Sky Water Spa

They charge an entrance fee just for walking in. I went in for a leg massage, but the air conditioning wasn't working. They adjusted it three times, but it still wasn't cool. Then, when I moved to another room, they charged me for the room too. Terrible service. They'll go bankrupt soon with this kind of service. I was going to open a membership, but this is the last time.

-The staff spoke almost no Thai or English, making communication impossible. -During the massage, I was sweating profusely and it was extremely hot. The staff said it was normal, but I later found out they forgot to turn on the air conditioning. -I booked a body scrub at one price initially, but when it came time to use it, they charged extra, saying it was necessary to purchase an additional body scrub; otherwise, they couldn't perform the treatment. -I booked a body scrub package, but upon arrival, I couldn't use the service. I had to buy an additional onsen subscription! Everything was charged extra, even the smallest things. One visit is never enough!

What a mess of taxes! Even tips are taxed! So it comes to 10% tax. Seriously?!

This place is great! The staff are friendly to Thai people, the service is excellent, it's clean, and has complete toiletries. You can stay for 12 hours just like at home. Towels are provided at all times. There's a herbal sauna, and they offer body scrub services. Most importantly, they have an onsen buffet that's the best and most worthwhile in Bangkok. What is the meaning of the word? The meaning of the message is that the meaning of the message is the meaning of the message. There are many things that happen in the future. The full story of the 12th season is released in Japan. It's a lot of things, it's a lot of things. There are many things that will happen in the future. In the end of the night, the atmosphere of the mountain is reflected in the forest. In the future, we will not let you go.

The aromatherapy massage was nice, and the masseuse's technique was good. It was a bit of a shame they didn't have boxing gloves in Thailand.

The body scrubbing was perfunctory, and the sauna was old and run-down. The most disgusting thing was that a live rat ran out of the women's section while I was showering. The hygiene is appalling. Thumbs down.

The facility had the atmosphere of a Chinese spa. I was able to get a discount with a gowabi voucher, but the regular price felt a bit pricey. Sandals are required throughout the facility, including the bath area, and guests are not allowed to go barefoot. Small towels are not provided in the bath area, and there is always a staff member at the entrance who will lift the noren curtain. It seems the staff also do the exfoliating, so some people may be a little self-conscious about their gaze. There are no exfoliating or partitions, so the facility has an open feel. There are only two types of bathtubs: a cold bath and a hot bath. The paint on the bottom of the hot bath was peeling, which was a bit of a concern. The water pressure in the standing shower was good. The sauna was spacious, and the steam sauna in particular had a consistent heat and no unpleasant odor, making it comfortable. The buffet was not as good as expected, but the pork bone and vegetable soup was delicious. Drinks are available for a fee, so bring your own bottled water. Smoking is permitted in the dining area, so be careful if you are sensitive to smoke. The rest area is spacious, but the air conditioning and quietness are a bit lacking. They offer distinctive Chinese-style services such as foot callus care and ear cleaning. On the third floor there was a room with over 10 billiard tables, but there was only one person playing, and I spoke to him in Chinese, so he might have been a staff member. The facility itself is large, but those more accustomed to Japanese-style spas may find it to their liking. With the number of Chinese tourists dropping sharply these days, this may be a tough time for this facility.