Iki Thai Massage Spa Marks First Season in Barcelona with 4.9-Star Rating
Oct 26, 2026
Catalonia, Spain, October 26, 2026 -- BARCELONA, Spain — October 2026 — Iki Thai Massage Spa, a wellness centre at Carrer d'Aragó, 277 in Barcelona's Dreta de l'Eixample, is marking its first season with a 4.9 out of 5 average rating from more than 60 verified guest reviews on Fresha and a five-star rating on Tripadvisor.
Located a few minutes' walk from Passeig de Gràcia metro station, Iki brings two Asian wellness traditions together under one roof. The first is traditional Thai massage, built on assisted stretches and pressure along the body's Sen lines. The second is the Japanese Head Spa, a scalp-care ritual that combines cleansing, cranial massage and deep relaxation.
Thai massages (60–90 min): Thai Signature Ritual, Aromatic Ritual Thai, Thai Oil, Deep Tissue, Herbal Thai Ritual with steamed herbal compresses, Thai Balinese Fusion, and the Dual Harmony Ritual, a four-hands massage performed by two therapists in sync. A Kids Thai Massage is available for ages 6 to 13.
Japanese Head Spa: Iki Essential Head Spa (45 min), Iki Premium Head Spa (60 min) and the signature Iki Crown Ritual (90 min), which combines head spa, foot work and facial massage.
Couples experiences: Couple Thai Massage in a shared cabin, and Iki Couple Sensations, which pairs a massage with time in a private jacuzzi.
Also on the menu: Lemon Peeling Salt and Coco Peeling Body scrubs, the 30-minute Iki Essentials range for short breaks, and Mom to Be, a pregnancy massage adapted from the second trimester.
Treatments range from €40 for a 30-minute session to €205 for the 90-minute couples jacuzzi experience.
From Monday to Thursday, 11:00 to 15:00, Iki Promotions gives 15% off all individual massages of 60 minutes or more. Couples treatments are excluded. Bicing users receive 10% off individual and couples treatments when they show their Bicing card or SMOU app. Gift cards are available online and at the spa.
"We wanted to create a place in the middle of the Eixample where people can properly switch off without leaving the city," said Chanyaphak Putthathanjira Puttakang, manager of Iki Thai Massage Spa. "Every session is adapted to the guest, from the pressure and the stretches to the oils, so people leave feeling lighter than when they arrived."
BookingIki Thai Massage Spa is open every day from 11:00 to 22:00. Appointments can be booked online at ikithaimassagespa.com, or by phone or WhatsApp on +34 615 85 72 91. Bookings can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours in advance.
About the company: Iki Thai Massage Spa is an Eixample wellness centre that specialises in authentic Thai massage and Japanese Head Spa. Its team of therapists trained in Eastern techniques tailors each treatment to the guest. The spa offers individual, couples and pregnancy treatments, body scrubs and a private jacuzzi.
Contact Info:
Name: Iki Thai Massage Spa
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Organization: Iki Thai Massage Spa SL
Address: Carrer d'Aragó, 277, 08007 Eixample, Barcelona
Phone: 615 85 72 91
Website: https://ikithaimassagespa.com/
Release ID: 89207425
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