Oasis Spa Pattaya

About

Oasis Spa Pattaya is the local branch of a national day-spa chain that helped define Thailand’s “affordable-luxury” spa category, alongside sisters in Chiang Mai (where the brand began), Bangkok and Phuket. In Pattaya it occupies a walled tropical garden on the Chateau Dale estate on Thappraya Road, the connector between Jomtien Beach and south Pattaya, close to Big Buddha Hill. The setting does a lot of the work: low-rise Lanna-style pavilions, water features and greenery that mute the traffic outside, eleven private treatment rooms, and shared cold plunge pools and a steam room for guests before or after their treatment. It’s a proper destination spa rather than a shopfront — the sort of place you go for an occasion, a couples’ treat or a serious end-of-holiday reset.

The treatments

The house philosophy blends northern-Thai “Lanna” healing traditions with modern spa technique, and the menu is deep. Core massage options run from traditional Thai massage (assisted stretching and acupressure along the body’s energy lines) through aromatherapy oil massage, foot reflexology, Thai herbal hot-compress treatments and Ayurvedic therapies such as an Abhyanga oil massage and Shirodhara (warm oil poured over the forehead, followed by a head massage). Beyond massage there are body scrubs and wraps, facials, hydrotherapy and waxing, plus signature treatments and combination packages built to fill two hours, two-and-a-half hours, or three hours and more. It’s this package range — several therapies flowing into one another over an afternoon — that most sets Oasis apart from a standard massage shop.

Prices and what to expect

Expect prices a clear step up from Pattaya’s high-street parlours, in line with the surroundings and service. On the official menu, a two-hour traditional Thai massage is about 1,700 baht, a one-hour foot massage around 1,200 baht, and Ayurvedic and signature treatments and longer packages climb from there — all subject to the usual 10% service charge and 7% VAT on top. That said, Oasis is widely sold through voucher platforms (Klook, GoWabi, Traveloka, Thaihand and others), and promotional rates can knock a fair chunk off the rack price, so it’s worth comparing a reseller voucher against the direct rate before booking. Treatments take place in private rooms; couples can usually be paired in a twin room.

Getting there and booking

The spa is at 322 Chateau Dale, Thappraya Road, Nong Prue — a little off the main tourist strips, up the road that climbs between Jomtien and Pratumnak. The standout convenience is the free round-trip transport within Pattaya, arranged when you reserve, which removes the only real drawback of the location. Booking ahead is the norm and genuinely advisable for evening slots, couples’ rooms and packages; reserve by phone (+66 38 115 888), on the official website, or via a voucher reseller. It’s open daily 10:00–midnight, with reservations handled roughly 08:30–21:30. Find it on Google Maps.

Good to know

Why go: a calm, genuinely upscale garden spa with skilled therapists, a wide Lanna-meets-modern menu and free transport — a reliable treat that’s more of an experience than a quick rub-down.

Know before you go: it’s priced well above street massage shops (and service charge and VAT are added on top), it’s slightly out of the centre, and the popular evening and package slots book out in high season. Reserve ahead, and check a voucher site for a better rate.

Details

• Address: 322 Chateau Dale, Thappraya Road, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150
• Hours: Daily 10:00–00:00 (reservations 08:30–21:30)
• Signature: Lanna-style treatments, Ayurvedic massage and Shirodhara, multi-hour packages
• Price feel: ~1,200 baht for a 1-hour foot massage; ~1,700 baht for a 2-hour Thai massage (plus service and VAT)
• Perk: free round-trip transport within Pattaya
• Phone: +66 38 115 888
• Website: https://oasisspa.net/en/destination/pattaya/Pattaya_Jomtien/