Massage Prices in Bangkok

How Our Massage Prices in Bangkok Work

Every massage on our menu has a fixed price for 60, 90 and 120 minutes. There is no bargaining, no rate that shifts with the mood of the evening, and no extra for booking at 3 am instead of 3 pm.

Once you send your booking details, we reply with the exact figure in writing. You confirm only when you are happy with it, and only then does your therapist set out. That figure is what you hand her at the end, and nothing is added at the door.

What the Price Already Covers

• Her journey to you anywhere in central Bangkok, whether hotel, condo or Airbnb
• Massage oils, plus clean sheets laid over your bed
• The same price at any hour, day or night
• No booking fee and no deposit, ever

What Makes the Price Go Up or Down

Only a few things move the total, and you see all of them before you confirm.

• The massage itself: each style, from Thai and deep tissue to oil, aromatherapy and foot massage, has its own rate.
• How long you book: 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Longer sessions cost more but leave more time for each part of the body.
• The number of therapists: a couples massage is two massages with two therapists, and a four hands massage also means two therapists' time.
• The distance: if you are more than roughly 7 km away from the Nana and Asok area, a modest travel charge can apply. We mention it in the chat first.

Outcall Massage Price vs Walking Into a Shop

A shop price only tells half the story. Getting there means a taxi or a hot walk, then waiting for a free mat, often in a room shared with strangers. Once it is over, you head back out into the traffic with oil still on your skin.

With outcall, the price includes the journey, but it is hers, not yours. There is no waiting and no trip home, and the massage happens in a room you already know. For many visitors, that is exactly what they are paying for. Our guide comparing outcall with going out for a massage looks at both in more detail.

Paying, and the Question of Tips

Payment is cash in Thai Baht, given to your therapist after the last minute of the massage. Nothing is paid beforehand. Small notes help, especially late at night, when change can be hard to find.

Tipping is optional and never expected. Some guests add a little when they enjoyed the session, others do not, and both are fine. If you are curious about local habits, see our guide to tipping after a massage in Thailand.