Thai Massage, the basis for much of the Thai spa industry is not exclusive to Thai spas. From simple massage shops on many street corners, to elaborate traditional massage centers’, there is must variety to be found.
However do not expect the same quality of service in ordinary massage shops as in professional spas. This is not to say that the quality of massage shops is bad, as the staff might perhaps well have undergone a basic training at Wat Po (often referred to as the home of Thai Massage); but in a spa, it will come with a welcome cold towel, cup of herbal tea, soothing music, soft linens, relaxing ambience, quality interiors, and professional therapists that are highly trained, including many that can converse in English if not other languages.

It is the commitment to standards and the element of Thainess that has helped to define the Thai spa industry. Around the world, you can find copy Thai architecture, Thai spa product and even Thai spa furnishings, yet the heart and soul of Thai Spas – the element of Thainess – an intangible quality that uniquely defines the heritage and culture of Thai people and which cannot be copied, ensuring that Thai spas will remain unique in the world of spa.