Blue Massage

During my 1 hour massage, the back massage was over in about 10 minutes, I turned over, and then I had to say 7-8 times that, no, I don't want a special massage.... over and over again... And then she went to work on my left leg, and it was just painful. I got up and left. Dreadful.

A dab of oil on the skin. Nothing to do with massage. If you want a massage, you should choose a proper massage place.

Great!!! super strong hands that worked out every kink. My knee and ankle feel much better. This is great advice to repair my body after my extreme sport crashes.

This is a rip-off! A Thai massage costs 250 baht for an hour. Halfway through, they said they needed an oil massage for that area, which would cost an extra 50 baht. They even asked if I wanted a handjob for an extra fee. Luckily, I didn't pay them. Choosing a pretty girl was useless. During the stretching session, they almost pressed on my testicles several times, which was super dangerous. The lady next door, Phai Ngoen, had much better service. They kicked me out after only 40 minutes of my one-hour service.

I had a foot massage. The oil massage made my feet feel so much better. The shop was larger than I expected, and the air conditioning was working well, making it a very comfortable place to be.

I got a foot massage, but it got itchy and I broke out in hives. The oil must have been really dirty. It looks like I'm going to end up spending more on hospital bills!!! They demand a 100 baht tip as soon as you walk in. Absolutely do not go there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Went there for laundry. They dont speek english, and when I asked for their WLAN for Translation into thai they refused. And more expensive than others.

I can't recommend it. -Right from the start, I had to pay 400 THB instead of 300 THB. Then I got a lackluster 40-minute massage. I could have saved my money.

**Review in Russian:** I don't recommend this salon. The staff sits by the entrance doing nothing, and they were reluctant to show me the price. A standard Thai massage was 200 baht, which I agreed to, but later regretted. The place isn't particularly clean: insects are flying around, and the floor is dirty. The massage was very weak, and they didn't provide any clothes. After seven minutes (with my watch hanging directly over my head), when I complained about the massage being very weak and poorly done and stood up to leave, the salon administrator approached and demanded payment for the full hour—200 baht. I tried to explain that the massage was very poorly done, to which she replied, "They do the best they can." While we were arguing, another masseuse became available. Time was wasted arguing. Eventually, we agreed that she would finish the massage for her colleague. However, she didn't do any better, finishing in 20 minutes. In total, including the argument, the entire process took half an hour. I only went there because the salon was across from the hotel. I recommend going further and getting a slightly more expensive massage—250-300 baht—but the quality is better. Other salons will help you wash your feet, provide you with massage clothes, and treat you with respect. -- **English translation:** I do not recommend this salon. The staff sat idly at the entrance, and they reluctantly showed the price list. A regular Thai massage costs 200 baht, and I agreed, but later regretted it. The place is not very clean: insects are flying around, and the floor in the salon is dirty. The massage was very weak, and they did not provide any clothing. After seven minutes (there was a clock right above my head), I complained that the massage was very sluggish and poorly done, and I was about to leave. The salon administrator approached me and demanded payment for the full hour—200 baht. I tried to explain that the massage was very poorly done, to which she replied, "They do the best they can." While we were sorting this out, another masseuse became available. Time was wasted due to the argument. We agreed that she would finish the massage instead of her colleague. However, she did no better and finished the massage in 20 minutes. In total, with all the arguing, the whole process took half an hour. I only went there because the salon is located opposite the hotel. I recommend going a bit further and getting a slightly more expensive massage—for 250–300 baht—but of better quality. In other salons, they will wash your feet, provide massage clothing, and treat customers with respect.