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Bangkok Thai Spa
Specialties
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FREE Hot Stone for all Professional Massage treatments.
We specialize in restoring your body through Massage, including Traditional Thai, Stretching, Deep Tissue, Swedish, Hot Stone, and Reflexology. Our professional masseuses are highly experienced, with at least 10 years as massage practitioners.
Let us melt your stress and pain away
Open Daily.
Mon - Fri: 9.30 am.- 9.30 pm.
Sat - Sun: 10 am - 9.30 pm.
PARKING IN REAR
Entrance on Hobart Blvd. (parking lots behind the building)
Swedish Relaxing Massage
Swedish massage is a widely recognized and popular type of massage therapy. It focuses on promoting relaxation, energizing the body, and improving overall health. During the session, massage oil or lotion is used ensure smooth gliding movements and protect the skin from friction. Experience the soothing benefits of Swedish massage for a rejuvenating escape.
Deep Tissue Healing Massage
Experience the therapeutic benefits of deep tissue massage, designed to relieve tension and alleviate chronic pain. Our skilled therapists use firm pressure and targeted to reach deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. Whether you're recovering an injury or simply seeking relaxation, deep tissue will leave you feeling rejuvenated and balanced. Book your session today to embark on a journey to wellness.
Thai Body Massage
Thai massage is traditional practice that originated in Thailand and is often seen as a combination of yoga and massage. It involves stretching and slow, rhythmic along the body's energy lines, commonly referred to as meridians or sen This unique approach promotes relaxation, flexibility, and balance in both body and mind.
Reflexology
Reflexology is a therapy that applies gentle pressure to specific points on feet, and potentially on your hands or ears, to promote well-being. The underlying theory suggests this practice alleviates stress and enhances your body's functioning. Also known as zone therapy, it connects external points on your body to internal areas, similar to acupuncture, although acupuncture points throughout the entire body rather than just the feet, hands, and ears. While reflexologists use their, it is distinct from massage and also aims to balance chi.
