1(M), junction 3 of the A1(M) is the junction that connects to the A414 for Hatfield and St Albans. From there, follow the A414 toward St Albans and join Hatfield Road (A1057) for the last stretch. Give yourself the full 15 minutes plus a little extra at busy times on the A414.

You do not need to go into St Albans city centre or look for the Cathedral. The salon is on the eastern approach, on the Hatfield side of town.

Coming from Hatfield by train

Hatfield railway station is on the Great Northern route between London King’s Cross or Moorgate, Potters Bar, Welwyn Garden City and stations further north. It is not on the Thameslink line that serves St Albans City.

There is no train that stops at the salon door, and there is no simple one-change hop from Hatfield station onto a platform at 67 Hatfield Road. A rail journey would mean travelling into London and across to St Pancras for Thameslink, or riding to another interchange and still finishing by bus or taxi. That is usually longer than the drive. Most visitors from Hatfield come by car.

If you do travel to St Albans City on Thameslink from elsewhere, finish by bus or taxi along Hatfield Road. Buses also run between Hatfield and St Albans along this corridor. Timetables change, so check before you travel rather than relying on a printed time here.

Parking when you arrive

Once you reach 67 Hatfield Road, look first at the marked bays on Hatfield Road and the side streets beside the salon. St Albans City and District Council sets the restrictions: some stretches are limited to one hour, and other lengths of the road have permit-holder or pay-and-display rules. Read the sign on the bay you use. A one-hour bay is not a comfortable match for a 90- or 120-minute treatment.

The other parking option we already list is Morrisons supermarket at 244 Hatfield Road, St Albans AL1 4SU, further along the same road toward Fleetville. The store’s own page lists customer parking as free, with a maximum stay of three hours. Those rules belong to the supermarket and can change, so check the signs and any camera notices when you arrive. From there it is a short walk back along Hatfield Road to number 67.

If you have driven from Hatfield for a longer 90-minute session, the supermarket car park is usually easier than watching a one-hour clock on the street.

Landmarks for leaving Hatfield

Hatfield House and the streets of Old Hatfield around St Etheldreda’s church sit to the east of the modern town. They are how many people describe the older side of Hatfield; they are not on the salon’s doorstep.

The University of Hertfordshire’s campuses and The Galleria are the landmarks most drivers already use to orient themselves before they join the A414 or Hatfield Road. None of those places is the appointment. The appointment is in St Albans, at number 67.

Treatments that suit a short hop from Hatfield

The booking list is the same as for everyone else: we do not keep a separate Hatfield menu.

After a day at a desk or a drive around the business parks, Deep Tissue and Head, Neck and Shoulder are the treatments people often look at for tighter shoulders and upper backs. Traditional Thai offers pressure and stretching through clothing if you would rather not use oil. Thai Deep Mix blends those Thai techniques with firmer oil work, head to toe.

Swedish, Aromatherapy, Relax Thai Therapy and Thai Hot Oil are the oil treatments if you want a gentler or warmer session. Deep Tissue and Thai Hot Oil also offer a 120-minute booking at £135 if you want the longer slot after a short drive.

Hot Stone, Herbal Compress and Body Scrub stay at £135 for 90 minutes. If two of you are travelling from Hatfield together, book couples massage after you check the staff rota. 4 Hands, which is two therapists and one person, is listed at £140 on its own page.

Most treatments are £70 for 60 minutes, £105 for 90 minutes and £135 for 120 minutes where that length exists (Deep Tissue and Thai Hot Oil). Hot Stone, Herbal Compress and Body Scrub are 90-minute treatments at £135. Couples massage is £135 for 60 minutes or £205 for 90 minutes, for two people. 4 Hands is listed at £140 for 60 minutes on its own page.

When you arrive from Hatfield

Plan about 15 minutes for the drive, then a few more to park. When you come in, tell us about any injury and the pressure you like. Traditional Thai is done in loose clothing you wear yourself; we do not ask you to change into salon clothes. For oil massages you undress to your comfort level, you stay covered with towels, and underwear stays on, with only the area being worked on uncovered. We have showers and towels. Every treatment is given on a massage table in a private room.

All clients must be 18 or over. We do not offer massage during pregnancy. Please give at least 8 hours’ notice to cancel or change a booking. Cancelling or changing with 8 or more hours’ notice is free of charge. Less notice, or a no-show, is charged in full. Choose your therapist when you book online. You do not put a name in a notes box to request someone. We accept all major debit and credit cards, including Amex, plus cash. There is a discount when you pay in cash in person. If a time is not showing, it is not available; call 07367 186767 and we will help you find another slot rather than invent one.

We will not claim a Hatfield branch, a free shuttle, or a reserved set of therapists for the town. June, Lila, P Wan, Kae, Ochi and Tina work to the rota at this one address. The live calendar is the source of truth for who is free.

If you book from Hatfield on your phone before you leave, you will see the same times as someone standing on Hatfield Road. There is no Hatfield waiting list. Getting home is the reverse of the A1057 or A414. If your session ends close to 8pm, remember that is when we close.

Questions from Hatfield

About 15 minutes by car along Hatfield Road (the A1057) or the A414, depending on traffic. Allow extra time around peak hours.

Hatfield station is on the Great Northern line, not the Thameslink route that serves St Albans City. There is no practical one-train trip to the salon. Most visitors drive, or travel to St Albans City another way and finish by bus or taxi.

Marked street and side-road bays near 67 Hatfield Road (some limited to one hour, so read the sign), or Morrisons at 244 Hatfield Road, which lists free customer parking with a three-hour maximum stay.

Most treatments are £70 for 60 minutes, £105 for 90 minutes and £135 for 120 minutes where that length is offered. Hot Stone, Herbal Compress and Body Scrub are £135 for 90 minutes.

No. There is one salon, at 67 Hatfield Road, St Albans AL1 4JE. Hatfield is a short drive east along the same road.

Book from Hatfield

Choose your treatment and therapist online before you join the A1057.