Preme Spa’s appeal is simple: you can trade Bangkok’s heat, traffic and miles of shopping for a 90- or 120-minute massage in a calm, tidy setting near Thong Lo BTS. The menu ranges from gentle Siam massage to aroma oil, deep tissue and four-hand treatments, so you can choose how much pressure and hands-on work suit you.
I like the wide choice of treatments and the practical location near the train. I also like that therapists are often described as attentive about pressure, a small detail that matters when you want to relax rather than brace yourself.
The main drawback is the final walk from the station: it is short, but parts of the road lack sidewalks and carry traffic. Arrive on time, too. Late arrival can cut into your appointment, and more than 15 minutes late can mean cancellation.
Preme Spa at a glance
- A broad massage menu: Options include Siam massage, Thai and herbal oil, aroma relaxing, deep tissue, foot massage and four-hand aroma sessions.
- A calm setting in a converted house: The spa is at 1/2 Soi Napha Sap 1, Sukhumvit 36. Take off your shoes and change into slippers on arrival.
- Pressure is part of the conversation: Therapists may check whether the pressure feels right. Speak up about what you want and any areas to avoid.
- A short but careful walk from BTS: Thong Lo Station, Exit 2, is the nearest station. The route is about 200 metres to Soi Sukhumvit 36, then right at Napha Sap Alley Lane 1.
- Treatments and prices vary: Siam massage is listed from US$23.95, while longer or more elaborate packages cost more. Confirm the treatment and duration before booking.
- Book a time, not just a voucher: Appointment requests are required, and the preferred time is not final until the operator reconfirms it.
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- Preme Spa at a glance
- Choosing the right massage for your Bangkok day
- Arriving on Sukhumvit 36
- What happens during the appointment
- What the price buys
- A few limits worth knowing
- Who will appreciate Preme Spa
- Should you book Preme Spa?
- FAQ
- Where is Preme Spa in Bangkok?
- How do I get to the spa by BTS?
- What are the opening hours?
- Do I need to reserve an appointment?
- What massage treatments are available?
- What is included with the Siam Massage booking?
- What should I bring to the appointment?
- What happens if I arrive late?
- Can children or people with health conditions participate?
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Choosing the right massage for your Bangkok day
Preme Spa is not a single-treatment stop. Its menu covers several kinds of massage, and the distinction matters: a gentle oil session feels quite different from a Thai massage with stretching or a deep-tissue treatment aimed at tired muscles.
For an easy reset, Aroma Relaxing Massage is a sensible choice if you prefer gentler pressure. A 90- or 120-minute session is available, and the price starts at US$35.60. If you like oil massage but want a Thai-style treatment, Aroma Thai Massage starts at US$38.59 for 90 or 120 minutes.
Siam Massage, the package detailed for this booking, is described as a gentle full-body massage intended to relax you and restore the flow of energy. It is offered for 90 or 120 minutes, with a listed starting price of US$23.95. At the spa, staff may describe it as a Thai massage with light stretching. If you have a particular expectation, ask how the treatment is performed before you begin.
For firmer work, Thai Deep Tissue Massage starts at US$26.95, while Aroma Deep Tissue Massage starts at US$38.59. Office Syndrome Massage, also from US$38.59, may suit you if a day hunched over a phone, laptop or shopping bags has left your shoulders and back feeling tight. These are not interchangeable treatments, so tell the therapist what you want: gentle relaxation, stronger pressure, or attention to a particular area.
There are also specialised choices. Warm Foot Massage and Foot Massage each start at US$23.95 or US$25.45, depending on the package, and run for 90 minutes. Hot Stone Massage 4 Elements starts at US$59.85, while the Hot Aroma Massage starts at US$68.19. The names and translations can be confusing. In particular, some customers have understood Hot Aroma as hot oil rather than a treatment with stones. Confirm the technique and what is included before you settle in.
At the upper end, four-hand aroma massage starts at US$71.50 for 90 or 120 minutes. Two therapists work at once, so the treatment may feel more coordinated and active than a standard oil massage. Refresh and Recharge is a 120-minute package from US$77.79, while Preme Package No. 2, Profound Relaxing, starts at US$47.59 for two hours. Thai Wisdom Program is another 120-minute option, from US$44.59. The exact contents of these named packages are not specified, so ask what each includes if you are choosing based on a particular treatment.
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Arriving on Sukhumvit 36

The address is 1/2 Soi Napha Sap 1, Sukhumvit 36, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110. From Thong Lo BTS, use Exit 2 and walk toward Soi Sukhumvit 36 for roughly 200 metres, then turn right at Napha Sap Alley Lane 1. The spa is on the left.
This is a short route by distance, but not necessarily a pleasant stroll in Bangkok’s heat. The road has traffic, and some sections do not have a proper sidewalk. I would wear shoes that are easy to walk in, keep an eye on passing vehicles, and allow extra time rather than arrive flustered. A taxi or ride-hailing car is another option; the address is available to give the driver.
The spa is described as a house-like building. You take off your shoes and change into slippers before entering. The reception area is on the second floor, while luggage can be stored on the first floor. That layout is useful to know if you arrive with bags or are looking for the entrance. The venue has been described as clean, comfortable and nicely arranged, though the exact room and facilities can vary by treatment.
What happens during the appointment
Your visit begins with arrival and check-in. Show the mobile voucher, then confirm your chosen treatment, duration and any requests. Tea is included. Some treatments may also involve a foot wash, and fruit has been served after some appointments, but do not assume every package includes the same extras.
Room arrangements vary. Some people have had a private room with a shower, while other treatments use partitioned massage spaces. If a shower is important to you, ask when confirming the appointment. One practical point: be clear about privacy expectations before changing. A complaint about an employee entering a room while customers were undressed shows why staff should knock and wait, but you should not assume every room or visit follows the same routine.
