De Rest Spa’s appeal is the combination of private treatment rooms with floor-to-ceiling Bangkok views and a broad menu of massage styles, all a three-minute walk from BTS Chidlom. It gives you a quiet place to pause without trekking across town to find a spa.
I like two things in particular: you can choose a short foot massage or a two-hour treatment, and the menu ranges from traditional Thai massage to oil work, hot stones and herbal compresses. If you can request a therapist, Ting and Sa are names worth asking about.
One consideration: the spa is inside a commercial building, not a freestanding resort. The location is wonderfully practical, but the setting may feel more urban than secluded, and you should tell the staff about any health conditions before treatment.
- At a glance
- A calm pause above Ploenchit Road
- Choose a treatment that matches your day
- What happens from arrival to the final drink
- Skilled hands matter more than fancy decor
- What the price buys you
- Practical details before you book
- Who should book De Rest Spa?
- FAQ
- Where is De Rest Spa?
- How do I get to the spa by BTS?
- What are the spa’s opening hours?
- Which treatments can I book?
- How much does a foot massage cost?
- Is a refreshment included?
- What should I bring to redeem my booking?
- Who is advised not to participate?
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At a glance
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4 / 4- Three minutes from BTS Chidlom: Exit 2 takes you toward Maneeya Center, an easy option if you want to avoid a long walk in Bangkok heat or rain.
- Private rooms and city views: Treatment rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows looking over the Bangkok skyline.
- A wide choice of treatments: Options include traditional Thai massage, oil massage, foot massage, body scrub, hot stones and herbal-compress treatments.
- Short or long sessions: Foot massage starts at 60 minutes, while several massage styles are available in 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
- Therapist names to ask for: Ting is praised for focused, thorough work; Sa is singled out for a rhythmic oil-massage technique. Availability is not guaranteed.
- A refreshment is included: A drink follows the treatment, a pleasant finish before you head back into the city.
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A calm pause above Ploenchit Road
De Rest Spa sits on the third floor of Maneeya Center North Building, at 518/3 Ploenchit Road in the Lumpini area of Pathumwan. That address puts it close to the Chidlom shopping and transit district, but behind the spa door you can step away from street noise and traffic for a while.
The spa describes itself as a licensed wellness space with private rooms and skyline views. That mix suits Bangkok well. You can spend the morning shopping, sightseeing or walking through the city, then book a treatment without losing half a day to travel.
The location is especially useful in wet weather. From BTS Chidlom Station, take Exit 2 and walk about 300 meters, roughly three minutes, to Maneeya Center. The spa is on the third floor. Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment, and keep your voucher ready in the Klook app.
The trade-off is that the spa is inside a commercial building. If you picture a garden retreat or a resort-style spa, this is not that. Its advantage is access: you can reach it quickly, have your treatment, and return to the city without a complicated transfer.
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Choose a treatment that matches your day
The menu covers familiar massage styles as well as a few longer combinations. The best choice depends less on picking the most elaborate name and more on how you want your body to feel afterward.
A traditional Thai massage is the lowest-priced option, starting at $19.35 for a 60-minute session. It is available in 60, 90 and 120 minutes. If you want hands-on work without oil, this is the straightforward choice. Thai massage with hot compress is offered in 90- and 120-minute sessions, starting at $29.45.
Oil treatments include aromatic, Swedish, deep tissue and hot oil massage. Aromatic, Swedish and deep tissue sessions start at $35.45 and come in 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Hot oil starts at $44.05. Thai aromatic massage, also available in three durations, starts at $47.35. These choices let you decide whether you want a general oil massage, firmer muscle work or a Thai-style treatment with aromatic oil.
For a longer visit, De Rest Spa Signature with Herbal Compress and Signature Oil with Herbal Compress each run for 120 minutes and start at $58.05. Hot stone massage is another two-hour option, starting at $62.19. These sessions make sense if you have time to settle in and want a more extended treatment rather than a quick reset.
Other options include Soul Thai Massage for 120 minutes, from $41.39, and Head to Toe Massage for 90 or 120 minutes, from $29.19. Body scrub is a 60-minute treatment from $32.45. The spa also offers a back, neck and shoulder treatment described for office syndrome, in 60- or 90-minute sessions from $19.35.
If your feet are the part of you asking for help, a 60- or 90-minute foot massage starts at $16.99. The traditional Thai peppermint foot massage with herbs starts at $19.35. It is the least expensive way into the spa menu and a sensible pick after a day on your feet.
Prices are starting amounts, so check the selected duration and treatment when booking. The general experience is advertised from $18.65, while the listed foot-massage price starts at $16.99. The menu gives you a useful range: you do not have to pay for a two-hour signature treatment to get a proper break.
What happens from arrival to the final drink
The experience is simple: arrive at Maneeya Center, find the spa on the third floor, present your voucher and settle in for the treatment you booked. You are asked to arrive 15 minutes early, which gives you a little breathing room before the appointment rather than having to rush from the station straight into the treatment room.
Once inside, expect a private room rather than a shared treatment space. The spa highlights floor-to-ceiling views of Bangkok, which add a city-facing feel to the setting. It is a nice contrast: you are still in the center of town, but you can spend the session indoors and away from the pace outside.
Your treatment is the main event, and the choice of style will shape the experience. A foot massage focuses on a smaller area and takes less time. Traditional Thai massage is available for up to two hours, while oil massages offer different approaches to pressure and feel. If you have a sore spot or prefer lighter or firmer pressure, tell the therapist before the session begins. Do not assume that every treatment will use the same technique.
