Let's Relax Spa at Mandarin Hotel in Bangkok

amenities: a few steps to reach, great location. massage therapist: good strenght. ambiance: soothing place, nice setting

I used this service because it was available at the hotel I was staying at. For the massage, I told them in advance which areas were tired, so they focused on those areas. The pressure was extremely strong, so I asked for it to be lighter, but it was still very painful in some areas. If you understand Thai, you might want to tell them your preference.

A very good experience, and booking was very convenient. Highly recommended!

I booked this because I was staying at the hotel. It was so comfortable that I drifted off and slept really well in my room! It was a luxurious experience for much less than the price in Japan.

I booked this because I was staying at the hotel. It was so comfortable that I drifted off and slept really well in my room! It was a luxurious experience for much less than the price in Japan.

Very comfortable environment Massage therapist: The massage was excellent.

it could be this location does not have sufficient therapists, we had to wait a while and when we finally started, the quality of the therapist could be better

I went there with a friend, but the therapist was constantly whispering and yawning during the treatment, so I couldn't relax and didn't feel like leaving a tip.

This is my second time here. There are many branches of Lets Relax, and I've tried two. This one is better and close to our hotel. The masseuse is older but does a great job and knows some basic Chinese.

Bangkok is full of spas, with all kinds of specifications and grades. A 90-minute Thai full body massage at a street shop costs 550+THB, while a better hotel costs 3000+THB. LetsRelax is somewhere in the middle, with an above-average environment and techniques, and costs 1200THB, which is very cost-effective. Some shops are very popular, so remember to make an appointment by email one day in advance.