Oroma Massage

My husband and I stayed in Hua Hin for a week. On day 1, we found Oroma Massage, and the two therapists, Baw and Arm, had us hooked on foot massages. They each have their own strengths: Baw, with her listening hands, was able to isolate areas that needed specific attention. Arm, with his long, consistent strokes from superficial to deep—depending on the tissues' needs—took an integrative approach. We decided to alternate therapists, taking turns with each one every day, as we found benefits with both. My husband's bunion is feeling better. He now has better control when pressing down into his big toe, which had previously been weak here. We both did a lot of walking by choice for exercise and found that the massages kept us re-energized the next day. These two therapists don't repeat practiced techniques as a routine; instead, they address the individual as required. The best thing to do is give them a try.

Today I requested an aromatherapy massage, but I had shoulder and neck pain. The staff were very attentive and took good care of it. I felt very grateful and felt great afterwards. They pointed out the areas I needed massaged and suggested a suitable, unhurried massage time of two hours, which was perfect for me.

Not impressed. My husband and I booked a foot massage and a Thai balm massage based on the positive reviews, but the experience was disappointing. My husband’s foot massage was advertised as 60mins but lasted only about 40mins. They started my session first and began his about 20mins later, yet we were finished at the same time, which didn’t make sense. We then had a 90mins Thai balm massage. The massage lacked consistency, with the lady was moving randomly between areas instead of working through the body in a structured way. My husband also mentioned that his room was cold, which made it difficult to fully relax. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not meet our expectations.