FAQ
How should I prepare for my massage?
There’s no special preparation needed. We recommend eating a light meal beforehand and wearing comfortable clothes. We provide everything you need on-site, including massage clothing if required.
Is Thai massage painful?
Traditional Thai massage can be intense because it works deeply on muscles and pressure points. However, the therapist will always adjust the pressure to your comfort level. You can let us know at any time if you prefer a stronger or gentler touch.
What’s the difference between traditional Thai massage and Thai oil massage?
Traditional Thai massage involves stretching and applying pressure to energy lines, usually performed on a mat and without oil. Thai oil massage uses natural oils, features smoother, more flowing movements, and is generally gentler — plus, it nourishes and softens the skin.
What is a herbal compress massage?
This massage uses heated compresses filled with a blend of aromatic herbs. The warmth relaxes the muscles, while the herbs have anti-inflammatory and restorative effects. It’s deeply relaxing and ideal for anyone seeking a calming, soothing experience.
Can I come if I have an injury or health condition?
If you have a serious injury or medical condition (such as a recent injury, circulation problems, or if you’re pregnant), we recommend consulting your doctor first and informing us before your session. The therapist will adapt techniques to ensure your safety.
How long does a massage last?
We offer different durations: 45, 60, 90, or even 120 minutes — depending on your needs. If you’re not sure which to choose, we’re happy to help you decide.
Should I book my massage in advance?
Yes, we recommend booking ahead — especially if you have a preferred day and time. This guarantees your spot and gives you the best possible experience.