Hotel massage in Bangkok, in your room
In-room treatments for hotel and serviced-apartment guests across central Bangkok. Your therapist reports to reception in accordance with the hotel's own procedure, and we confirm the arrival time with you first.
In short
Yes — we come to your hotel room. Give us the hotel name and room number when you request a booking, and we confirm the arrival time and reception procedure with you before the therapist travels.
The room does not have to be large
A folding table needs about two metres by one, plus room to stand on both sides of it. In most Bangkok hotel rooms that means moving a luggage rack or an armchair, and your therapist will do it. Where a table will not fit at all, the treatment is worked on a mat on the floor instead — which is how traditional Thai massage is done in any case.
That choice gets made in the room rather than on the booking form. If a table matters to you, and for an oil treatment most people prefer one, say so when you book and we will tell you honestly whether your room sounds big enough for it.
Booking at short notice
We work around the clock, and the earliest we can reach you is ninety minutes from the time you ask. Distance matters less than traffic does: the same journey across Sukhumvit is a different proposition at six in the evening and at ten at night, which is why the estimate against each area is a range rather than a time.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have a shop I can visit?
No. We are a mobile service: our therapists travel to your home, hotel, condominium or office. We do not receive customers at an address.
Can I book a massage to my Bangkok hotel room?
Yes. Give us the hotel name and your room number on the booking form. Your therapist reports to reception following the hotel's own procedure, and we confirm the arrival window with you first. Some hotels ask the guest to meet the therapist in the lobby.
How far in advance should I book?
A day ahead is comfortable. Same-day requests are often possible in central areas, but they depend on therapist availability at the time you ask, and we confirm before anything is booked.
Does the hotel need to approve it?
Policies differ. Most Bangkok hotels allow in-room treatments; a few require the guest to inform reception or to be present at the door. Please check with your hotel if you are unsure, and tell us anything we need to know on the form.
Is submitting the form a confirmed appointment?
No. Submitting the form sends a request. We check availability for your date, time and area and reply to confirm. Only then is there an appointment.
Can I book in Thai?
Yes. The whole website, the booking form and our replies are available in Thai and English.
