Chan & Yupa Wellness Spa Experience in Bangkok

Chan & Yupa Wellness Spa offers a calm pause in the middle of Bangkok, with natural light, greenery, and an elegant house setting on Sukhumvit 10. The most distinctive choices are its sand bath and salt cave experiences, while the $44.45 entry-level treatment is a 45-minute organic rosehip body scrub.

I like that you can choose between a focused scrub, several kinds of massage, and longer signature treatments, so you need not pay for a full spa ritual if you want a shorter reset. I also like the location: it is about an eight-minute walk from either BTS Asoke or Nana, making it practical to fit into a city day.

The main consideration is that the starting price applies to the body scrub, not the more elaborate experiences. You also need a confirmed appointment, and arriving more than 15 minutes late can mean losing it.

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• The $44.45 option is a 45-minute organic rosehip body scrub, intended to remove dead skin cells and support cell renewal.
• The spa is on Sukhumvit 10, about an eight-minute walk from BTS Asoke Exit 5 or BTS Nana Exit 4.
• The menu ranges from massages to a mineral thermal bath, with prices starting at $53.35 for several massage options.
• Tea is included with the rosehip scrub, while personal expenses and tips are not.
• Advance booking matters: request your preferred appointment at least two hours ahead, and arrive on time.
• The spa is open Tuesday through Sunday, with last admission at 7:00 pm. It is closed Mondays.

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A quiet house on Sukhumvit 10

The setting is a welcome change from Bangkok’s busy main roads. Chan & Yupa is described as a charming house surrounded by greenery, with natural light and an atmosphere intended for calm and comfort. That is a useful contrast if you have spent the day in traffic, shopping centers, or packed sightseeing spots.

The address is 12 Sukhumvit 10 Alley, in Khlong Toei. You can walk in from BTS Asoke or BTS Nana, using Exit 5 at Asoke or Exit 4 at Nana. The walk is about eight minutes from either station, though you should allow a little extra time to find the spa and reach your appointment without rushing.

This is not a sightseeing tour with a guide or a set route through the city. The experience is built around the treatment you book. That makes it a good fit for a rest stop between Bangkok activities, but less useful if you want a cultural program or a spa day with a fixed schedule of several included services.

Choosing the right treatment

The menu covers a broad range of treatments, and the different durations and prices make it possible to choose according to your time and budget. The Organic Rose Hip Body Scrub is the shortest and least expensive listed option: 45 minutes, from $44.45. It uses organic rosehip extract and is described as suitable for all skin types, with the goal of removing dead skin cells and enhancing cell renewal.

The package information for this option includes the scrub and tea. It does not specify the scrub’s step-by-step process, so do not assume that a massage, facial, or bath is bundled into the 45 minutes. If you want a longer session or a treatment aimed at a different need, consider one of the spa’s other options instead.

Massage choices include a 60- or 90-minute sport massage and aromatic massage, both from $53.35, as well as a 60- or 90-minute tailor-made massage at the same starting price. The De-Stress Massage and Royal Thai Touch Massage each run 90 minutes and start at $74.09. For a longer treatment, Royal Thai Touch with Herbal Ball lasts 120 minutes and starts at $106.69.

Other choices include Chan’s Massage for 90 minutes from $88.90, a 90-minute Yupa’s Signature Treatment from $118.55, and a 60-minute Hydrating Facial Treatment from $88.90. The Klook-exclusive Mineral Thermal Bath lasts 60 minutes and also starts at $118.55. These prices are starting rates, so check the exact option and price for your date before confirming.

What the 45-minute scrub includes

The rosehip scrub is the clearest choice if you want a relatively short treatment without committing to a long spa visit. Its stated purpose is to remove dead skin cells and support cell renewal. It is suitable for all skin types, according to the treatment description, and tea is included.

The 45-minute duration can be convenient when you are fitting a spa stop around other plans. But allow time beyond the treatment itself for arriving, checking in, and leaving. The stated session length is not a promise that the whole visit will take only 45 minutes.

The details do not specify what the tea service involves or when it is served. Nor do they describe the scrub’s ingredients beyond organic rosehip extract, the method of application, or whether the treatment can be adapted for particular preferences. If you have questions about those points, contact the spa before booking rather than assuming.

Sand, salt, and longer wellness options

The spa’s most unusual features are its Psammotherapy, or sand bath, and Halotherapy, or salt cave. These are presented as wellness experiences for visitors seeking something beyond a conventional massage or facial. They help give the spa a broader identity than a place offering only standard body treatments.

There is an important distinction between these features and the listed package you may be considering. The $44.45 price is for the rosehip scrub. The separate named bath option is the 60-minute Mineral Thermal Bath, from $118.55. The supplied details do not spell out how a sand bath or salt cave session works, or whether either is included with that thermal bath, so ask the operator if those are the main reason for your visit.

