Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The place closes at 2 a.m., which pretty much says it all about its target audience. Located opposite Walking Street, it's the perfect place to wind down after a long evening or take a break from the street food stalls before things get going again. Open daily from 11 p.m.

Inside, the space is spacious, and a large team of massage therapists works in shifts, so walk-ins are often seen without a wait. Two things are consistently highlighted by guests: hygiene, with fresh linens and clean rooms, and the powerful, traditional Thai massage, which truly releases tension. The foot massage is also regularly praised. There are separate rooms for oil massages and scrubs. The atmosphere is tranquil, with soft music and no talking.

The prices are slightly higher than what you would pay in Bangkok. Most people who write about it find this reasonable given the quality, but if you're paying in baht, there are cheaper shops a few streets away.