Let’s Relax Spa at Ploenchit Grande Centre Point in Bangkok

Bangkok’s traffic can make even a short trip feel like a project. This spa’s 30th-floor setting on Wireless Road offers a quieter change of pace, with a city view and a Thai-Lanna interior. I like the easy BTS access and the choice of treatments, from a short shoulder massage to longer Thai and oil-massage packages.

I also like the starting price of $22.35 for the 60-minute back and shoulder treatment, which makes a hotel-based spa feel within reach. The trade-off is that therapist technique can vary, and you need to book at least a day ahead to use a voucher at your preferred time.

• A high-floor spa: The branch is on the 30th floor of Grande Centre Point Ploenchit, with city views.
• A good-value short treatment: The 60-minute back and shoulder massage starts at $22.35 and includes tea.
• Easy BTS access: It is about a five-minute walk from Ploenchit station, Exit 1.
• More than one massage style: Options include Thai massage, foot massage, aroma oil, hot stone, and longer multi-treatment packages.
• Advance booking matters: Contact the branch at least one day before your visit. Same-day voucher use is not allowed.
• Technique may differ: Many customers praise the massage and setting, but pressure and attentiveness can vary between therapists.

A high-floor pause above Wireless Road

Let’s Relax Spa sits within Grande Centre Point Ploenchit, on the 30th floor at 100 Witthayu Road in the Lumphini area. That address gives the visit a useful advantage: you can reach the spa by BTS, then leave Bangkok’s street-level heat and traffic behind for a while.

The view is part of the appeal. The branch is described as a spa on the sky, and customers have praised the outlook and calm hotel setting. Don’t book solely for a dramatic panorama, though. The view is a welcome extra, while the main reason to come is the treatment itself.

Inside, the decor combines modern design with Thai-Lanna details. That gives the place more character than a plain treatment room, while keeping the polished feel of a hotel spa. A Himalayan salt hall is among the branch’s special features. The listed 60-minute back and shoulder package, however, includes the massage and tea, not a stated salt-hall session, so don’t assume that feature is part of your chosen treatment.

What happens during the 60-minute visit

The simplest option is the Back & Shoulder Massage [60 Minutes], currently priced from $22.35. It suits you if a full-body treatment would take too much time, or if you want to focus on tension around the upper back and shoulders after a day of walking, carrying a bag, or sitting in transit.

Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment. At the branch, staff will confirm your reservation and voucher, then arrange your treatment. The package details specify a 60-minute massage and tea. The information provided does not spell out the exact sequence, room setup, or whether the tea is served before or after, so keep expectations to what is included rather than assuming extra services.

A massage is a personal thing. Some customers describe skilled, attentive therapists and pressure that suits them; others have found the treatment too light, too strong, rushed, or simply not as good as expected. Tell the therapist what pressure you prefer and speak up if it needs adjusting. If you have a health condition, you are responsible for informing the spa before treatment.

The tea offers a gentle finish, but don’t confuse this package with longer menu options that include other elements. Mango sticky rice appears often in descriptions of other treatments, but it is not listed as part of the 60-minute back and shoulder package. If that sweet ending matters to you, check the inclusions for the exact package you book.

Choosing among the massage options

The menu gives you room to match the treatment to your time, budget, and comfort level. The 60-minute foot massage starts at $23.85, while aroma oil massage costs from $38.75 for an hour. A 90-minute aromatic hot stone massage is listed from $68.55, and a 60-minute body scrub starts at $38.75.

For a more traditional Thai massage, the 120-minute option starts at $35.75. You can add a hot herbal compress for a starting price of $41.75. Four-hands Thai massage is available for 60 minutes from $41.75 or 120 minutes from $65.55. These are substantial price differences from the shortest massage, but they also require more time. Pick a longer treatment when you can spare the hours, not just because it looks like a better deal.

There are also named packages, including Dream Package for 90 minutes from $32.79, Heavenly Relax for 165 minutes from $55.15, Body & Soul for 120 minutes from $70.75, and Full Spirit for 165 minutes from $87.89. Golfers Heaven is listed at 135 minutes from $81.95, while Blooming Life runs 180 minutes from $110.39. Package names alone do not explain every treatment included, so check the details for your selected option before paying.

The short version: choose the back and shoulder massage for a convenient reset, foot massage if you want a focused hour, or a longer Thai or oil treatment if you want the spa visit to become a main event. The listed prices are starting prices, so confirm the price and inclusions attached to your date and package.

