Pattaya Spas

my first doing a massage at health land and did the 2hr traditional massage which I badly needed. thanks to my masseuse she really did a good job😊and keep asking how am I which I find it so sweet. I would definitely come again when I visit Bangkok.

A few weeks ago, a friend recommended Makkha in Bangkok, so I immediately checked Klook to see if there was a branch in Pattaya. I quickly found out that there was one in the shopping district near my hotel, Again Pattaya, and immediately booked a two-hour oil massage and Indian head massage. Makkha has only been open for about six months, and the interior design has a wonderful cave-like ambiance. Being there instantly relaxes you, and the therapists' techniques are excellent 🥰

It felt great. At first, I was a bit shy because they don't allow pants. After a while, I got used to it, as some people wore them and some didn't. I love coming here; you can enter all day until midnight.

This time in Pattaya, we chose to have a spa treatment at Let's Relax in Terminal 21, and it definitely won't disappoint. Both the ambiance and the massage techniques are excellent, and all the therapists are very professional. After the spa, they offered us ginger tea and mango sticky rice, which were also delicious. Plus, the spa is located inside the mall, so after your treatment, you can comfortably go shopping.

The interior of the shop is new, clean, modern, and has a calming atmosphere. The massage pressure was just right, and I was able to fully relax with the herbal ball treatment I booked. The "mango and sticky rice (Khao Niao Mamuang)" and tea served after the treatment were delicious. I would like to go again.

It was clean, spacious, and luxurious. I had read reviews mentioning outdated facilities, so I was a bit worried, but it didn't bother me at all. I booked a 120-minute Thai massage. I arrived an hour early, but they kindly accommodated me right away. The therapist was very thorough and gave a firm, excellent massage. I was much more satisfied here than at a famous department store spa I visited the day before, which charged about 3,000 yen more for the same service! I will definitely be a repeat customer. It was a bit disappointing to be strongly pressured for a tip, though. The location is about 15 minutes from Terminal 21. It felt a bit further than I expected. There are many restaurants nearby, so I had some dessert before heading back. The spa only offered tea.

Love it! Please make sure to leave your shoes/slippers outside before entering. They do require washing foot before massage. We back, shoulder and head massage. It’s sooo good! The lovely ladies are very meticulous! They offer snack and tea afterwards. Please do try!

I had an absolutely exceptional experience at Grace Spa. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was welcomed with genuine warmth and impeccable service that made me feel completely relaxed. The décor is breathtaking, featuring elegant Thai-inspired Bua Lan design that creates a peaceful and luxurious atmosphere. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated, making the spa feel like a true sanctuary. The massage itself was spectacular—one of the best I have ever experienced. My therapist was highly skilled, attentive, and perfectly tailored the treatment to my needs, leaving me feeling completely refreshed and rejuvenated. The combination of outstanding hospitality, beautiful surroundings, and world-class massage made this an unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for an authentic luxury Thai spa experience with exceptional service from beginning to end, Grace Spa is a must-visit. I can’t wait to return and highly recommend it to anyone seeking total relaxation. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The service is great. The restaurant hidden inside the onsen serves delicious food, though it is a bit pricey. They have 9 modern, brand-new onsen baths.