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The Best Massage Parlours in Bangkok

Thai massage
Thai massage | © Tara Angkor Hotel/Flickr

Travelling around countries like Thailand can be a life-changing experience. Stunning islands, historical temples and huge national parks are everywhere you turn, leaving you with plenty of things to see, do and explore. When exploring, however, it’s important to listen to your body, as all that walking, trekking and swimming can leave you feeling sore and tired. Luckily for you, Bangkok is home to some amazing massage parlours. Whether you want some therapy for your muscles, or simply wish to relax, here are Bangkok’s best massage parlours.

Panpuri Organic Spa

Massage Parlour, Spa, Health Spa

Aromatic oil in Panpuri
© Sai Mr./Flickr
First impressions of Panpuri Organic Spa reveal the kind of luxury services on offer here. It features a modern Asian decor with wood and marble finishes that are both calm and relaxing, and reflect the quality of the services on offer. It has a range of different massage treatments available, from stress relief to tranquillity-orientated, and each is performed by well-trained and respectful masseurs, who’ll keep you at ease and help to make your troubles melt away. As well as massages, there are also treatments available, such as facials for both men and women, for those days when you truly need to be pampered. A luxurious oasis in the middle of a hectic city.

Baan Sabai Spa

Massage Parlour, Spa, Health Spa

Peace and tranquillity
© Thomas Wanhoff/Flickr
A corner of calm in Bangkok, Baan Sabai Spa provides a number of high-quality massage and spa services performed by highly-trained and carefully selected staff. Aromatics are a large feature of Thai culture, from the dishes they cook to the incense in a temple, and it’s no different when it comes to massage services. Baan Sabai’s Aroma Massage has a number of soothing oils available, and the massage and aroma help you to fall into a state of deep relaxation and bliss. Traditional Thai massages are available to work-out the most stubborn of knots and are just one of several massages available to choose from. With its large range of services and its convenient location near to K Village, there’s little wonder it’s so highly rated.

Organika Secret Spa

It’s often difficult to cultivate a sense of nature in a city like Bangkok, but those wishing to do so should take a leaf out of Organika’s books. Organika Secret Spa is clean and green, with a minimalist decor and foliage fostering a sense of returning to nature and calm – meaning the massage has almost done its job before you’ve even been touched. Each of its massages are stunningly perfect, helping to reset both your mind and body, promote a sense of wellbeing and remove all the tension you may have. It’s a wonderful experience in a tranquil, aromatic setting that’s unlikely to be forgotten.

Spa 5th floor , Cafe 6th floor Building A Piman 49 Soi Soukhumvit 49 Wattana North-KlongTon 10110, Thailand

Bamboo Spa

Navigating Bangkok on the best of days can leave you feel stressed and worn out, but thankfully there are places like Bamboo Spa on hand to leave you feeling lighter and ready to take on the city again. There are a large number of services available, from the traditional Thai massage to more specialist massages, such as detoxification and reflexology. Staff are attentive and professional, with a quality to cost ratio that’s hard to beat. The bamboo theme is authentic and calming, and the spa itself is clean and fragrant, leaving your mind at ease to relax whilst you enjoy the treatment.

Massages are steeped in Thai tradition

Wat Pho Thai Traditional Massage

School, University

Thailand’s stunning Wat Pho temple has been the base of Thailand’s traditional massage and medicine since King Rama III established the nation’s first university here, in a bid to both preserve and further develop this noble art. Today, traditional Thai and foot massages take place in a communal setting in the temple grounds themselves, in the place where it all began, for a truly historic and culturally significant experience. It might not have the luxury or privacy of some other massage parlours, but it’s a little slice of history and as authentic as they come – not to mention in the shadow of one of Thailand’s most famous temples.

Divana Spa

Specialising in relaxation and comfort, Divana Spa features a number of different treatments performed by highly trained therapists, all designed to ensure you leave both feeling and looking better than when you entered. Everything about Divana whispers peace and tranquillity, from the sensual aromas that radiate through the spa, to its lush, green garden and water features. Its decor is distinctly Asian, with various features and impressions helping to create an authentic experience that will always be in the forefront of your memory when someone mentions your trip to Thailand. Thai massages, hot oil massages and many more different types are available to help melt your troubles away and leave you recharged and ready for more of what Bangkok has to offer.

Oil massages are very poplar

The Hive Spa

Building, Spa

Everything about The Hive Spa radiates elegance. Designed by James Waterworth – one half of London-based interior design force Alexander Waterworth – comfort, elegance and luxury are represented throughout the spa, and its light colour palette provides a sense of calm and spiritual cleanliness. Its rooms are private and luxurious, it uses only the finest essential oils, scents and candles and its massages are performed by some of the finest therapists in the country. It features a wide range of massage therapies, from 30 minute head and shoulder massages to the more indulgent aroma massages. There are a number of other services to enjoy too, including facials, manicures and pedicures. A well-deserved treat.

Yunomori Onsen

Spa

A Japanese onsen experience in the heart of Bangkok, Yunomori draws water from the thermal springs of Wat Wangkanai temple before guests are invited to bathe and detoxify in it. With a distinctly Japanese, minimalist appearance both outside an in, it certainly lures guests into a sense of calming peacefulness, and its Thai, aroma and herbal compress massages are the perfect follow-up to a dip in the onsen. Both your body and soul will feel soothed and mended, leaving you with a clear mind and a willing body to continue your travels. It’s different to the usual massage parlours in Bangkok, but it’s more than worth a visit.
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