599/7 Pracha Uthit Rd, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand
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Best time to visit. Low humidity, clear skies. Book popular spots early — peak tourist season.
I usually get massages here regularly, and the standard of massages is usually good. But today, the masseuse seemed to lack strength. She just massaged me superficially to finish the job. I had to ask if she could increase the pressure. After I asked, she increased it slightly, which I could feel, and it was okay. Before entering the room, I requested a 2-hour Thai massage. The masseuse massaged me for 1 hour and then said she was finished. When I went to pay, the counter staff seemed confused as to why the massage finished so quickly. They went to talk to the masseuse in the room, and then came out and asked if I wanted a foot massage as well, without any apology. In short, I was disappointed with what I experienced and will hesitate to come to this shop again because I'm always unsure what kind of masseuse I'll get. And I had to wait another hour for my boyfriend's massage, which was also scheduled for 2 hours. After waiting for a while, they didn't offer tea after the massage like usual. It seems the service has really deteriorated compared to the past two weeks. P.S. If you come to this shop, I recommend Lisa. She's a great masseuse and provides excellent service.
The location is great, at the PTT gas station in Mengjai, next to Amazon Cafe. There's plenty of parking, very convenient. The foot, shoulder, and back massage is excellent. The masseuse has great pressure, strong and firm, not weak at all. The 2-hour oil massage is very relaxing. If you don't like it too strong, you can ask the masseuse to lighten the pressure. Overall, the atmosphere is good and relaxing, with the sound of running water throughout the massage area, very pleasant and relaxing.
Why are there so many great reviews, but I had a terrible massage therapist? How can you hire someone with no massage skills? I don't mind you hiring me, but why don't you train them properly according to massage techniques? Or do you not let people try out massages before hiring them? Do you just hire any therapist you think is suitable for a busy day? Note: The pictures look amazing, but the reality is musty. For me, there's nothing good about this place except the location.