Bangkok massage directory
Thai massage, foot massage, oil massage and spas — mapped by neighbourhood and BTS/MRT station, with honest price levels and local tips.
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Asok / Sukhumvit · ~16 min walk
Health Land is one of Bangkok's best-known massage chains, famous for professional Thai massage in a large, spa-like building at mid-range prices. The Asok branch is a short walk up Asok Montri Road from BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit. Booking ahead is a good idea in the evenings and at weekends.
Asok / Sukhumvit · ~1 min walk
Let's Relax is a popular Thai spa chain with clean, modern branches inside malls and hotels. The Terminal 21 location is connected to BTS Asok, making it one of the easiest quality massages to reach in Bangkok — ideal after shopping.
Phrom Phong · ~4 min walk
Asia Herb Association is known for its traditional herbal compress (luk pra kob) treatments made with fresh Thai herbs, combined with Thai massage. A favourite with expats in Phrom Phong.
Sala Daeng / Silom · ~3 min walk
Divana is a Thai spa brand known for its traditional-house settings and signature treatments. The Silom branch is a short walk from BTS Sala Daeng — a good pick for a couple's spa afternoon.
Sanam Chai · ~5 min walk
Wat Pho is the birthplace of Thai massage and home to Thailand's most famous traditional massage school. Massages are given in open-air pavilions inside the temple grounds, next to the Reclining Buddha — a must-do in Bangkok. Expect a queue at busy times; temple entry fee applies.
Saphan Taksin · ~8 min walk
The Oriental Spa is one of Asia's most celebrated hotel spas, set in a teak house across the river from the Mandarin Oriental and reached by the hotel's shuttle boat. A once-in-a-trip splurge.
A one-hour Thai or foot massage at a neighbourhood shop is typically a few hundred baht. Mid-range chains like Health Land or Let's Relax cost more, and luxury hotel spas charge several thousand baht per treatment. Prices vary by area and change over time, so check with the shop.
Tipping is customary at shops and mid-range spas. Around 50–100 baht for an hour is common; luxury spas usually include a service charge.
Thai massage is done fully clothed on a mat with acupressure and stretching. Oil massage uses long strokes with warm oil on a massage bed and is gentler and more relaxing.
Sukhumvit (Asok and Nana) has the most choice, Silom suits the business district, and Wat Pho in the old town is the most traditional. Luxury hotel spas are along the riverside.