The h2o massage
Trust Score: 51 Fair
- Rating: 36/50
- Reviews: 12/35
- Signal diversity: 3/15
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Rated 3.6 from 12 reviews. Reviewers most often mention Aromatherapy here. Regulars describe the place as Clean. Located in Chatuchak.
Why reviewers like it
- Clean
~400฿ per session, based on reviewer mentions
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I really liked the professionalism and the calm inviroment. I have looked for a good massage place that's has a good atmosphere and strong masusees. I can recommend this place to many people
I have been very impressed by the cleanliness and the knowledge of the staff. Nit knows exactly what she is doing. It only takes seconds to spot the pain where it hurts. Thank you all for kind and warm welcome and service.
New Campsite #95PerimeterView #KhaoKhao Viewpoint with beautiful winter flower garden #FlowersGarden Beautiful views of both sunrise and sunset from the same spot. With sea of fog cutting through the forest and mountain range in the background. Details are explained below the pictures. Take your time to look at each angle, a 200-degree view. In front is a lush forest. The Khek Noi River is below. The cool air from the forest combined with the humidity from the river condenses into beautiful morning fog that contrasts with the forest floor. There is a coffee shop and a la carte food service, so you don't have to worry about your stomach. There are swings to sit and watch the sunset. There's a chill spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. 95 refers to kilometer marker 95 coming from Phitsanulok.
I went for a massage last Thursday. I told the masseuse I wanted a light aromatherapy massage because of my knee pain, and specifically requested no forceful pressure or twisting on my knee. The masseuse was an older woman. She said she understood and had no problem with it. During the massage, she described her unfortunate, lonely life, her divorce, and other hardships (I just listened because I didn't know how to stop her). While she was massaging and talking, she suddenly sat on my legs and started twisting them. I told her it hurt (it seemed like she forgot because she was too busy talking about her life; I'm not sure if sitting on someone's legs is part of an aromatherapy massage). I got home with knee pain; it's probably inflamed from her sitting on my legs. The masseuse herself was kind and polite, but her massage skills were very average. More importantly, she was so busy talking that she repeatedly forgot about my knee pain. Also, I wanted a massage, not to talk about or listen to someone else's life. Overall, the shop was clean, the decor was okay, and the price was reasonable. However, I think they need to improve their service or customer reception. I felt sorry for the masseuse, but I probably won't use their services again.
The staff at the counter need to improve their words and attitude. They need to be more respectful to customers. Even if they are older or younger, they shouldn’t talk to them like they are just playing around. I massaged their neck and shoulders and walked out wearing my shirt inside out. The staff told me to put it back on because I was in a hurry. They raised their hand as if to hit me. When I walked out without buttoning one button, the same staff member said to my boyfriend again, “Please button it for him because he was in a hurry,” and laughed. Is this appropriate to say to a customer? I am not their child or playmate. I didn’t find it funny. I came to receive service. There are many ways to inform customers in this situation so that they won’t feel bad. If there were other people in the shop, how bad do you think they would feel? The masseuse gave a good massage, but I probably won’t go back. I have never been to a massage shop and felt as bad as this. I paid 400 baht but the service was worse than a cheaper shop in the mall.
Run away. The masseuse is very mean. She gossips about other customers in the shop, scolds customers. She calls to make a reservation but they block other masseuses. She doesn't let me make a reservation on Line. It's over. I finally found someone I like.
A masseuse named Nid gossiped about customers, insulted other masseuses, and gossiped about the shop owner.
Nim is a great masseuse; her foot massage is superb.
Wholesale price. Beautiful and fair-skinned.
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What is The h2o massage's rating?+
The h2o massage has a 3.6★ rating from 12 Google reviews.
Where is The h2o massage located?+
The h2o massage is located at 19/107 Tha Raeng, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10220, Thailand.
How much does The h2o massage cost?+
Based on reviewer mentions, a session at The h2o massage costs around ~400฿.