Afterward, a refreshment drink is included. One customer described receiving tea in a small cup and kettle, a thoughtful touch that made the end of a two-hour treatment feel unhurried. The exact drink or presentation may vary, but it is a welcome pause before you head back downstairs.
There is no sightseeing route or group activity to plan around. This is a treatment appointment, so the practical questions are how much time you want to set aside, which style suits you, and whether you have any health considerations to discuss.
Skilled hands matter more than fancy decor
The strongest praise centers on the therapists’ technique and attention. Customers describe focused, thorough massage work, with pressure that felt appropriate and therapists who took care over sore areas. One person noted that an oil massage helped them sleep well afterward; another described a two-hour Soul Thai session that worked on knots in the legs, feet, neck and shoulders.
Ting is a name that appears across several treatments, including Thai massage, Thai aromatic massage, oil massage and the signature herbal-compress session. People who sought Ting out described careful, professional work. Sa is also praised for an oil-massage rhythm that varied in pressure and pace. If you have a preferred therapist, you can ask whether that person is available, but the spa does not promise assignments.
The praise does not mean every massage will feel identical. Pressure is personal, and deep tissue or traditional Thai work may not suit everyone. Speak up if something feels too strong or if you want more focus in a particular area. That small bit of communication can make the difference between a pleasant treatment and one that misses the mark.
The decor has also been described as comfortable, though not especially new. That is a useful distinction if you are weighing atmosphere against value. You are paying for a convenient central location, private rooms and hands-on treatment, not a newly built design hotel. The facilities are described as good for the price, and the spa’s strongest draw is the care of its therapists.
What the price buys you
The menu gives De Rest Spa a broad price range. Foot massage begins at $16.99, traditional Thai massage at $19.35, and the 60-minute aromatic, Swedish and deep tissue oil options at $35.45. At the other end, a 120-minute hot stone session starts at $62.19.
That range is useful because it lets you match the appointment to your budget and schedule. A one-hour foot massage is a low-cost way to rest tired feet, while a 90- or 120-minute booking gives you more time for a full-body treatment. The longer signature options cost more, but they also occupy a larger part of your day.
The value is not only the treatment time. Maneeya Center is close to BTS Chidlom, so you can fit a visit into a day already spent around central Bangkok. For someone who wants a massage but does not want a long taxi ride to a spa outside the city center, that convenience has real worth.
The room and decor may not feel as polished as a high-end hotel spa. If luxurious interiors are your main priority, compare the setting carefully. But if you care most about skilled massage, a choice of treatment styles and an easy-to-reach address, the starting prices are appealing.
Practical details before you book
De Rest Spa is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Last admission is at 8:00 p.m., so do not assume you can book a late treatment just because the doors remain open later. Check the appointment time for the package you select.
The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, if a time is stated. Present it from the Klook app and arrive 15 minutes before your booking. The meeting point is Maneeya Center Building, with the spa on the third floor of the North Building.
For safety, the activity is not recommended for women less than four months pregnant, children aged 0 to 7, or anyone with a health condition. You are responsible for telling the operator about special health conditions, and the operator is not responsible for adverse effects that may arise from a treatment. If you have a concern, check with the spa before booking rather than deciding at the door.
You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. Confirmation is expected within minutes; if it does not arrive, contact customer support.
Who should book De Rest Spa?
Book it if you want a central Bangkok massage with several treatment styles and a quick route from BTS Chidlom. It is especially practical for a foot massage between city outings, or a longer oil or Thai massage when you want a proper rest without leaving the center.
I would lean toward a 60-minute foot massage if you are short on time, and a 90- or 120-minute treatment if your goal is to work on more than tired feet. Ask whether Ting or Sa is available if a particular therapist matters to you, but treat that as a request, not a promise.
Skip it if you want a resort-like setting, or if you have a health condition that makes massage uncertain and have not checked with the operator. For a well-located urban spa with private rooms, a wide menu and prices that start modestly, De Rest Spa is a practical choice.
De Rest Spa & Thai Massage at Maneeya Center in Bangkok
“Very good, highly professional, on point. Comfortable environment, close to the BTS station so you don't have to walk in the rain.”
FAQ
Where is De Rest Spa?
It is on the third floor of Maneeya Center North Building, at 518/3 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.
How do I get to the spa by BTS?
Get off at BTS Chidlom Station and use Exit 2. Maneeya Center is about a three-minute walk, roughly 300 meters away.
What are the spa’s opening hours?
De Rest Spa is open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Last admission is at 8:00 p.m.
Which treatments can I book?
Options include Thai massage, Thai massage with hot compress, oil massages, Thai aromatic massage, foot massage, body scrub, hot stone massage, herbal-compress treatments, Soul Thai Massage and Head to Toe Massage.
How much does a foot massage cost?
A 60- or 90-minute foot massage starts at $16.99. The traditional Thai peppermint foot massage with herbs starts at $19.35.
Is a refreshment included?
Yes. A refreshment drink is included after the treatment.
What should I bring to redeem my booking?
Present your voucher from the Klook app. Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before your scheduled activity time.
Who is advised not to participate?
The activity is not recommended for women less than four months pregnant, children aged 0 to 7, or anyone with a health condition. You should tell the operator about any special health conditions before treatment.
