A new standard for massage
Clean, quiet, skilled hands
In Thai, bao sabai means light and at ease. That is the exact feeling we want you to walk out with — shoulders down, head clear, as if a breeze had passed through.
The building was designed from scratch for this. The white perforated ribbon across the facade lets air and daylight move through the front rooms. Inside it is cream, pale wood and soft green, with clearly separated zones: reclining chairs for foot massage, a shared floor-mat room, and private suites with their own shower.
A stiff neck from the laptop, heavy legs from standing all day, or simply wanting to sleep properly tonight — tell us the symptom and we will match the treatment.
Classic dry Thai massage — pressure points and assisted stretching, head to toe. For all-over stiffness and anyone who likes firm work.
฿400 / 600 / 80060 / 90 / 120 min
Reflex point work on the soles and calves in a reclining chair. Ideal after a day of walking or standing.
฿400 / 60060 / 90 min
Slow, flowing strokes with scented oil in a private suite. Relaxation first, pressure second.
฿800 / 1,200 / 1,60060 / 90 / 120 min
Deep, sustained pressure along the tight lines. For people who leave a normal massage still feeling knotted.
฿600 / 900 / 1,20060 / 90 / 120 min
Thai massage combined with steamed herbal compresses. The heat lets the muscle release faster.
฿500 / 750 / 1,00060 / 90 / 120 min
A focused programme for the neck, shoulders, shoulder blades and upper back. Built for screen workers.
฿800 / 1,20060 / 90 minThis is the rhythm our therapists guide you through at the start of every treatment — in for four seconds, out for six, six rounds, about a minute. Try it now.
A longer exhale than inhale is the simplest way to tell your body it is safe to settle. If one minute already helps, imagine sixty of them with a pair of hands releasing the muscle at the same time.
Three combinations we put together ourselves. Better value than booking piece by piece, and in the right order.
Our most popular. Feet first, then a full-body Thai massage, finishing with oil work — release and relaxation in two hours. The one to choose on a first visit if you do not yet know what you like.
The heaviest of the three. Three full hours for genuinely accumulated aching: Thai massage first, then hot herbal compresses to soften the muscle, finishing with deep sen-line work on whatever is still tight.
Built around the skin. Full-body scrub, then herbal steam to open the pores, then an aromatherapy oil massage. You leave with smooth skin and the scent still on you.
Treatment areas are divided by sheer fabric and solid walls, so sound from one zone does not travel to the next. Lighting is warm and dimmable — no bright white glare overhead.
Every zone is air-conditioned. Warm herbal tea is served before and after your treatment, and lockers are available for valuables while you are on the table.
Mae Sot has plenty of massage shops and the quality varies enormously. Five things worth checking, and the questions to ask before you get on the table.
The three treatments people confuse most. What actually differs, who each suits, and how to choose the one that matches what you are feeling.
How early to arrive, whether to eat first, what to take off, and how to tell your therapist it is too firm. Everything a first-timer wants to know.
Message us on LINE or call. Evenings after 18:00 fill up quickly, so booking ahead is a good idea.
