Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre massages

First try, and it's really as good as the reviews say. The masseuses' techniques were excellent, and they were very pleasant to chat with. I immediately scheduled another appointment for the day after tomorrow. Facilities: Standard. Masseuse: 34/19/28/30, highly recommended, great technique, hit all the right spots. Service: Good. Atmosphere: Relaxing. Environment: Clean, spacious.

Booking of slots on app was super easy and staff were very responsive. Place was super accessible as it was beside my hotel, beside BTS and easily identifiable. 4 hands massage was super relaxing, ambience was good, massage therapists were good, process wqs slightly different from Bali (as therapists here were focussing on top/middle and legs but Bali's were spliy between left and right) but this was still all good. Before and after snacks were good. Overall experience was good!

Love the experience! Everything feels so luxurious, great service, the masseuse also very attentive and can communicate well in English. The venue itself is nothing short of impressive. They have a separate small building in front just for a reception area. Then another building hosts the lobby at level 5 and treatment room at level 6. Definitely recommend it to anyone

My husband and I visited for the first time. The interior was very clean, like a luxury hotel. (A clean restroom always boosts my mood!) The staff's customer service was also excellent. My husband, who had never had a Thai massage or any massage before, praised it so much that he said he wants to visit again. I, a massage enthusiast, was also very satisfied!

the spa is very nice and it smells very good. I like the atmosphere. the receptionist was nice too. the massage therapist was good and gentle. it was a good experience.

You absolutely shouldn't skip a traditional Thai massage when you're in Bangkok! ThaiThai Spa was such a relaxing treat-the space is aesthetically pleasing and the therapists were incredibly nice. It’s truly the perfect way to unwind and end your trip before heading home.

Good spa and massage. My husband likes it even though it is his first time trying. relaxing and nice. after massage they will serve mango sticky rice. do take note as they are afew entrance, it is located at level 2, near zara and nike. go through from nike and u will find the spa. we had a hard time finding it. hope this helps.

This masseuse understands what I'm saying, which is rare and I feel very lucky. I first visited this place five years ago and had a great impression, but it is indeed expensive. A lot of the cost actually comes from the decor, snacks, and the overall ambiance, which makes you feel pampered the moment you step in. Back then, they weren't partnered with Klook, so you'd pay the package prices listed on their official website. I purchased a three to four-hour session. I was a bit worried that this discounted package might mean I'd get a new, inexperienced masseuse. This is because the amount of pressure I can tolerate varies greatly across my body; in some areas, just a light touch from the masseuse makes me yelp, while in others, she has to use all her strength for me to feel anything. She didn't slack off or waste time at all; I actually fell asleep during the exfoliation, which really surprised me! All in all, with high-priced massages like this, if you feel anything is lacking, you really need to communicate it to the masseuse yourself so you don't waste your money. After all, for Bangkok, this price point isn't cheap. Their official website has many other special packages and massage styles. If you get the chance, everyone should try them; I've already tried them all. Ambiance:

Is the era of Health Land over? They only use their palms and the backs of their elbows to press; it's too hard to press firmly with fingers. A light touch on the soles of the feet, a light touch on the back of the neck... Is it a massage or just rubbing? I visited twice in a row to see what they were doing with their palms. I paid a bit more and got a 5-point massage at Let's Relax. The in-room massage itself has changed. I've been using Health Land and Let's Relax for over 10 years. The old days of sweating while giving massages are gone. Now, it's freezing cold with the air conditioning blasting, so I pull the towel up to my neck. I understand that masseuses need the air conditioning because they work hard, but I was wearing thin clothes and my toes were cold... I thought I was going to get a chill. Health Land, who used to sell coupon bundles of 10, it's goodbye now! The Ekkamai branch doesn't even greet you. They just confirm the booking and show no other interest. They don't even wash your feet; they just wipe them quickly with a towel and that's it. (It might vary by chain)