Before the massage starts, tell the therapist about your preferred pressure, any areas you do not want touched, and any discomfort or health concerns. Therapists are often attentive to pressure checks, but you are the best judge of what feels right. You can ask for lighter or firmer work during the treatment; there is no prize for enduring pressure that hurts.
The session then follows the method you selected. Siam massage may include gentle Thai-style stretching, while oil treatments use massage oil and are generally a better fit if you want a softer, less forceful session. Deep-tissue treatments are intended to apply firmer pressure. For four-hand massage, two therapists work at once, which is a distinct experience rather than simply a longer version of a regular massage.
Afterward, tea is part of the stated inclusion. Some treatments have been followed by fruit, but that is not guaranteed. Give yourself a little time before heading back into the city, especially if you have booked a two-hour treatment. A massage can be a useful break between sightseeing and dinner, but you may not feel like rushing straight back into the heat.
What the price buys
Prices start at different amounts depending on the treatment and duration. Siam Massage is listed from US$23.95, while the overall experience is advertised from US$26.35. Treat these as starting prices, not a promise that every time slot or package will cost that amount. The menu ranges from basic foot or Siam massage to multi-step packages, hot treatments and four-hand sessions.
The value is strongest if you want a long treatment in a calm setting without paying for a luxury hotel spa. Ninety minutes gives you enough time to settle into the session; two hours makes more sense if you want a package with several elements or a slower, more complete break. For a quick rest between activities, a 90-minute foot massage may be the better use of time and money.
Booking through Klook can be cheaper than paying on arrival for some packages, but the discount is not universal. Compare the specific treatment, length and price rather than choosing by the biggest percentage or lowest headline figure. The included tea is a welcome touch, but the real value depends on whether the treatment style suits you and whether the therapist listens to your pressure preferences.
A few limits worth knowing
The spa is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00, with last admission at 20:30. Appointment requests are available daily from 10:00 to 20:00, and you must request a reservation at least one hour in advance. Those are different time windows: the spa’s opening hours do not mean every treatment can be booked at any time. Your appointment is confirmed only after the operator reconfirms the requested slot, so book early if you have a fixed schedule.
A voucher is valid for 60 days from the booking confirmation date, expiring at 23:59 on the final day. You must present the mobile voucher. If you arrive late without notice, the appointment may be shortened; if you are more than 15 minutes late, it may be cancelled. A no-show at the confirmed time is not refundable. A full refund is available as long as you have not redeemed the voucher.
There are health restrictions to take seriously. Participation is not recommended for women more than one month pregnant, children aged 0 to 15, or people with certain medical conditions, including high blood pressure and epilepsy. You are responsible for telling the operator about relevant health conditions. If you are unsure whether massage is appropriate for you, check with a medical professional before booking.
Who will appreciate Preme Spa
I would consider this spa if you want a proper-length massage near Thong Lo and prefer several treatment styles to choose from. It is particularly useful after a long day on your feet, when you can make a 90-minute foot session part of the plan, or when you want a two-hour reset without committing to an elaborate spa day.
It also suits couples or friends who want to book treatments at the same time. The menu includes four-hand massage, and some rooms can accommodate more than one person, though you should confirm room arrangements rather than count on a particular setup. Families should check the age restriction carefully: children aged 0 to 15 are not recommended for the activity.
The best fit is someone comfortable with a straightforward massage-spa visit, willing to ask questions about treatment details, and able to arrive on time. If you need a fully explained package, a guaranteed private room or a specific kind of hot-stone treatment, confirm those details before paying. Names such as Noi and Honey have been associated with positive individual treatments, but therapist assignments are not guaranteed.
Should you book Preme Spa?
I would book Preme Spa if you want a choice of Thai, oil, foot or deep-tissue massage at prices that start below many hotel-spa rates. The strongest reasons are the broad menu, the generally attentive approach to pressure and a location close to BTS, with the caveat that the last stretch on foot requires care.
Choose your treatment by style, not by name alone. Confirm whether hot aroma means hot oil or stones, ask about room and shower arrangements if they matter, and reserve your time early. If you can do those things and leave a little breathing room around the appointment, Preme Spa looks like a practical way to give your Bangkok itinerary a restorative pause.
Preme Spa Sukhumvit 36 Experience in Bangkok
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FAQ
Where is Preme Spa in Bangkok?
It is at 1/2 Soi Napha Sap 1, Sukhumvit 36, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110.
How do I get to the spa by BTS?
Take the BTS to Thong Lo Station and use Exit 2. Walk about 200 metres toward Soi Sukhumvit 36, then turn right at Napha Sap Alley Lane 1. The spa is on the left.
What are the opening hours?
The spa is open Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00. Last admission is 20:30.
Do I need to reserve an appointment?
Yes. You need to request a reservation in advance, at least one hour before the appointment. The operator reconfirms the actual time after you submit your request.
What massage treatments are available?
Options include Siam Massage, Thai and Herbal Oil Massage, Thai Deep Tissue Massage, aroma massages, Office Syndrome Massage, foot massage, hot treatments, four-hand aroma massage and named spa packages. Durations and prices vary.
What is included with the Siam Massage booking?
Tea and a Siam Massage are included. The massage is described as a gentle full-body treatment intended to relax you and restore the flow of energy.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Present your mobile voucher. No other required item is specified.
What happens if I arrive late?
Your appointment may be shortened if you arrive late without notice. If you are more than 15 minutes late, it may be cancelled. No-shows at the confirmed appointment time are not refundable.
Can children or people with health conditions participate?
Participation is not recommended for children aged 0 to 15, women more than one month pregnant, or people with certain conditions such as high blood pressure or epilepsy. You are responsible for informing the operator about any health conditions.
































