Category · Bangkok-wide
Best Wellness & SPA in Bangkok
- Places
- 571
- Neighbourhoods
- 22
- Busiest
- Silom & Sathorn
571 wellness & spa

Ploenchit Hatthasart
4.5(356)Google rating, 356 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Ploenchit

128 Room and Massage
4.3(352)Google rating, 352 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Ploenchit

The Treera Bangkok Wellness & Spa Sutthisan
4.9(351)Google rating, 351 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Ratchada · ฿฿

Pimaan Thai Massage - The Giant Swing
5.0(351)Google rating, 351 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Chinatown · ฿฿

Aromee massage
4.5(348)Google rating, 348 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Khao San · ฿฿

Grand Massage and Spa - Nana
4.7(347)Google rating, 347 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Nana · ฿฿฿

Pai Spa
4.4(344)Google rating, 344 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Khao San · ฿฿

Erawan Thai Massage and Head Spa Bangkok (Old Town)
4.9(344)Google rating, 344 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Chinatown · ฿฿

Putthinan Thai Massage&Spa - Tiger God Shrine
4.6(342)Google rating, 342 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Khao San

Number One Massage
4.0(342)Google rating, 342 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Ratchaprasong · ฿฿

G Spa
5.0(341)Google rating, 341 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿฿

Watpo & Chetawan Thai Traditional Medical and Massage School
4.4(339)Google rating, 339 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Chinatown · ฿

Khagee Boutique Thai Massage House
4.9(338)Google rating, 338 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Chinatown · ฿฿฿

UKiYO Massage & Spa
5.0(337)Google rating, 337 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Khao San · ฿฿฿

Dellie Relax - Spa & Massage at Asiatique
4.9(336)Google rating, 336 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Riverside · ฿฿

SO/ SPA at SO/ Bangkok
4.9(336)Google rating, 336 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿฿฿

Smile Massage & Spa
4.5(335)Google rating, 335 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Thonglor

Thanomchai Aree Thai Massage
4.6(330)Google rating, 330 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Chinatown · ฿฿

Takrai Hom Massage 4
4.1(325)Google rating, 325 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · On Nut

Zone Sabai Massage
4.9(321)Google rating, 321 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Silom & Sathorn · ฿฿

Mandarin Ginger Spa
4.8(320)Google rating, 320 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Thonglor

FootMaster
4.3(318)Google rating, 318 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Asok · ฿฿

Natural touch massage @ Ratchathewi corner
4.3(314)Google rating, 314 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Phaya Thai

Kasemsan 1 Thai Traditional Massage
4.3(307)Google rating, 307 Google reviewsWellness & SPA · Phaya Thai
Where to find them, by line
Bigger station, more wellness & spa. Tap a stop for that neighbourhood.
BTS Sukhumvit Line
352 wellness & spa
BTS Silom Line
87 wellness & spa
MRT Blue Line
81 wellness & spa
Airport Rail Link
12 wellness & spa
Chao Phraya Express Boat
31 wellness & spa
Off the rail map
Before you go
Wellness & SPA in Bangkok: what to know
Wellness and spa in Bangkok starts with the neighbourhood Thai massage shop and ends with the hotel spa. This page lists massage shops, day spas, hotel spas and wellness centres with location, rating and opening hours.
Walk-in massage shops are common around Sukhumvit, Asok and Nana. Silom & Sathorn holds the largest group of listings, with spas used by office workers. Ratchaprasong and Nana follow, and Phrom Phong and Chinatown come next. Riverside and Ploenchit have luxury hotel spas, and Khao San has budget foot and Thai massage. The pages for Riverside and Khao San show both ends of that range.
Traditional Thai massage, foot massage and oil massage are the most common treatments. Thai massage is done clothed, with stretching and pressure points. Oil massage uses oil and long strokes, usually in a private room.
Before you start:
- Check the price list for the treatment and duration, and ask whether tips are expected.
- Tell the therapist about injuries, pregnancy or medical conditions, and say if the pressure is too strong.
- Book ahead for hotel spas and at weekends.
- Look for shops that display their licence and therapists' certificates.
- Compare walk-in shops and hotel spas. The treatment can be similar, but the setting and the price are not.
For ideas and more detail, read our wellness and spa round-up.
Hours at hotel spas follow the hotel, so check the last booking time.
Hours at hotel spas follow the hotel, so check the last booking time.
Run a spa or massage shop? List it free or see listing plans. Press Claim Listing on an existing page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Thai massage and oil massage?
Thai massage is done clothed, with stretching and pressure points. Oil massage uses oil and long strokes, usually in a private room. Ask the shop which style you are booking, and say if you prefer lighter pressure.
Do I need to book a massage in Bangkok?
Walk-ins are common at street massage shops. Book ahead for hotel spas, popular shops and weekends. Check the closing time, since the last treatment starts well before it. Ask for the full price before you start. Ask for the full price before you start.
Should I tip a massage therapist?
Practice varies, so ask when you pay or read the price list. Some shops include service in the price and others expect a small tip. Keep small notes ready. Whatever you decide, hand it over after the treatment, not before. Whatever you decide, hand it over after the treatment, not before.
How do I tell a licensed massage shop?
Look for shops that display their licence and the therapists' certificates. Ask to see them if they are not on the wall. Choose another shop if staff avoid the question. A shop that hides its paperwork gives you a reason to look elsewhere. A shop that hides its paperwork gives you a reason to look elsewhere.
Where are the hotel spas?
Riverside and Ploenchit have luxury hotel spas, and hotels elsewhere may have smaller ones. Open the area pages to compare, and book ahead at weekends. Check the spa's own page for treatment menus and opening hours. Check the spa's own page for treatment menus and opening hours.