Ao Nang Wellness Massage @ Cosi Ao Nong krabi

We’ve been in Thailand for 1 month & had 2-3 massages a week. All have been good, but non of them gave lasting relief. The Wellness establishment seemed to be offering a more treatment based massage so we gave it a go. I opted for a “neck,shoulder & back” ¥450. More expensive than other places, but the results were fabulous. I would highly recommend this place if you want a remedy to an issue you have 10/10

If you’re a climber I highly recommend the back, neck, and shoulder deep sport massage. It’s intense in the best way, perfect for a recovery rest day.

Had a really good head massage here for an hour at a reasonable price of 400 baht. The place is very small with 4 beds separated by curtains. Near the beginning of the appointment, the guys (who was having a massage next to me) phone went off and my masseuse talked to his masseuse for a little bit and then started hysterically laughing. The laughing went on for a good amount of time, which caused me to laugh along with her (even though I had no idea what was going on). It did continue to persist though where she ended up crying with laughter, at which point I thought it had become a little unprofessional. The service resumed and the massage was great. I was totally relaxed and it included some good pressure point work on my neck, shoulders and some back and arm stretches. At the end, as the guy next to me was leaving, my masseuse broke into hysterical laughing again, and told me it was because of the phone strap he had over his upper body and pointed to him. It looked normal to me and clearly made him feel uncomfortable as he was trying to justify that “it was for men and not a women’s one”. As she continued to laugh, she sat talking with her colleagues and didn’t even tell me my massage had finished. I am all up for people making light of things, having fun and being cheerful, but it was unprofessional and rude. Great massage. Weird service.