Bangkok’s penchant for massage and spa treatments is the traditional belief that massage and herbs should form a vital part of every health and beauty regime. All visitors to the Thai capital can benefit from this belief as you indulge yourself with a simple Thai massage or a visit to a Bangkok spa. Best of all, these massage and spa treatments are so affordable that you really can treat yourself for next to nothing.
Bangkok's spas are your inner-city gateways to seventh heaven. Tranquil urban temples dedicated to pampering the body and cleansing the mind. Places for you to unwind while captivating the senses. Here we feature the reviews of some of the finest both hotel spas and day spas found in Bangkok, or anywhere for that matter.
Peninsula Spa
The Spa is located in a stunning three-storey Thai colonial-style building by the river, which houses a number of private suites with steam showers and an ensuite whirlpool overlooking the Chao Phraya River. Pampering at The best Spa is worthy of royalty. With traditional methods from European, Oriental and Ayurvedic philosophies seamlessly combining with modern comforts.
Sawan Residential Spa
Known as the “fifth level of heaven,” I.Sawan in the garden of the Grand Hyatt Erawan is a spa focused on total relaxation. Book one of their six residential cottages an overnight retreat that includes a treatment room or one of their nine treatment bungalows for a full day of indulgence.
Banyan Tree Spa
Walking through a dramatic black lobby illuminated by a dream-like, transparent bamboo sculpture grove to your spa suite on the 21st floor of Banyan Tree Hotel, you’ll find yourself transported far from the city streets below you.
Leyana Spa
Leyana Spa has a great vibe and aura, with a very modern set around peaceful greenery and gardens. Further helping you become ‘one with nature’, the range of top end products used at the spa are contain plant extracts and other natural ingredients.
Mandarin Oriental Spa
Prince Charles, Leonardo di Caprio, and David Beckham are some of the illustrious guests who have stayed at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Equally luxurious as the luxury hotel is its spa that resembles an elegant Thai traditional house, with gleaming golden teak interiors, shimmering silk and luscious orchids.
Bangkok's spas are your inner-city gateways to seventh heaven. Tranquil urban temples dedicated to pampering the body and cleansing the mind. Places for you to unwind while captivating the senses. Here we feature the reviews of some of the finest both hotel spas and day spas found in Bangkok, or anywhere for that matter.
Peninsula Spa
The Spa is located in a stunning three-storey Thai colonial-style building by the river, which houses a number of private suites with steam showers and an ensuite whirlpool overlooking the Chao Phraya River. Pampering at The best Spa is worthy of royalty. With traditional methods from European, Oriental and Ayurvedic philosophies seamlessly combining with modern comforts.
Sawan Residential Spa
Known as the “fifth level of heaven,” I.Sawan in the garden of the Grand Hyatt Erawan is a spa focused on total relaxation. Book one of their six residential cottages an overnight retreat that includes a treatment room or one of their nine treatment bungalows for a full day of indulgence.
Banyan Tree Spa
Walking through a dramatic black lobby illuminated by a dream-like, transparent bamboo sculpture grove to your spa suite on the 21st floor of Banyan Tree Hotel, you’ll find yourself transported far from the city streets below you.
Leyana Spa
Leyana Spa has a great vibe and aura, with a very modern set around peaceful greenery and gardens. Further helping you become ‘one with nature’, the range of top end products used at the spa are contain plant extracts and other natural ingredients.
Mandarin Oriental Spa
Prince Charles, Leonardo di Caprio, and David Beckham are some of the illustrious guests who have stayed at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Equally luxurious as the luxury hotel is its spa that resembles an elegant Thai traditional house, with gleaming golden teak interiors, shimmering silk and luscious orchids.
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