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

The focus here is on a clear and concise selection of services. Thai massage, oil massage, foot massage, and head, shoulder, and back massage – that's essentially it. If you're looking for a long spa menu with steam baths and elaborate packages, this isn't the place for you. Instead, you'll find a straightforward studio on Bang Ian Road, where therapists work directly to relieve the tension visitors bring with them after a day exploring the ruins.

Most guests are satisfied, and reviews consistently praise the therapists for quickly and easily identifying problem areas and treating them with the necessary pressure. Prices are considered reasonable, although they aren't published – so it's best to ask directly. One guest criticized the treatment as sloppy, complaining, among other things, about the superficial wiping of the feet instead of a thorough foot wash, and gave the Thai massage a poor rating. Keep this in mind before planning your evening there.

Talk about pressure and pain early on. Therapists here respond well to instructions, and that's far better than just lying there and hoping.