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Where are the reviews that can be checked out?
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Google thinks that Hatha Khmer on Street 330 is still open. I really like PP but have found (after several visits) that the massage scene is disappointing .
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Things appear to be looking up at the Point Bar in the Complex, with a freelance pole dancer:
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Great post, thanks! That business with the masseur & the phone is a real 'Welcome to Thailand' moment!
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Thanks for the Hoi An/Da Nang report! I have visited Da Nang a couple of times & there's a lot to like there (IMO). But the spa/massage scene is disappointing. Thanks also for the Fast Track Immigration tip. On my last trip, there were long, slow moving lines, both arriving & departing from HCMC.
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bkkmfj2648 reacted to a post in a topic:
Spicy Massage and Escort Places, are they ok with slighly older customers?
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I agree with everything @Travelling guy wrote but will add: tip generously (above the minimum) if you have received good service. Masseurs are not getting rich working in a massage shop & they depend on the generosity of their customers.
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Thanks for posting! Obviously a very gifted young man. Not sure about his hair.
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Totally agree with @Enchanted_Elixir. Bear in mind that it's Thailand so better to relax, go with the flow & not try to control everything. If you find a masseur who you like & have a rapport with, he may be better able to address your particular requirements. Very good point about the Saphan Kwai shops (like 15M) & how much massage is going to happen if you are interested in penetration. Prince Spa might be a good place to start. Anyway, good luck & I hope you enjoy your first visit to Thailand.
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Good question! Have you inquired at the shop what they charge for 'offing' a masseur? They might be able to suggest a short-time hotel. Even the masseur might know where to go.
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Is it a good idea to book the guy ahead at Aiun Massage?
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Back to Ghana, the country's legislature recently passed highly restrictive anti-gay legislation which has not yet been signed into law: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/jun/01/ghana-new-law-criminalising-lgbtq-activity It criminalizes 'identifying' as gay & the promotion of KGBTQ activities with 3 to 10 year prison sentences. Gay tourists & visitors should proceed with caution.
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According to Google, it is permanently closed.
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Looks very trendy!
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Agree about Battambang. It has its own unique charm & is very different from PP or SR. I also went for a short visit & wanted to stay longer.
