February 6, 20251 yr I went. They had many promotions running. If you book a recommended masseuse, if you book with a friend, if you book a certain time slot. The discounts and promotions stack so I saved quite a bit. I scoured the internet to find a well-reviewed masseuse and was happy with my pick, Tony, but he wasn’t as appealing to me as what’s available in Bangkok. He did anything I asked for, spoke decent English, talked about the gay scene in Taipei and were very pleasant and comfortable. Would go again.
February 10, 20251 yr Active Members Prime Spa is not actually a spa. It is simply where the telephone is located. When I went there last year, they sent me home to await news on available masseurs. Hubby and I piked out choices and were sent to apartments in the Prime neighborhood.
February 11, 20251 yr 6 hours ago, Lucky said: Prime Spa is not actually a spa. It is simply where the telephone is located. When I went there last year, they sent me home to await news on available masseurs. Hubby and I piked out choices and were sent to apartments in the Prime neighborhood. Not my experience. Yes, it’s not an advertised storefront. You make an appointment and they call you, bring you into the building, but it looks just like any parlor in Bangkok. Maybe the apartment they brought me too was just deceptively decorated? 🤣
February 16, 20251 yr Author I did get to go and found the environment "spa like", reception area (though your masseur is your receptionist), what looked like several massage rooms I went with Todd (he was very cute and twunky), quite happy with the service and would be happy to have him again; but next time, I'd love to try Tony or Zack.
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