Siri-wattana Market (Tha-nin Market) massages

PU was my masseuse, and I chose the four-hour luxury package. The experience was incredibly relaxing and enjoyable. The essential oil selection, body scrub, milk bath, traditional Thai massage, and facial treatment were all wonderful. Best of all, buying the voucher through Klook made it even more affordable! Facilities: Very relaxing Masseuse: PU was very professional and attentive Service: Five stars

It is a very beautiful spa place. The place is clean and calming. The reception staffs were friendly and my therapist Tuptim was very polite and skilled in Thai massage. The way she handled my foot bath and slippers is really menticulous. One can easily relax here. It has been awhile since I did a Thai massage so I was afraid that I cannot handle the pressure at first but it turns out really great! Highly recommended if one is in Chiangmai.

Very good, and the price is also very affordable. When you arrive, they first give you a cup of herbal tea, then the massage goes from your back to your legs, then to the front, and finally to your head. The massage therapist's skills are excellent. I highly recommend Kate (I think that's her name). Highly recommended, absolutely flawless.

I was hesitant to visit because there were almost no reviews from Koreans, but I'm so glad I did. It was a choice I don't regret. I loved being able to spend a relaxing time in such a beautiful space. All the staff were kind, and the overall system and guidance were well-organized, which I appreciated. It was evident that every part of the space was carefully maintained and managed, which made me trust and enjoy my experience even more. I plan to revisit when I come to Chiang Mai in the future.

Wonderful spa, one of the best we had in Chiangmai. The vibe, service and massage is perfect.

My friends and I spontaneously decided we wanted to try a Thai massage. We booked an appointment for 5:30 PM, and the taxi dropped us right at the entrance. Even though we arrived an hour early at 4:30 PM, they were able to accommodate us. Each person had their own private room, which offered excellent privacy, and the massage technique was very comfortable and relaxing. 👏

Today's main activity was a spa treatment at Anantara. I booked the Himalayan Therapy Massage [90 Minutes], which is a hot stone essential oil massage using Himalayan rock salt. Klook happened to have a 50% off deal at the time; otherwise, it would normally cost over 5,000 per person. The spa therapists here are really good; the massage was very comfortable. I've wanted to come back ever since my visit two years ago. They use heated rock salt for the massage, and the warmth (professionally known as far-infrared) helps relax the muscles and meridians. The overall pressure of this massage is probably a bit lighter than a typical essential oil massage. Finally, there was a facial treatment using a chilled rose quartz gua sha tool (my mom told me the technical term is "facial facelift"). After the treatment, we didn't have them drive us back to the hotel, as we were staying in Malate, which was only a five-minute walk away.

During my days in Chiang Mai, I tried different massage shops, mostly affordable ones. On my last day, I visited Buri Dhara Spa for an aromatherapy massage, and the experience was excellent. The overall environment was much more private and soothing, and the masseuse's technique was very relaxing. Compared to prices in China, this was quite a good value, a very pleasant experience! I also bought many products from the shop on the first floor.

The lady who assisted me, DA, reportedly has ten years of massage experience. Her technique isn't just about muscle manipulation; she incorporates stretching, pressing on the hamstrings and calf muscles, and focuses on meridians to help you relax. There's also a consultation form where you can indicate areas that need more attention or should be avoided, preventing any unsuitable services due to unfamiliarity with your body's condition. This level of service requires professional knowledge combined with experienced techniques. I was so lucky to find such a professional masseuse in Chiang Mai; it made the ten-hour train ride completely worth it. Otherwise, with my gastroenteritis caused by a cold, I was almost in tears, and my itinerary had to be changed to just resting. Although the shop is located in a small alley, it's very clean, decorated with wooden tones, and the air smells of essential oils. Upon entering, you're offered iced or hot tea, then your feet are cleaned, you're given slippers, and escorted to a room on the third floor to change into comfortable clothes before the massage begins. It's a very pleasant experience. The only thing is that English and Thai are the primary communication methods, with very limited Chinese available. If you don't like having your fingers or toes pressed/bent, it's best to inform the masseuse beforehand. P.S. The air conditioning is quite strong (Chiang Mai in May is scorching hot...), so it's a good idea to bring a jacket.