Enchanted_Elixir

@jimmie50 The newly opened NOX spa in Sukhumvit has bath on the menu. Looking at their therapist list I recognise at least two from H type spas, but I do not know what kind of spa this is as I have not tested it. https://line.me/R/ti/p/@879oyqpw The owner or manager, Mark, used to work at Mandel spa.

I would suggest you consider Phnom Penh. Sun and Moon hotel which is right beside Space Hair Bar, short distance to Paradise massage and a tuktuk ride to Hatha Khmer massage or Ah Ram Massage. Note that PP is less commercial than Bangkok and that while you have host bars you may not be able to off anyone after hours. Siem Reap is far more touristy and more expensive compared to PP. My experience of the massage shops there is one where the masseur would constantly try to renegotiate tips.

I have stayed at Rambutan and it was pleasant. I also had two massages at A&P, which ranks among the best I have had in both Cambodia and Thailand, including one session of a four hand massage. Your mileage may vary and everything is subjective.

2500 B for ST and around 4000 B for LT going rate around Patpong. Non-model guys at Moonlight would often charge a bit more than this for example 3000 B for ST.

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On their old Line account they gave a message on their 2nd of December last year that you needed to connect to their new Line account… Their last message on their old account was on the 27th of December. On their new account I received an update today…

Yes, and they got overlap of therapists from Glam’s, Jey and The Posh. All H places.

To be honest scrubs aren’t meant to be super relaxing and enjoyable, but they serve a practical purpose in scrubbing off your accumulated dirt and skin cells. Body scrubs will target those areas that tend to accumulate such buildups, such as the under arms, groin and buttocks area, that a traditional legit massage will not touch. It will leave your skin silky smooth and I recommend it for Bangkok’s hot and humid climate. That being said getting a scrub at a gay massage place is perhaps not the best quality option and going for a legit scrub at a five star hotel is often a more pleasant experience. However, I and others have had good experiences with TongTong at Ssense massage for body scrubs. I do not hesitate to recommend him for this. In regards to your desire for a soak. I have never seen an explicit programme for this except on Bali and in Myanmar. Replicating this experience in Bangkok should not be a major hurdle. I would go to the Prince Spa and talk to mamasan there about what you wish to have done e.g massage followed by a soak, you would probably need to book a premium or VIP room with a jacuzzi for this. You would probably need to book 90 or perhaps even 120 minutes (120 minutes only if therapist actually has experience with massage). I would deal with mamasan in this instance because you would request something a bit unusual and it is best to have it properly translated to the therapist. The more upscale rooms at Prince are nice for this kind of relaxation. Be clear about what you want and in what order so there is no misunderstanding. You can of course also ask mamasan about what roles the therapist is comfortable with and the usual. Some of the combined massage places and saunas might have more advanced options, but I have not explored them.

Alcohol is banned due to pre elections tomorrow. https://www.nationthailand.com/news/general/40061809

Add line @vckcoolspace and navigate from their menus, including to their massage section. You are correct, the added price reflects their location in Silom and the presumably professional massage you will be given. They have a bit of a crossover from History of Massages it seems in terms of therapists so I would guess if you go there you will at least get a pro massage. However, a review is essential as upscale prices and location does not guarantee good quality, as was the case of Titan massage. i would guess it is an SS place at most, but you can still get lucky. You might get discounts on the sauna if you go to their massage, whether that is a good value proposition for you is subjective. IF you like this kind of shop, it is better to seek out the walk-ins like Senso or The Prince where you get this kind of info from the mamasan or the handful of good quality shops at Saphan Khwai.

The only Line accounts with @ are the professional ones, not the personal ones. For personal accounts you still have to use QR code, if you don’t share the same country of residence as the other account.

Line is @tcsspa (please do include the @ when searching for them on Line or you won’t find them, it’s an extremely common mistake and I now as a routine include this info)

Everything is subjective 🤷‍♂️

It was a pleasure to meet you during your trip. I completely agree that the guy from Hotmale is a gem 🙂

IMHO breakfast at Raya is nothing special served in a depressing white room. Go to Starbucks or to Foodland instead.

Just because a venue doesn’t get a lot of exposure on this forum does not mean it is not worth going to. TCS Spa and Sanctuary SMS are two places that are hardly mentioned here but absolutely worth going to. There is also a new combined sauna and massage spa in Silom called «the residences» that just opened and looks promising with crossover of masseurs from «History of Massages». VCK has recently introduced a club premium concept that is ripe for a review also.

How sweet the silent backward tracings! The wanderings as in dreams - the meditation of old times resumed. WW

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Everything is subjective… like Bangkok vs Pattaya.

My hunch too.

Nobody gives a flying rat fuck about your TikToks, Bucky!

You should include some information about your age group and the age group you are looking for. This is important information as it will allow some tailored information to be given.

Senso, Jey Spa, Arena and Prince Spa are the most popular here and offer full service (H).

This is why I go to places where I know the manager has solid quality control (like at Ssense massage) or a place where they are more upfront about the orientations of their masseurs, as I like to pick the gay ones. I tried to book at History too yesterday but my chosen time was fully booked. I went to Wabi-Sabi massage at Sathorn instead and left very happy.

If we are thinking about the same place, then Fake club is huge (1000 square meters) and is primarily a dance and entertainment venue for a younger crowd inspired by Korean aesthetics. Men do parade on stage and bartenders do invite you to invite some of them for drinks. The vibe is completely different from the Silom shops, with perhaps the exception of GASS. It is possible to arrange something after hours if the chemistry is right.