Health Spa & Massage

Little bit noisy but really relaxing.

Worst experience ever. Absolutely not recommended. It was awful, from the moment I stepped in until the end. The owner was loud the entire time, shouting to check on clients and welcome new ones. There was absolutely no consideration for the clients already receiving their services. I didn't feel any relaxation at all. The worst part was that the owner was speaking Thai to the staff (which I understand perfectly), asking each other, "Have you included the tip with that foreign client yet?" They were also gossiping about other clients within earshot. It was incredibly upsetting. As for the massage therapist, her massage was very light, she seemed unfocused, and she kept her phone beside her without turning it off, checking her messages frequently, causing the massage to be stopped several times. The quality didn't match the price at all. A massage parlor should be a quiet place, but here, both the owner and the Chinese clients were loud and boisterous without any attempt to calm them down. After the massage, there was no clean towel to wipe off the oil residue, and no staff member checked my shoes like other parlors in the same price range. If you really want good service and quietness, I recommend the Lemongrass shop near Huai Khwang. It's much better than here. Terrible experience – Loud, unprofessional, and overpriced This was an incredibly disappointing visit. From start to finish, the owner was constantly shouting, checking bookings, and talking to customers at full volume. There was zero peace or relaxation. To make matters worse, the owner was discussing (in Thai) whether they had already included tips in the bill for foreign customers. As a Thai local, I understood every word of their gossip and unprofessional remarks about other clients, which made me feel very uncomfortable. The massage itself was poor. The therapist was distracted, kept her phone nearby with the sound on, and frequently stopped to check messages. It was very low effort and lacked focus. The environment was chaotic; both the owner and some Chinese tourists were being very loud, and no one tried to maintain a quiet atmosphere. After the session, they didn't even wipe off the excess oil with a clean towel or assist with my shoes. Given the price, the quality is nowhere near acceptable. If you're looking for a better experience at a similar price point, I highly recommend Lemongrass near Huai Khwang instead. How to make a new leaf! How to make a new leaf? If you want to make a new leaf, you will see a new leaf. If you want to write a book, you will be able to find a new book.放松。 If you are looking for a new product, you will see a new image. The world's fastest and most powerful world ，听得一清二楚）。店主还在背后议论其他客If you want to make a new leaf, you will be able to make a new leaf.业。 If you don't want to leave the house, you'll see the old man. If you don't want to leave the house, you will see the picture. If you choose to leave the building, you will be able to enter the building. If you don't want to go home, you can go home and go home.醒。 If you want to be a part of the world, you will be able to see the image of the world. ，You will not be able to do this or that. In the future, you will be able to make a beautiful picture. If you don't want to go back to school, you can go back and forth. (Huai Khwang) Lemongrass, delicious Chinese food.

Giving an extra star just because the massage itself felt pleasant and sufficiently strong where it's needed + The place is clean and comfortable and they have a normal shower, so this is all good. Now about bad things. First of all, the masseuse didn't understand English at all. And by "at all" I mean even worse than the usual thai person on the street. At all. Completely. I only heard the sound "aeee" in all the answers. Moreover, she couldn't even help with gestures. She just basically did all the opposite. She said to follow her by pointing with hand to stay where I stay and so on. I had a feeling she was kidding or something. I never was so far from understanding the human. Usually at least gestures or articulation could help, but not in this case. Secondly, half of the massage was just missing. I had oil massage. How it looks usually: you lay face down. You have back massage, then hands massage, then legs massage. Then you turn over. Then you have legs massage, then hands massage, then belly and chest massage, then head massage, then stretching. What I got: face down - back massage, hands massage, turn over - legs massage, stretching. First time I see that. And the third thing. I was going to pay and leave when the masseuse started demanding tips. She even told the number explicitly - 50 thb. Small money, but it doesn't matter. It's just insane that someone explicitly requesting tips. I told her: but you missed half of the massage, how can you even say something about tips. She continued: no, I did massage, you pay tips. This is really unacceptable and ridiculous. Please educate your stuff.