One More Thai Massage & Spa at Chit Lom in Bangkok

Chit Lom makes this an easy place to fit a massage into a Bangkok day: the spa is about a minute from the BTS station, and the menu ranges from a simple foot massage to a three-hour treatment. A traditional Thai session uses stretching and acupressure, rather than oil alone, so expect hands-on work from your feet through your body.

I like two things here: the many ways to tailor the session, including foot soaks and herbal compresses, and the good value of the promotional packages, especially buy-one-get-one offers. Tea and a snack are included, too, which adds a welcome pause before or after your treatment.

One practical catch: this is not a step-free spa. There is no elevator, and some treatment areas are on upper floors. Pressure can also be a matter of fit, so tell your therapist what feels comfortable instead of trying to tough out a painful spot.

What to know before you book

• One minute from Chit Lom BTS: Take Exit 3 on the Sukhumvit Line and walk to 993 Phloen Chit Road, beside Forever Hungry.
• Traditional Thai massage means stretching and pressure: It works from the feet through the body and differs from a full-body oil massage.
• Packages cover a wide range: Choose from foot treatments, oil massages, herbal compresses, and longer spa combinations.
• Promotions can change the math: Some sessions have buy-one-get-one offers or off-peak discounts, so compare the exact package and time.
• Arrive early and take the stairs into account: Plan to arrive 15 minutes ahead. The building has no elevator, and some treatments involve climbing several floors.
• Tea and a snack are included: Tips and gratuities, and a shower, are not.

A convenient pause between Bangkok outings

One More Thai Massage is at 993 Phloen Chit Road in the Lumphini area of Pathum Wan. Chit Lom BTS is the useful landmark: get off at Exit 3 and walk about a minute. That quick connection matters in Bangkok, where a massage can be a pleasant break from walking, shopping, and negotiating traffic.

The spa is also close to CentralWorld and the InterContinental Hotel, making it an easy stop if you are already in this part of town. You do not need to plan a long cross-city trip just to get there. If you are unfamiliar with the neighborhood, the address and map are worth checking before you set off.

Opening hours are 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to midnight on Saturday and Sunday. Those long hours give you room to book before dinner or after a day out, but do not treat a reservation time as flexible. Arrive at least 15 minutes early. A late arrival can shorten your session, and an appointment may be canceled if you are more than 10 minutes late.

Choosing a treatment that suits your day

The menu is broad enough to make the choice more important than it first appears. If your legs are tired from walking, a Thai foot massage or a foot-onsen combination may be the sensible pick. If you want the familiar hands-on Thai treatment, choose a traditional body massage. Aromatic oil massage is a different experience, with oil rather than the same emphasis on stretching and acupressure.

Traditional body massage is available in 60-, 90-, and 120-minute sessions. The shorter slot works for a quick reset; the longer appointments give the therapist more time to work across the body. If you choose Thai traditional massage with herbal compress, the compress adds warmth and pressure to the treatment. Aromatic body massage is also offered with a herbal compress, in several durations.

Foot-onsen packages combine soaking with a massage. Options pair the soak with traditional foot massage, traditional body massage, or aromatic massage, with total package times listed from 70 to 130 minutes. The exact sequence depends on the package. One account of the foot-onsen and body-massage treatment describes a foot wash, a soak with several bath options, an upper-body massage while seated, then a change into provided clothing before a full-body session. Tea and snacks were served as part of the visit.

For a longer visit, the named packages include One More Relax Spa at 90 minutes, One More Thai Spa and One More Spirit Spa at 150 minutes each, and All In One Spa at 180 minutes. The package names alone do not explain every treatment included, so check the details for your selected option before paying. A three-hour appointment is a substantial block of your day, not a quick add-on between plans.

What a traditional Thai session feels like

A traditional Thai massage here is described as a combination of stretching and acupressure, beginning at the feet and moving through the body. That makes it a more active treatment than a quiet oil massage. You may be stretched and pressed in ways that feel intense, particularly if you are not used to Thai massage.

Good pressure is personal. Some people want firm work; others find elbow pressure too sharp. Say what you want clearly, and speak up if a movement hurts or feels wrong. One report describes a request for stronger pressure being met with painful elbow work, while other accounts describe therapists adjusting pressure and focusing on requested trouble spots. The useful lesson is simple: communicate during the session, not only at the start.

The setting can vary by treatment. Traditional Thai massage areas may have mattresses separated by curtains, offering some privacy without fully enclosed rooms. Some treatments use private rooms. The building’s layout also means you may need to climb stairs to reach your treatment area. In one account, the foot bath was on the second floor and the Thai massage room on the fifth. That arrangement may not apply to every appointment, but the lack of an elevator is a real consideration.

How the foot-onsen and spa combinations work

If you are curious about the foot-onsen option, it adds a short ritual to the massage rather than simply extending the time on a massage bed. A reported visit began with a cold towel and sweet tea, followed by a foot wash and a choice among several foot baths. The guest then received a seated upper-body massage before moving to a room for a full-body treatment. The package included more tea and snacks afterward.

That sequence can make sense after a day spent on your feet: you get a chance to sit, soak, and settle before the main massage. But it also means more moving between areas, and possibly more stairs. If you have limited mobility, or simply want to lie down and stay put, a direct body-massage package may be a better fit.

