Thai massage in St Albans
The salon is at 67 Hatfield Road, St Albans AL1 4JE, on the A1057 east of the city centre. Open every day from 10am to 8pm. Treatments from £70. Choose your therapist when you book.
St Albans Thai Massage is on Hatfield Road itself, at number 67, postcode AL1 4JE. If you live in the city, in Fleetville, around The Crown, or anywhere along the A1057 toward Hatfield, this page is for a salon in your own town rather than a drive to another one.
Hatfield Road is the main eastern approach into St Albans. From the city centre, follow signs toward Hatfield on the A1057; from the Hatfield direction, stay on Hatfield Road until you reach number 67. The building sits on that corridor, east of St Peter’s Street, not beside the Cathedral.
We are open every day from 10am to 8pm, including Sundays. Treatments start at £70 for 60 minutes. You choose your therapist when you book online, or you can call 07367 186767.
If you start near the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban, Verulamium Park or Holywell Hill, you still have the centre to cross. Those landmarks are useful if you already know St Albans, but they are not next door to us. Continue through toward The Crown and then along Hatfield Road.
From Redbourn or junction 9 of the M1, the A5183 (Redbourn Road and the historic line of Watling Street) brings you into the west side of the city. You then need to cross to the eastern side rather than treating the Abbey quarter as the end of the journey. From the A414, whether you have come from Hemel Hempstead in the west or Hatfield in the east, leave that road when it meets the St Albans approaches and finish on Hatfield Road.
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.
We do not have a private car park behind the shop. If you are coming for a 90- or 120-minute session, the supermarket car park is usually the calmer choice than watching a one-hour clock. Arrive a few minutes early so you are not rushing from a ticket machine or a camera sign into the room.
St Albans has two railway stations, and they sit on different lines.
St Albans City is the busier station. It is on the Thameslink route between Bedford, Luton and London St Pancras International, and on through to London Bridge, Gatwick Airport and Brighton. Thameslink trains also run south from here toward central London at a frequent daytime interval. This is the station to use if you are already on the Midland Main Line corridor.
St Albans Abbey is the western station, close to the Cathedral side of town. It is the northern end of the Abbey line, a local London Northwestern Railway service to and from Watford Junction. It is the useful station if you have come from Watford, and it is the wrong place to get off if you then walk around the Cathedral expecting to see us.
From St Albans City it is about a 7 to 10-minute walk to 67 Hatfield Road. From St Albans Abbey, finish the journey by bus, taxi or cycle. Local buses run along Hatfield Road toward the centre and out toward Hatfield; timetables change, so check before you travel rather than relying on a time printed here.
St Peter’s Street and the market are the city-centre reference points most people already use. The Crown, where Hatfield Road meets the routes in from the centre, is the junction that tells you that you have left the shopping streets and joined the A1057.
Fleetville’s shops and cafes run further east along Hatfield Road, beyond the salon and on toward Morrisons. If you are meeting someone after a treatment, that neighbourhood is more convenient than walking over to the Abbey first.
Clarence Park lies between the railway and this eastern side of town. It is a useful green landmark when you are finding Hatfield Road from the City station direction, not a substitute address for the salon.
Because the salon is in St Albans, this page is also the local treatment list. We do not invent extra treatments: if it is not on the booking page, we do not offer it.
Traditional Thai massage is the clothed style, with rhythmic pressure and assisted stretches and no oil. Deep Tissue and Thai Deep Mix are for people who want firmer work: Deep Tissue as a focused oil massage, Thai Deep Mix as that firmer work blended with Thai pressure points and stretches from head to toe. Swedish, Aromatherapy, Relax Thai Therapy and Thai Hot Oil are the oil treatments, from classic long strokes to a warmer, flowing session.
Head, Neck and Shoulder is the option if you want the upper body rather than a full-body session. Sports massage and Lymphatic Drainage are listed for the therapists who offer them; choose those therapists when you book if that is the treatment you want.
Hot Stone, Herbal Compress and Body Scrub are 90-minute premium sessions at £135. Couples massage, with two people and two therapists each on their own table, is £135 for 60 minutes or £205 for 90 minutes. 4 Hands, which is two therapists and one person, is listed at £140 for 60 minutes 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.
Come to 67 Hatfield Road a few minutes early. 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.
If you live in the city you already know Hatfield Road. If you are staying with family or visiting the Cathedral first, leave enough time to cross to the eastern side of town. Online booking stays open overnight, so you can pick a time that actually shows as free. The staff rota lists usual days only; holidays happen, so trust the live calendar over this page.
There is one salon, at this address. Old marketing URLs on the previous site will point at the matching treatment or the home page when the new site goes live. The full-body page explains that “full body” describes how much of you is treated, not a separate calendar.
67 Hatfield Road, St Albans AL1 4JE, on the A1057 toward Hatfield, east of the city centre. We are not next to the Cathedral.
St Albans City is the busier station, on the Thameslink route via London St Pancras, and about a 7 to 10-minute walk from the salon. St Albans Abbey is the Abbey line station from Watford Junction, on the western side of town; from there, finish by bus, taxi or cycle to 67 Hatfield Road.
Marked bays on Hatfield Road and nearby side streets (some limited to one hour, so always read the sign), or Morrisons at 244 Hatfield Road, which lists free customer parking with a maximum stay of three hours. Check the supermarket’s signs when you arrive.
Every day from 10am to 8pm, including weekends.
Yes. Choose them when you book online, or call 07367 186767.
Choose your treatment and therapist online, any day of the week.
