Spas & Massage in Bangkok
89 places found in Bangkok
Bangkok's spa and wellness scene ranges from world-class luxury experiences to neighborhood Thai massage shops where a skilled hour-long session costs 300 THB (~$9).
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Choktawee Thai Massage

Sarin Thai Massage and Spa

Oasis Spa Bangkok (Sukhumvit 31)

Wat Pho Thai Traditional Massage School

Perception Blind Massage

Let's Relax Onsen and Spa (Thonglor)
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Best Hotels in Bangkok
My pick at each price level in Bangkok, going by Google's hotel class. Hotels from my ranked list of the 10 best come first, then the best-reviewed. Each button opens the hotel on Booking.com with your dates filled in.
#1Luxury · 5-star
Millennium Hilton Bangkok4.6 (12,976 reviews)
Upscale riverside hotel on the Chao Phraya with strong service and sweeping river views.
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#8Mid-range · 4-star
Centara Watergate Pavilion Hotel Bangkok4.5 (4,456 reviews)
Sleek Bangkok hotel with spacious rooms, rooftop bar, spa, and an unbeatable location near top shopping.
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Asia Herb Association (Benchasiri)

Health Land Spa & Massage (Asoke)

HARNN Heritage Spa Riverside

Heavena Wellness & Spa (Ramada Plaza Riverside)

Heavena Wellness & Spa (Sivatel Ploenchit)

Blue Ozone Bangkok Spa Volcanic Sand bath

Nakhon Spa & Massage - Emsphere

The Amalaki Spa

Anantara Wellness

Pimaan Thai Massage - The Giant Swing

Avalokita

Bangkok Shambhala Meditation Center

Bodhi Meditation Bangkok

Bangkok Yoga

UKiYO Massage & Spa

Once Upon A Thai Wellness and Spa (Ratchadamri)

Loft Thai Spa & Wellness - Sukhumvit 24

Plant Day Spa
About wellness & spas in Bangkok
Wat Pho's traditional massage school is both a cultural institution and one of the best-value massages in the city — you'll be worked on by students trained in Thailand's oldest formal massage curriculum.
For a premium experience, the luxury hotel spas set the standard: the Oriental Spa at Mandarin Oriental, So SPA at Sofitel, and the COMO Shambhala at Metropolitan are regularly named among Asia's finest. Between the extremes, neighborhood massage shops (look for clean facilities with posted prices) are everywhere — Health Land chain offers reliable quality at mid-range prices (~600-700 THB for a two-hour Thai massage) across multiple Bangkok locations.
All 89 wellness & spas in Bangkok
- Akasha Wellness Bangkok
- amaranth spa at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok
- Anantara Spa at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel
- Anantara Wellness
- Asia Herb Association (Benchasiri)
- Auriga
- Avalokita
- Baan 21 Thai Massage
- Bangkok Best Massage
- Bangkok LIFE Longevity & Biohacking Hub
- Bangkok Meditation
- Bangkok Onsen
- Bangkok Shambhala Meditation Center
- Bangkok Yoga
- Banyan Tree Spa Bangkok
- BHAWA SPA on the eight
- Blue Ozone Bangkok Spa Volcanic Sand bath
- Bodhi Meditation Bangkok
- Botanika Massage - Decho
- Botanika Massage - Sala Daeng
- Bu-Nga Spa
- Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Bangkok
- Choktawee Thai Massage
- DIORA Luxe Sukhumvit Spa
- Embrace Energy Yoga School Thailand
- Ensen Onsen & Spa
- Erawan Thai Massage and Head Spa Bangkok (Old Town)
- HARNN Heritage Spa Riverside
- Health Land Spa & Massage (Asoke)
- Heavena Wellness & Spa (Ramada Plaza Riverside)
- Heavena Wellness & Spa (Sivatel Ploenchit)
- Herbal Ground Spa
- i.sawan Residential Spa & Club
- Infinity Wellbeing
- International Meditation Practice Center
- Iris Thai Massage
- Kaizen Private Onsen and Spa Bangkok
- Kanya Massage
- Kashikiri Onsen and Spa Sukhumvit 49
- KLINIQ WELLNESS SPA CentralwOrld
- Let's Relax Onsen and Spa (Thonglor)
- Leteva Thai Massage
- Loft Thai Spa & Massage - Sukhumvit 38
- Loft Thai Spa & Wellness - Sukhumvit 24
- Lotus Wellness
- Maxwell Onsen
- Minimal Massage
- Nakhon Spa & Massage - Emsphere
- Oasis Spa Bangkok (Sukhumvit 31)
- Once Upon A Thai Wellness and Spa (Ratchadamri)
- PAÑPURI ORGANIC SPA at Park Hyatt Bangkok
- PAÑPURI Wellness
- Perception Blind Massage
- Pian Massage & Thai Massage School
- Pimaan Thai Massage - The Giant Swing
- Plant Day Spa
- Pranic Healing Thailand
- RAKxa Integrative Wellness
- Rasayana Retreat
- Ruamm : Urban Spa Retreat
- RXV Wellness Village
- Sarin Thai Massage and Spa
- Sense Serene Retreat Spa - Avani Ratchada Bangkok Hotel
- So Thai Spa
- SO/ SPA at SO/ Bangkok
- TARA Thai Massage
- Thai Garden Massage
- Thai Thai Heal Massage
- Thailanta Kaosan Massage
- Thailanta Silom Massage and Spa
- ThaiThai Massage BTS Nana (Sukhumvit 4)
- ThaiThai Massage BTS PhromPhong (Sukhumvit 22)
- ThaiThong ThaiThong Massage
- The Amalaki Spa
- The Green Room Yoga
- The Retreat Onsen & Spa
- The Sukhothai Spa
- Tipprapa Thai Massage
- UKiYO Massage & Spa
- Urban Thai
- URBAN thai massage
- Urban Thai Massage 3
- Wat Pho Thai Traditional Massage School
- White Wood Green Spa & Wellness
- YogaSutra Studio
- Yumoto Spa Private Onsen Bangkok
- Yunomori Onsen & Spa Sathorn 10
- Yunomori Onsen & Spa Sukhumvit Soi 26
- 반타이마사지 BanThai Masaje
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Thai massage cost in Bangkok?
Neighborhood shops: 250-400 THB/hour. Mid-range chains like Health Land: 600-700 THB for 2 hours. Luxury hotel spas: 2,500-6,000 THB for 60-90 minutes. Wat Pho: about 480 THB for an hour. All represent excellent value by global standards.
Where is the best massage in Bangkok?
For authentic Thai massage: Wat Pho or the Marble House near Khao San Road. For luxury: the Oriental Spa. For reliable mid-range: Health Land (multiple branches, book ahead). For foot massage: any shop on Sukhumvit with good Google reviews — competition keeps quality high.
Is it safe to get a massage in Bangkok?
Very safe at established shops. Look for posted prices, clean towels and premises, and a professional atmosphere. Avoid touts pulling you into shops from the street. If you have injuries or are pregnant, tell your therapist — they're trained to adjust pressure and avoid certain areas.