Herbal compress options add another element to the traditional massage. You can choose a 60-, 90-, or 120-minute traditional body massage with compress, or pair a compress with an aromatic oil treatment. A buy-one-get-one offer is available on some 60-minute traditional massage and herbal compress packages. Check the booking terms carefully, since offers may apply only to specific times or package types.

Prices, promotions, and what counts as value

The experience is advertised from $18.79, while listed treatments vary by type and duration. Traditional body massage and Thai foot massage start at $23.49, foot-onsen combinations at $28.25, and aromatic body massage at $41.05. Longer or more elaborate treatments cost more, with the 180-minute All In One Spa listed from $108.55. These prices can change with exchange rates and promotions.

The best value depends on whether you can use a deal and whether you want the treatment it covers. Buy-one-get-one offers can cut the cost sharply if you are booking for two or can make use of both sessions. One visitor described using a discount coupon to bring a two-person foot-onsen and massage booking down considerably. That is a useful reminder to compare the actual price after any available promotion, rather than relying on the package’s headline price.

Off-peak discounts are another possibility. A 20 percent offer is listed for selected spa and massage treatments from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. That time window may suit you if your schedule is flexible. On the other hand, some deals have restrictions around booking times, and a promotional price is only good value if the package and appointment work for your plans.

Tea and a snack are included, but tips and gratuities are not. Tipping is not listed as a requirement, so treat it as optional. A shower is not included, which is worth remembering if you are booking an oil treatment and have somewhere to go immediately afterward.

Comfort, cleanliness, and accessibility

The spa is often described as clean, comfortable, and peaceful, with a pleasant aroma. Service is another strong point: many accounts describe therapists as attentive, skilled, and willing to adjust pressure or focus on particular areas. Those are the qualities that make a massage feel personal rather than mechanical.

Still, comfort is not guaranteed in every room or session. Some people have found rooms too cold, bedding uncomfortable, or a massage table awkward for breathing. Others have had problems with overly painful pressure or a foot wash with inconsistent water temperature. If you feel too cold, uncomfortable, or in pain, say so promptly. You should not have to endure a session that is meant to help you relax.

The building is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers because there is no elevator. The stairs matter even if you can climb them: some treatments may be on upper floors, and a foot-soak package can involve moving between levels. If stairs are a concern, contact the spa before booking to ask about the location of your treatment room. The supplied information does not confirm that a ground-floor option is available.

Treatments are not recommended for pregnant women or people who have recently had major surgery or an injury. Children must be at least 5 years old, and treatments for young children are recommended to be no longer than an hour. If either situation applies to you, consider whether a massage is appropriate before making a reservation.

Making the most of your appointment

Book a duration that matches your energy and your schedule. A 60-minute massage is a practical choice if you want a break without giving up much of the day. A 90- or 120-minute session allows more time for a longer treatment, while the 150- and 180-minute spa packages call for a slower day with fewer other plans.

Think about the style as well as the length. Choose traditional Thai massage if stretching and pressure are what you want. Pick aromatic oil massage if you prefer an oil-based treatment. Choose a foot-focused package if your feet need attention, and consider the foot onsen if you like the idea of soaking before the massage. If you are unsure, compare what each package explicitly includes rather than relying on its name.

Arrive early, bring your mobile voucher, and give yourself a little margin before the appointment. The voucher is valid only on the date specified, and the spa’s late-arrival rules are strict. Free cancellations and amendments are available at least 48 hours before the activity date; after that window, check the terms attached to your booking.

Should you book One More Thai Massage at Chit Lom?

I would consider booking this spa if location and choice matter most. It is unusually easy to reach from Chit Lom BTS, the menu covers both short massages and longer spa combinations, and the promotions can make a session good value. It is a particularly practical choice after a day of walking around central Bangkok.

I would be more cautious if you need step-free access, want a guaranteed private room, or are sensitive to strong pressure. The best plan is to choose a treatment that suits your preferences, arrive early, and tell the therapist what pressure works for you. If those basics fit, One More Thai Massage offers a convenient way to give your feet and body a proper rest without turning the spa visit into a major expedition.

FAQ

Where is One More Thai Massage at Chit Lom?

It is at 993 Phloen Chit Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330. From Chit Lom BTS Station, take Exit 3 and walk about one minute. The spa is beside Forever Hungry.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. to midnight on Saturday and Sunday.

What treatments can I book?

Options include traditional Thai body massage, aromatic body massage, Thai foot massage, foot-onsen combinations, herbal compress treatments, warm oil massage, and longer spa packages. Available durations vary by treatment.

What is included in the booking?

Thai traditional body massage includes stretching and acupressure techniques, starting at the feet and working through the body. Tea and a snack are included. Tips and gratuities, and a shower, are not included.

Is the spa accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?

No. The building does not have an elevator, so it is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers. Some treatment areas are on upper floors.

What happens if I arrive late or need to cancel?

Arrive at least 15 minutes before your appointment. A late arrival may shorten the treatment, and the spa may cancel the appointment if you are more than 10 minutes late. Free cancellations and amendments are available at least 48 hours before the activity date.