Explore Our Thai Massage & Wellness Menu
Eight treatments, one approach. Tell your therapist what hurts and how hard to push, and the session is shaped around that. Sessions run from forty minutes to two hours, seven days a week.
Thai Combination Massage
The oldest technique we offer and still the most complete. Your therapist works along the body's energy lines with palms, thumbs, and forearms, then guides you through assisted stretches that open the hips, hamstrings, and spine. You finish loose, tall, and oddly energized rather than sleepy.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
75 minutes — $110
90 minutes — $135
120 minutes — $180
Deep Tissue Massage
For the knot that has outlasted every stretch and foam roller you own. Slow, deliberate pressure works through the surface layers into the muscle underneath, holding steady until the tissue softens. Expect it to be intense in places and expect real relief the next morning.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
75 minutes — $110
90 minutes — $135
120 minutes — $180
Swedish Massage
The classic, and the right call when you simply need to switch off. Long gliding strokes follow the flow of blood back toward the heart while steady kneading loosens everything in between. Nothing sharp, nothing sudden, just an hour of your shoulders slowly dropping.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
75 minutes — $110
90 minutes — $135
120 minutes — $180
Hot Stone Massage
Smooth basalt stones are heated and placed along the spine, then glided across the back and shoulders in slow sweeps. Warmth travels further into the muscle than hands can reach on their own, so tension that normally needs several visits tends to let go in one.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
75 minutes — $110
90 minutes — $135
120 minutes — $180
Sport Massage
Built for bodies that get used hard. Brisk, purposeful work through quads, calves, hamstrings, and shoulders flushes out heavy legs and restores range after a big training week. Book it two days before an event, or the morning after a hard one, whichever you need more.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
75 minutes — $110
90 minutes — $135
120 minutes — $180
Headache Relief
A focused session for the head, neck, jaw, and upper shoulders, where most headaches actually begin. Fingertip pressure releases the small muscles at the base of the skull and around the temples. Guests who arrive squinting at the lights usually leave without noticing them.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
Foot Comfort Therapy
Reflex points across the soles, arches, and ankles get worked with thumb pressure and warm oil, with the lower legs included. It is the session for anyone who stands all day, walks Cinco Ranch in the heat, or lives in shoes that were never truly comfortable.
Pricing
40 minutes — $65
60 minutes — $90
Prenatal Massage
Designed around the second and third trimesters, when the lower back and hips carry the most. You rest on your side, supported by cushions, while gentle pressure eases the ache in your back, hips, and legs. Tell us your stage when booking so everything is ready.
Pricing
60 minutes — $120
90 minutes — $130
Not Sure Which One You Need?
Most people book by name and hope for the best. You do not have to. Call, tell us where it hurts and what you have already tried, and we will point you at the right treatment and the right length. If that turns out to be a shorter, cheaper session, we will say so.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
I have never had a Thai massage. Is it a strange first experience?
Not at all, and you can say so when you book. Thai work involves assisted stretching rather than oil and gliding strokes, so you stay clothed in loose gear. Your therapist explains each movement and eases into it at your pace.
What is the difference between deep tissue and Thai combination?
Deep tissue uses firm, static pressure to break down specific knots, and you stay lying down. Thai combination adds assisted stretching, so your therapist moves your limbs through gentle ranges. Pick deep tissue for a stubborn spot, Thai for all-over stiffness.
Which session length should I book?
Forty minutes suits one problem area, like a stiff neck. Sixty covers the full body at a steady pace. Seventy-five is the one most guests settle on, enough time to work properly without rushing the finish. Ninety and one hundred twenty go deeper again.
Can I book a massage while pregnant?
Yes, from the second trimester onward. Our prenatal session is side-lying and fully cushioned, with gentle pressure on the lower back, hips, and legs. Let us know how far along you are when you book so the room is set up before you arrive.
Do you take walk-ins?
Often, yes, though evenings and weekends fill up. Booking ahead guarantees your time and lets you pick your therapist. If you are nearby and hoping for something now, call and we will tell you honestly what is free.
How do I pay, and do you take card?
Payment happens in the studio at the end of your session, not online when you book. Card and cash are both fine. Gratuity is never expected, always appreciated, and easiest in cash if you would like to leave one.
Cinco Ranch Thai Wellness
25830 Westheimer Pkwy, Suite 600
Katy, TX 77494
Open 7 days, 10:00am to 9:00pm
Cinco Ranch Thai Wellness
25830 Westheimer Pkwy, Suite 600
Katy, TX 77494
Open 7 days, 10:00am to 9:00pm
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