How the price compares with the setting

At $22.35, the back and shoulder massage is a fairly accessible way to try a hotel-based spa. Customers have found that some treatments cost little more than simpler massage shops, while offering a more polished setting. That can be good value if you care about comfort, a clean hotel environment, and a convenient location as much as the lowest possible price.

The better comparison is not just price per minute. A street-side massage may cost less, while this branch adds the high-floor location, hotel surroundings, and a wider treatment menu. If you are staying at Grande Centre Point Ploenchit, the convenience is especially strong: no cross-city taxi ride before or after your appointment. If you are not staying there, the BTS makes the visit practical, though you should still factor in the time and cost of reaching Ploenchit.

The spa has an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 262 ratings. That points to a generally positive experience, not a guarantee that every therapist or treatment will be identical. The variation in feedback is useful to keep in mind: service and skill receive plenty of praise, but occasional complaints concern inconsistent technique, crowds, or inattentive details.

Getting there and making a reservation

From BTS Ploenchit station, take Exit 1 and walk toward Witthayu Road. The spa is about a five-minute walk away. Its address is 30th floor, Grande Centre Point Ploenchit, 100 Witthayu Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330. Allow time to find the hotel entrance and reach the spa floor.

Book directly with the branch at least one day in advance if you want to use the voucher at your preferred time. The voucher cannot be used on the same day as the booking date. You can contact the branch at +66 2 651 5224, +66 95 364 8276, or [email protected]. The booking details also advise using the contact channels on your voucher.

The spa is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to midnight, with last admission at 11:00 p.m. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time. A late arrival without notice can shorten your appointment, and being more than 15 minutes late can result in cancellation without a refund. If your plans change, the stated cancellation terms allow a full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local time.

The voucher is valid for 180 days from booking confirmation and must be used at the branch named on the voucher. Children aged seven and older are allowed to receive treatment. The spa does not accept guests with rashes or skin illnesses, or pregnant women, and the terms state that this makes the booking ineligible for a refund. Check these conditions before you reserve.

Who will get the most from this spa

This is a practical choice if you are staying nearby, want a more refined setting than a basic massage shop, or need a reliable treatment stop near the BTS. The 60-minute option fits neatly into a busy Bangkok day. You can also choose a longer session if you want to devote a larger block of time to rest.

Families with children aged seven or older can consider the spa, though the child must meet the treatment eligibility rules. It may also suit first-time spa visitors who prefer a clear menu and a hotel setting. One family reported that children enjoyed the back and shoulder treatment, but that does not remove the need to check suitability and the age requirement in advance.

If you are extremely particular about pressure or therapist style, keep expectations measured. Ask for the pressure you want, and communicate during the treatment. The experience can be very good, but no menu or hotel address can promise that every session will feel the same.

Should you book Let’s Relax Ploenchit?

Book it if you value convenience, a quiet high-floor setting, and a choice of treatments at a sensible starting price. For a short, uncomplicated break, the 60-minute back and shoulder massage is the most straightforward option, especially if you are already in the Ploenchit area.

Skip it if you need a guaranteed therapist style, want a treatment that includes extras not listed in your package, or cannot arrive on time. Reserve at least a day ahead, confirm exactly what your chosen package includes, and tell the therapist about your preferred pressure. With those simple steps, this is a useful city spa stop rather than a gamble made between sightseeing plans.

FAQ

How much does the 60-minute back and shoulder massage cost?

It starts at US$22.35. The package includes a 60-minute back and shoulder massage and tea.

Where is Let’s Relax Spa at Ploenchit?

It is on the 30th floor of Grande Centre Point Ploenchit, 100 Witthayu Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330.

How do I get to the spa by public transport?

Take the BTS to Ploenchit station, use Exit 1, and walk toward Witthayu Road. The walk takes about five minutes.

Do I need to reserve in advance?

Yes. Contact the branch at least one day ahead to arrange your preferred time. The voucher cannot be used on the same day as the booking date.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to midnight. Last admission is at 11:00 p.m.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment. Late arrival can shorten your treatment, and arrival more than 15 minutes late can lead to cancellation without a refund.

Can children receive a treatment?

Children aged seven and older are allowed to receive treatment.

Can pregnant women or people with skin illnesses use the spa?

No. The spa does not allow pregnant women or people with rashes or skin illnesses to use the service. The stated terms say this makes the booking ineligible for a refund.