สุวรรณภูมินวดแผนไทย Suvarnabhumi Massage

For aches and pains, this is the place to go! I've never switched to any other place. The massages are excellent, especially with Therapist Pepple; I'm never disappointed. ☺️

I’ve been in Thailand for six weeks and tried many massages, but honestly only a few impressed me. Most left me disappointed, even though I usually get massages 2-3 times a week for two hours each. On my last day before flying out, I chose this place without expecting much and booked just one hour. But then Apple, the therapist, asked if I wanted a therapuetic massage. From the first conversation I could tell she really knows the body and the art of massage. Once she started, I felt her skill and passion right away. I even extended to 2.5 hours. She worked through my whole body with proper techniques, and every correction felt spot on. I’ve been a massage therapist abroad for 15 years and trained every year, of course many problem in my body so I know when someone truly knows their craft. Apple absolutely does. The price is very fair compared to her skill, the shop is clean, and the atmosphere is calm. It’s not a five-star spa, but the quality of her work is priceless. I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in Thailand—probably straight from the airport to get scrubbed, facial, massage, shower, and be ready to fly next. Highly recommend Apple to anyone who wants real healing massage.

Of course, their skills are not great. They just talk casually while on the phone. As expected, they start tipping tipping tipping when the massage is over. The touristy massages of 30 years ago are still being practiced here. I think they behave like this because they think that customers will never come here again. All of your wonderful memories of Thailand will be ruined here. Please be careful, everyone.

The shop closes at midnight. You can still come and use our services, including neck, shoulder, and back massages for office syndrome.

Good. Convenient. There's parking.

The massage therapists were chatting away so much! "What time is the relaxation session? I fell asleep during the massage!" (I'm not a customer, I'm a massage therapist!) "I went in the evening, not late at night." I'm so confused! I've never seen anything like it. And is it really acceptable for massage therapists to comment on a customer's body shape or skin? If you want to sell courses, you shouldn't bully customers.

Terrible experience. The masseuse was rude and lacked politeness. The incident was: I had terrible foot pain and went in intending only to get a foot massage, but my sister, who came with me, asked if she could get a Thai massage focusing on the legs. Another masseuse said yes, so I agreed to the same. However, the original masseuse told me to get a full body massage instead, speaking terribly in her demeanor, words, and tone. I decided to leave without the massage. (P.S. I usually go to this massage parlor often.)

The worst massage I've ever had in my life. I wouldn't even give it one star.