The Yupa’s Signature Treatment is another longer option at 90 minutes, from $118.55. A past booking for this treatment was described as quick to purchase and positive, and a promotional discount was said to make the price more favorable. That is encouraging, but one account is too little to establish how every appointment will go. Treat discounts as a possible bonus, not a fixed part of the value.

How to judge the price

At $44.45, the scrub is the lowest-priced way into the spa’s treatment menu. For a 45-minute treatment plus tea, it may suit you if you want a short, specific service in a calm setting. The price is less compelling if you are looking for a long session or several treatments in one visit, since none of those extras are listed as part of the scrub package.

Massage prices begin at $53.35 for 60- or 90-minute options, which may make better sense if you specifically want a massage rather than exfoliation. The longer treatments cost more, with the two-hour Royal Thai Touch with Herbal Ball starting at $106.69. At the upper end, the Mineral Thermal Bath and Yupa’s Signature Treatment start at $118.55.

Think about what you want from the visit before choosing. A scrub is a defined, shorter appointment; a massage is the more direct choice if you want hands-on bodywork; and the thermal bath or signature treatment costs more and needs more time. Compare the duration as well as the price, and confirm the exact package before paying.

Booking, timing, and getting there

Reserve in advance for your preferred date and time. The spa recommends contacting it directly by phone or email, and reservations should be requested at least two hours ahead. If you book through the Klook app, you can submit an appointment request from the Bookings page after your booking is confirmed. The time is not final until the operator reconfirms it, so wait for that confirmation before building a tight schedule around the treatment.

The spa’s listed reservation availability is Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Opening hours run until 8:00 pm, with last admission at 7:00 pm, and the spa is closed on Monday. The difference between the reservation window and closing time matters: do not assume you can book a late appointment simply because the doors are open until 8:00 pm.

Call +66 2 064 3344, +66 83 803 1818, or +66 83 807 2828, or email [email protected] to contact the spa. Your voucher is valid for 60 days from booking confirmation and expires at 11:59 pm on the final day. Present the mobile voucher when you arrive.

Arrive on time. If you are late without notice, your appointment may be shortened; if you are more than 15 minutes late, it will be cancelled. A no-show at the confirmed time is not refundable. If you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, you can receive a full refund.

Who should book this spa

I would consider Chan & Yupa if you want a spa treatment in Bangkok that is easy to reach by BTS and offers more than one type of experience. The scrub is suited to someone looking for a shorter, lower-cost appointment, while the massage menu offers a range of lengths and styles. If the sand bath, salt cave, or thermal bath is your priority, confirm exactly what your chosen package includes before booking.

It is also a sensible option if you value a quieter house setting over a treatment inside a large hotel or shopping complex. The description of greenery and natural light suggests a calmer atmosphere, though the specific facilities and treatment rooms are not detailed. Go with clear expectations: you are booking a spa service, not a guided visit or an all-day wellness program.

Should you book it?

Book Chan & Yupa if a 45-minute rosehip scrub, a massage, or a distinctive bath experience fits what you want from your Bangkok break. The location is convenient from two BTS stations, the menu gives you several price and time choices, and the scrub includes tea. Just make the appointment early, verify which treatment you are paying for, and leave enough time to arrive promptly. If you are seeking a tightly specified sand-bath or salt-cave ritual, ask the spa to confirm the details before you commit.

FAQ

How much does the Chan & Yupa Wellness Spa experience cost?

The Organic Rose Hip Body Scrub starts at US$44.45. Other listed treatments start at US$53.35, with the Mineral Thermal Bath and Yupa’s Signature Treatment starting at US$118.55.

How long is the organic rosehip body scrub?

The scrub lasts 45 minutes. Tea is included.

What does the rosehip scrub aim to do?

It is described as gently removing dead skin cells and enhancing cell renewal with organic rosehip extract. It is listed as suitable for all skin types.

Where is Chan & Yupa Wellness Spa?

It is at 12 Sukhumvit 10 Alley, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

How do I get to the spa by train?

Take the BTS to Asoke, Exit 5, or Nana, Exit 4. From either station, the walk into Sukhumvit 10 Alley is about eight minutes.

Do I need to reserve an appointment?

Yes. A reservation is required, and the spa recommends booking at least two hours in advance. Your requested time must be reconfirmed by the operator.

When is the spa open?

It is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, with last admission at 7:00 pm. It is closed on Monday.

What happens if I arrive late or miss my appointment?

A late arrival without notice may shorten your treatment. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the appointment will be cancelled. A no-show at the confirmed time is not refundable.