You call a Spa in Ajman, hear “AED 99,” and hang up more confused than before. Is that the final price? Does it only cover one type of massage? What if you want 90 minutes instead of 60? Does oil cost extra? Will your custom requests bump up the bill? Could the price suddenly change once you walk in?
These aren’t silly questions. They’re the exact questions most people have before they book. The whole point of that first phone call with Rehana Spa is to clear up every one of them before you pick a time slot.
Here’s the simple version. A 60-minute session costs AED 99. A 90-minute session costs AED 120. All five massage types follow this same pricing. Customization doesn’t add a single dirham. There are no hidden charges, ever.
But knowing the number isn’t the same as understanding it. Let’s break down what actually decides your price, what’s already included, and what you should ask before you book.
Two things affect your massage price. That’s it.
The first is the massage type. You can pick Indian, Kerala, Russian, Thai, or Pakistani. The second is the duration. You choose either 60 minutes or 90 minutes.
Here’s the part most people get wrong. Changing your massage style doesn’t change your price. Picking Thai instead of Indian won’t cost you more. Choosing Russian over Pakistani won’t either. The price only moves when the duration moves.
| Choice | Price |
| Any massage — 60 minutes | AED 99 |
| Any massage — 90 minutes | AED 120 |
So drop the assumption that a “specialty” massage carries a specialty price tag. It doesn’t. You can pick the massage that suits you, not the one that seems cheaper.
Let’s answer this directly, because vague reassurances don’t help anyone.
Is the 60-minute session itself AED 99? Yes.
Is the massage oil extra? No, it’s included.
Does customizing your session cost more? No.
Does adjusting the pressure cost more? No.
Does changing the technique cost more? No.
Does asking the therapist to focus on one area cost more? No.
Does talking through your preferences before the session add a fee? No.
You’re not paying AED 99 plus oil plus customization plus pressure adjustments plus special attention. You’re paying AED 99. Full stop. That’s the whole idea behind a transparent spa ajman experience the price you hear is the price you pay, not a starting point that grows once you’re in the chair.
This is where Rehana Spa stands apart from a lot of places.
The price stays fixed. The experience doesn’t.
Your therapist can adjust the pressure. They can change the technique. They can slow things down or pick up the pace. They can spend more time on your shoulders if that’s where you’re tight, or your lower back if that’s what’s bothering you.
You shouldn’t have to pick between “cheap but generic” and “personalized but expensive.” At Rehana Spa, you don’t. Within the same AED 99 or AED 120, your therapist shapes the session around you.
A lot of people think they need to research five massage styles before they even pick up the phone. You don’t.
Just call and talk. Tell the team what you’re hoping to get out of the session. Mention how much pressure you like. Point out the areas that need attention. Share your preferred style, if you have one. Mention any massages you’ve had before and what you thought of them.
From there, the team can walk you through the options and help you land on the massage that actually fits what you described. You’re not stuck making this decision alone, and you’re not locked into a choice just because its name sounded familiar.
That first call isn’t just “what time works for you.” It’s your chance to sort out the details that shape your entire session.
Share what you want out of the massage. Mention your preferred pressure. Show them where it hurts or feels tight. Tell them how much pressure feels right for you hard or soft. Mention any massage you’ve had before.
It also helps to mention any injuries, allergies, or health concerns you have. This isn’t about treating or curing anything — a massage isn’t medical treatment. It simply means your therapist can adjust pressure and technique with your situation in mind, so the session works better for you.
Same price doesn’t mean same massage. Each style at Rehana Spa brings something different to the table.
Indian Massage uses warm herbal oils and rhythmic strokes. It leans toward relaxation and gentle body-focused care.
Kerala Massage draws on traditional herbal oils and deeper, more traditional techniques, including distinctive foot-pressure work. If you’re searching for a genuine Kerala spa Ajman experience, this is the one built around that tradition.
Russian Massage is faster and more vigorous, with rubbing, tapping, and vibrating movements. It suits anyone who wants a more energetic session.
Thai Massage is usually done without oil. It combines pressure techniques with assisted stretching, and you stay dressed throughout.
Pakistani Massage uses firmer pressure along with traditional stretching and manual techniques. It’s built for people who want a stronger, more physical session.
Since all five cost the same, you get to choose based on what actually suits you, not on which one looks cheaper on a menu.
Let’s make this crystal clear.
What changes your price:
Only the duration. 60 minutes runs AED 99. 90 minutes runs AED 120.
What doesn’t change your price:
Picking Indian instead of Kerala. Choosing Thai over Russian. Any customization. Adjusting pressure. Adjusting technique. Focusing on a particular area. Talking through your preferences beforehand. Massage oil and other standard inclusions.
Remember this one line: your price changes when you choose a longer session, not because you customized your massage or picked a different style.
Here’s a simple way to walk through the call.
Step 1: Tell them what you want. You don’t need a massage name yet.
Step 2: Say what kind of touch you like. Soft or hard, it’s your call. Point out the part that needs work. Tell them how you’re feeling.
Step 3: Say if anything is wrong. Old injuries, allergies, or other things they should know.
Step 4: Let them help you pick. The team will find a massage that matches what you said.
Step 5: Choose how long you want. 60 minutes costs AED 99. 90 minutes costs AED 120.
Step 6: Check what you get. Ask if oil and extras are part of the price.
Step 7: Ask if anything is still unclear. Get your answers before you say yes.
Step 8: Pick your time. Do this only after everything else is clear.
You shouldn’t have to book first and find out the details later. That backwards approach is exactly what leaves people frustrated.
The right order looks like this: discuss your needs, clarify your options, understand the price, then pick your slot. That’s what a genuinely transparent booking process looks like, and it’s how Rehana Spa handles every call.
Rehana Spa is a men’s massage centre open 24/7 in Al Rumailah 2, Ajman. Whether you’re based in Al Rumailah, Al Rashidiya, Al Nuaimiya, Al Hamidiyah, Al Jurf, Al Mowaihat, or even nearby areas of Sharjah, the location is easy to reach whenever you’re ready for a session.
You don’t have to figure out every detail before you pick up the phone. Call and ask which massage might suit your preferences. Ask what the session actually involves. Mention any concerns worth discussing beforehand. Talk through 60 minutes versus 90 minutes, confirm the price, and find out exactly what’s included.
Once those questions are answered, choosing your slot is the easy part.
A good Ajman spa experience starts with a clear conversation, not a guessing game. Have questions about the massage, the duration, customization, or the price? Call Rehana Spa at +971 54 461 1344, talk through your preferences with the team, confirm exactly what you’ll pay, and then choose the appointment slot that works for you.
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