Experience the real Thai Massage at Oasis Spa!
You can’t go to Thailand without going to a good spa. And trust me not all Thai massages end in happy end. If you want to stay away from the shady places I highly recommend going to The Oasis Spa in Bangkok. A beautiful day spa where you can rejuvenate after the long flight.
You’re welcomed with a cup of ginger tea. Very nice, I should make that at home too!
The spa menu is extensive. When you’re in Bangkok for a longer time you can also create a personal treatment plan at Oasis Spa.
Since we were just there for one massage after the long flight I went for the Queen massage. It’s a combination of massages with influences from the Thai Lanna massages from the North. After the treatment I had enough energy again to explore bustling China Town!
The Oasis Spa has location in Chiang Mai and Phuket too.
Tip: the Breezes spa at the Amari Watergate hotel is a beautiful modern spa which is famous for its mango and sticky rice scrub treatment. Beside the upscale salons there are many small salons on the streets. If you find a decent one these can be just as good (but less luxurious and much cheaper) as the famous spa’s in Bangkok.
Oasis Spa Bangkok
Address: 64 Soi Swaddee, Sukhumvit 31, Bangkok, Thailand
Neighbourhood: Bangkok Wattana
Website: oasisspa.net
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More information about Thailand!
For a complete overview with all the information about Thailand you can check out the website of Tourism Authority of Thailand. Make sure to keep an eye on their Facebook page where they post updates on new hotels, restaurants and #amazingthailand things. Tip: China Airlines flies straight from Amsterdam to Bangkok and often has the best deals (and is a Skyteam partner from KLM!).
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