Bangkok Spa Reviews

Taking the one you love for a spa treatment might not spring to mind as the perfect date. However treating them to the unspeakably delightful sensation of a hot stone massage, and experiencing it alongside them, is likely to change your mind in a flash. For ours I choose Ananda Spa, a two-storey spa pitching itself as an oasis of tranquility in Bangkok's hectic Sukhumvit area. Read More...

The moment you enter through the doors of CHI - The Spa at Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok, you enter a different world. The spacious 1,000 square meter spa, inspired by the architectural and design principles of a Tibetan temple, is a sanctuary of tranquility that indulges all the senses. Read More...

Covering over 7,000 square metres high above the sights and sounds of Bangkok, the multi-award winning I.Sawan Spa is planned and designed by the renowned American interior designer, Tony Chi. I.Sawan offers a rejuvenating retreat from the rigours of daily urban living. Nestled in the garden of the Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok. Read More...

Sukhumvit Soi 3's ultra-modern 'Hapa Spa' is one of these rare spas.  It has the exotic name: the word 'Hapa' originates from the paradise island of Hawaii, and means of 'mixed descent'. And, it lives up to the promise: its treatments and architecture are a hybrid, drawing not only on Eastern and Western influences, but also other fashionable dichotomies like past and future, organic and man-made, science and tradition.  Read More...

Tucked away quietly from the hectic pace of Thong Lor Road, Leyana Spa is a loft-like two-storey house set in a lush tropical garden. The entrance is stylishly decorated with stones sitting in a small pond leading to the front door. Once inside, I was welcomed by a charming receptionist who told me to slip into a pair of slippers. Leyana offers a wide range of treatments all designed to help relax, revitalise as well as energise a tense and fatigued body. Read More...