Hattathip Massage for Health
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- Rating: 46/50
- Reviews: 18/35
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Rated 4.6 from 52 reviews. Reviewers most often mention Thai massage here. Regulars describe the place as Quiet & relaxing. Located in Thonglor & Ekkamai.
Why reviewers like it
- Quiet & relaxing
- Friendly staff
- Good value
~100–500฿ per session, based on reviewer mentions
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💬 What reviewers say
Had the best experience. Proper Thai Massage with a proper local atmosphere. Even though the language barrier felt super welcome and taken care. Am going back tomorrow. It more therapeutic than relaxing. Proper
I went there three days out of four nights and five days in Bangkok. You can experience the essence of authentic Thai massage, and the staff puts a lot of pressure on your joints. I was very happy with their skill and kindness. I became attached to them after three days, so I was sad to leave on the last day. The fried rice restaurant next to the gas station you recommended was also good. Ps. I'm a Korean who went to see elephants in Ayutthaya! I'll be back next time, so please remember me~~😄
I went in and the female masseuse was chatting with a client the entire two hours I was getting a massage. She was even shouting across to my room where I was talking to the masseuse. I asked her if she only did pressure point massages and if I could use balm. I hadn't brought my own because the ones sold in other shops aren't very good quality – they're sticky and I'm allergic to them (I've gotten rashes before). The masseuse in the next room yelled back, "Using the shop's balm will cost extra. Bringing your own will also cost extra. If you want to use it, use it at home." I wasn't saying I wouldn't pay, but I am allergic and get rashes. I even brought my own and asked, "If I pay and get a rash, will you pay for my treatment?" I got so angry I didn't even ask, but I jokingly threatened to deduct the tip from my bill. The masseuse said she's the one who massages clients and helps run the shop, so she has to protect the shop's interests. But she asked, "If a client has an allergic reaction to the products in the shop, will you take responsibility?" I really dislike this shop. There's no quiet; they constantly chat with clients and are very loud. I only go there because I'm used to this masseuse; we've been massaged together for years, and I followed her when she moved to a new shop. In this economy, they tell clients to use their own balm at home. We shouldn't be spending money at those places, 500 baht for 2 hours. A bottle of balm costs less than 100 baht. Let's support good massage parlors with good service elsewhere instead. Let them just sit there chatting all day.
The best foot massage I've had in Thailand
Very good
I came here for a massage for the very last time before leaving for my home country, and I'm so glad I decided to go with this place. To me, this isn't a massage parlor; it's a muscle doctor at this point. I was initially a bit hesitant about coming in, as perhaps I arrived at the wrong time. The masseuse was on a call with her friend during her break, and she seemed a little disgruntled that I walked in initially 😭🤭. But during the massage, she was very professional and great at finding the knots in my body. She aligned her presses as per my bone and muscle anatomy with her hands which I found amazing! I have been to many Thai massage places and this is definitely one in my saved list from now on. For the first time before a massage, I was asked which part of my body required more attention. I mentioned my shoulders and lower back, which she immediately went to work on. She massaged every knot and pressed every ache in my body. Although it was a painful experience, the relief that came afterward made me feel like I had a new body. This was a really good massage session where I felt safe, and I would come back again if I'm ever back in Bangkok. I will definitely return to release my muscle tension as well as other aches in my body. Despite this place looking a little dodgy for tourist, they are frequented by locals as I heard incoming customers speaking thai. But if you're not a fussy person about the set up, and you don't mind the noise, it's actually very good "muscle doctor" for relaxation to me 👌☺️
I got a one-hour foot massage, and the lady was not only very skilled, but also very kind. Haha. As soon as the massage was over, the rain stopped, so I was able to return to my lodging safely. I highly recommend this place.
I rate this place with the highest rating for the quality of service they provide. This would be my second visit to this massage place in about 3 years, only this time I came with a shoulder/neck problem which many other places failed to fix. I can feel the difference, during the treatment process, and after an hour of moderate discomfort, most of the pain gone. Wonderful technique in pin pointing affected area and taking care of it. The price could not have been any cheaper, THB250 only for an hour.
I live nearby and come to this massage sometimes. I like it.
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What is Hattathip Massage for Health's rating?+
Hattathip Massage for Health has a 4.6★ rating from 52 Google reviews.
Where is Hattathip Massage for Health located?+
Hattathip Massage for Health is located at เลขที่ 186 ซอย รามคำแหง16, Ramkhamhaeng Rd, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 10240, Thailand.
How much does Hattathip Massage for Health cost?+
Based on reviewer mentions, a session at Hattathip Massage for Health costs around ~200฿.