Thai, Herbal Balm or Oil: Which Massage Should You Book?
Each treatment feels different. This comparison explains how each one feels so you can choose confidently before you message us.
Traditional Thai massage
Fully clothed, no oil, firm rhythmic pressure with assisted stretching. It feels active rather than sleepy. Choose it for stiffness after flights, long walks or desk work.
Aroma oil massage
Flowing strokes with scented oil, light to medium pressure, towels throughout. It is the calmest of the four and the usual pick for winding down at the end of the day.
Coconut oil massage
The same flowing technique as aroma oil, but with cold-pressed coconut oil and only a light natural scent. Choose it if perfumed oils are too strong for you or your skin feels dry after sun exposure.
Thai Herbal Balm massage
Thai-style work with warming herbal balm applied during the treatment. Choose it for stubborn shoulder and back tension when you want focused pressure with warmth.
How long should you book?
60 minutes covers the whole body briskly or one area thoroughly. 90 minutes is the most balanced option for a full-body session with time on problem areas. 120 minutes suits couples' bookings taken back to back and guests who want an unhurried session.
Can two guests book different treatments?
Yes. Two therapists can be arranged for two guests, in the same room or in separate rooms, and each guest can choose a different treatment and duration. Availability is confirmed when you book.
Common questions
More answers on the booking FAQ and the how it works page.
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