Chan & Yupa Wellness Spa

Spa center

The service was excellent.

It was such a healing and wonderful space. Although the price wasn't cheap, I truly felt pampered. The massage pressure was also excellent, and it was a beautiful place. I discovered it by chance, and I want to recommend it so highly that I want to congratulate myself for finding it.

Best massage selection, best staff hospitality, room is very nice, worth price

Proven skills. A lush, green oasis in the city, this detached house spa. I keep coming back because I can also enjoy afternoon tea at the attached restaurant.

A hidden gem for massages!!!! I recommend the package programs or the oil massage. I do not recommend this place if you are just passing by looking for a cheap massage or want a massage with strong pressure. It would be a great place to visit for those looking for a relaxing massage as a gift for a partner, friend, or parent. Perhaps because they don't use cheap oil, it wasn't that stuffy massage where they slather on oil; it finished fresh enough that I didn't even need to shower, so I was able to get dressed right away. Since they warmed up the oil while the massage, I felt so sleepy. I used to get cheap massages on the street when I was alone, I was worried that a typical local place might be unappealing to me, but I visited on a recommendation from a Thai friend, and I felt proud that everyone in my party was satisfied. They said the masseuses' touch was gentle and they felt truly healed. There was a cafe and restaurant behind the spa that they run together; I couldn't use it, but the interior was very pretty.

It's very beautiful inside, the massage was excellent, and the scrub was great too! Before and after the session, they gave us tea from a porcelain dish and treated us to fruit. We completely relaxed!

A hidden gem in the middle of Soi 10. This coffee shop, restaurant, and spa are housed in a former private residence. Squirrels frolic in the beautifully manicured garden. Most of the customers are women. They offer both Western and Thai food, but most people seemed to opt for the Western option. The brunch set pictured here includes your choice of egg dish, bread, coffee or tea, ham, sausage, bacon, salad, granola yogurt, fruit, and orange juice, all for 380 baht. It opens at 7am, so it feels much more fulfilling than the boring hotel buffet. Thailand doesn't have many tasty vegetables, so I was surprised at how fresh the salad was. All the staff speak English, so it's easy to get around.