Thai technique
Traditional Thai massage uses strong finger pressure, stretching and floor futons, which several visitors found close to the Bangkok experience.
Business Bay
Feet Lounge is a day spa in Business Bay focused on Thai-style massage, including traditional Thai and oil treatments. Reviews suggest it suits visitors seeking firm pressure, foot work or relief after walking, while the setting is simple rather than luxury-hotel polished.
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Traditional Thai massage uses strong finger pressure, stretching and floor futons, which several visitors found close to the Bangkok experience.
Several reviewers valued consistently strong pressure, including a 90-minute session that maintained the same intensity throughout.
Customers describe relief from sore feet, exercise-related aches and back pain after longer massage sessions.
Despite the modest appearance, some long-term visitors specifically describe the centre as clean and professional.
Separate male and female sections were appreciated by a couple visiting together.
One visitor reported that parking was easy and described the pricing as decent after a full-body oil massage.
Confirm booking. Call to reconfirm both your appointment and treatment availability before travelling, especially if coming from far away.
Set boundaries. Explain your preferred pressure clearly and say upfront if you do not want stretching, cracking or neck manipulation.
Book early. Reserve ahead if visiting late afternoon, when slots have previously filled quickly.
Expect simplicity. Choose this for massage rather than luxury ambience: reviews describe sparse furnishing and a futon on the floor.
Check pricing. Confirm the treatment and current price before starting, since one review says the prices shown in pictures were old.
Arrange transport. A reviewer recommends taking a cab there and back, useful if you expect to leave deeply relaxed.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
This longer combination treatment helped one visitor unwind after a week of walking.
The 90-minute aromatherapy treatment is specifically recommended in one Thai-massage review.
One customer chose this extended traditional Thai treatment with an herb ball for back-pain relief.
This combined foot, neck, shoulder and head treatment was described as deeply relaxing.
Multiple reviews report very limited English, making it harder to explain treatment needs, pressure or discomfort.
Some customers experienced painful pressure or unwanted back and neck cracking, even after asking the therapist to stop.
Reviews mention confirmed appointments missing on arrival and treatments being unavailable after a long drive.
The centre is small and plainly furnished; one reviewer could hear sounds from adjacent rooms during treatment.
A customer says they were charged for the most expensive massage without being asked, while another found online prices outdated.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
90-minute Thai massage
“Note that I requested a Thai massage for 90 minutes costing 280 dirhams”Google review · November 2025
The Bottom Line
Feet Lounge is a straightforward Thai-style massage centre in Business Bay, worth considering if your priority is hands-on treatment rather than polished spa design. Customers book Thai massage, full-body oil massage, foot work and longer combinations such as a 90-minute foot, neck and head massage. Some describe leaving with relief from sore feet, exercise aches or back tension.
The strongest pattern is appreciation for firm pressure, stretching and therapists who can maintain a consistent technique through a long session. Traditional Thai treatments may use a floor futon, finger pressure and stretching, giving the experience a Bangkok-style feel. Separate male and female sections have also suited couples, and one visitor found parking easy.
The experience is not completely consistent. Several reviews flag limited English, which can make it difficult to explain pain or pressure preferences. Others report painful manipulation, unwanted cracking, appointment mix-ups or a treatment being unavailable after a long drive.
The centre itself is small and basic, with occasional noise from nearby rooms. Call to confirm your booking, treatment and current price before setting off; one customer reported being charged for the most expensive massage without prior agreement, while another found older prices in online pictures. If you want quiet luxury, look elsewhere; if you want a simple, often firm massage, the reviews give a more relevant case for trying it.