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

Three hundred baht for a combination massage of legs, shoulders, neck, and hands; four hundred for an hour of traditional Thai massage. That's the offer, and on Beach Road, directly opposite the beach and just steps from Walking Street, it's quite reasonable. No one here is pretending to be a spa. On the ground floor, there are rows of loungers for foot and back massages, while upstairs, there are beds in a shared room for Thai and oil massages – quite basic. Here, you get professional technique for your money, not luxury.

The little touches are better than the price would suggest. They wash your feet at the entrance, take your slippers, and give you a new pair. If you arrive in jeans, they offer a comfortable pair of trousers to change into. The reviews mention individual therapists by name, providing you with the most important information. The good therapists here are truly excellent, and sometimes luck plays a part. One review sharply criticizes a rude therapist. If you don't get along with a particular therapist, that's simply the risk you take with any online shop.