Massage services in Bangkok, at your hotel or condo
Divine Thai Spa offers six massage treatments in Bangkok, every one of them delivered by a certified Thai therapist who comes to your hotel, condo or home. Prices start at 900 baht for a 60 minute traditional Thai massage, and in central Sukhumvit a therapist usually reaches you within 15 to 30 minutes of a confirmed booking.
There is no shop to travel to and no waiting room. You choose the treatment and the length, we match you with a therapist who is free, and everything needed for the session arrives with them. What follows is what each treatment actually involves, what it costs, and how to pick between them if you are not sure.
- Treatments6 massage types
- Session lengths60, 90, 120 or 180 minutes
- Starting price900 baht, 60 minutes
- Arrival time15 to 30 minutes in Sukhumvit
- AvailabilityOpen 24 hours
- Therapist team12 certified therapists
The six treatments we offer
Each treatment below is available in all four session lengths. The price shown is the 60 minute starting price. Longer sessions are listed in the price table further down, and in full on the pricing page.
Traditional Thai massage From 900 baht
The classic Thai treatment, done fully clothed and without oil. Your therapist uses palm and thumb pressure along the sen energy lines, combined with assisted stretching that moves your joints through their range. It is more active than a Western massage and you take part in it rather than lying still.
Best for: stiffness, limited range of movement, and anyone who wants to feel loosened up rather than sleepy. More on traditional Thai massage.
Relaxing oil massage From 1,000 baht
Long, flowing strokes with warm oil, working from head to toe at a steady pressure. This is the treatment most people picture when they think of a massage, and it is the easiest first choice if you have never had Thai bodywork before.
Best for: general tension, winding down at the end of a long day, and first-time clients. More on oil massage.
Aromatherapy massage From 1,200 baht
A gentler oil massage using blended essential oils chosen for the effect you want, whether that is sleep, alertness or muscle relief. The pressure is lighter than deep tissue and the scent is part of the treatment rather than an add-on.
Best for: stress, poor sleep, and anyone who finds firm pressure uncomfortable. More on aromatherapy massage.
Deep tissue massage From 1,400 baht
Slow, firm pressure aimed at the deeper layers of muscle and the connective tissue around them. Your therapist works on specific tight areas rather than covering everything evenly, so tell them where the problem is before you start.
Best for: knots that have been there for weeks, desk posture, and recovery after training. More on deep tissue massage.
Divine signature therapy From 1,400 baht
Our own blended treatment, combining Thai stretching, oil work and targeted deep pressure in one session. Your therapist adjusts the mix as they go based on what they find, so no two signature sessions are quite the same.
Best for: people who cannot decide between treatments, or who want stretching and oil work in the same booking.
Four hand massage From 2,000 baht
Two therapists work on you at the same time, mirroring each other's movements. Because both sides of the body are covered at once, a 60 minute four hand session covers roughly what a 120 minute single session would.
Best for: limited time, or anyone who wants the most thorough session available. What a four hand massage is actually like.
Prices for every service and length
These are the full published prices. There are no hidden travel fees for hotels and condos in the Sukhumvit area.
| Massage | 60 min | 90 min | 120 min | 180 min |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Thai | 900 baht | 1,100 baht | 1,300 baht | 1,800 baht |
| Relaxing oil | 1,000 baht | 1,200 baht | 1,400 baht | 2,000 baht |
| Aromatherapy | 1,200 baht | 1,400 baht | 1,600 baht | 2,400 baht |
| Deep tissue | 1,400 baht | 1,600 baht | 1,800 baht | 2,600 baht |
| Divine signature | 1,400 baht | 1,600 baht | 1,800 baht | 2,600 baht |
| Four hand | 2,000 baht | 2,400 baht | 2,800 baht | 4,000 baht |
Not sure which length to book? Ninety minutes suits most people, and we have written up what actually fits into 60, 90 and 120 minutes if you want the detail before deciding.
Which massage is right for you
If you only read one thing here: book traditional Thai for stiffness, oil for stress, and deep tissue for a specific painful spot. Everything else is a refinement of those three.
Muscle pain and knots
- Deep tissue, 90 minutes or longer
- Point out the exact spot before you start
- Expect some soreness the next day
Stress and poor sleep
- Aromatherapy or relaxing oil
- Book late, then go straight to bed
- Lighter pressure works better here
Stiffness and flexibility
- Traditional Thai massage
- Stay clothed, no oil involved
- Good after long flights or long desk days
Short on time
- Four hand massage, 60 minutes
- Two therapists, twice the coverage
- Roughly a 120 minute session in half the time
Tell whoever takes your booking what is bothering you and let them pick. That is a faster route to the right treatment than reading descriptions, and it costs nothing to ask.
How a session at your hotel or condo works
A therapist arrives with everything the treatment needs, including a folding table, fresh linens, towels and oils. You do not have to provide anything beyond a room with space to set up.
- You send your location, the treatment and the time you want.
- We confirm a therapist and give you an arrival window.
- The therapist checks in at reception if your building requires it, then comes to your room.
- Setup takes a few minutes. You get privacy to change while it happens.
- The session runs for the full booked time. Setup and packing down are not counted.
- Payment is at the end, in cash or by card.
Most Bangkok hotels allow this without any fuss, though a few ask the therapist to sign in as a guest visitor. If you would rather know exactly what to say at the front desk, we have a short script for the front desk conversation, and a fuller guide to in-room massage in Bangkok hotels.
Condo buildings work the same way, with the one difference that visitor registration is usually stricter. There is more on that in our guide to booking a massage in a Bangkok condo.
What every booking includes
| Included | Detail |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Folding massage table, fresh linens and towels, brought and taken away by the therapist |
| Oils | Supplied for every oil, aromatherapy, deep tissue and signature treatment |
| Full session time | Setup and packing down happen outside your booked hour |
| Certified therapist | Every therapist is trained and licensed to practise in Thailand |
| Travel | No added travel charge for hotels and condos in the Sukhumvit area |
All twelve of our therapists have their own profile with training background and treatment specialisms, so you can see who you are booking rather than being assigned a name. You can browse them on the therapists page, or read how Thai therapists are trained and licensed if you want to understand what the certification means.
Where we operate
We cover central Bangkok, with the fastest arrival times in Sukhumvit, where a therapist typically reaches Asok, Nana or Phrom Phong in 15 to 30 minutes. Sathorn, Silom, Ratchada, Ari, Thong Lo, Ekkamai and Bangna are all served, with arrival times rising the further out you are.
Full coverage is listed on the service areas page. For the two areas we work in most, there are dedicated pages for massage in Sukhumvit and massage in Siam.
Questions about our services
Which massage should I book if I have never had a Thai massage?
Start with the relaxing oil massage at 90 minutes. Traditional Thai involves stretching and firm pressure that surprises some first-timers, whereas an oil massage is closer to what most people expect and gives you a baseline to compare against next time.
Do you bring a massage table, or is it done on the bed?
Your therapist brings a folding massage table as standard. A bed is usually too soft for a therapist to apply pressure properly. If your room genuinely cannot fit a table, a floor mattress is the alternative, so mention the space when you book.
What should I wear?
For traditional Thai massage you stay fully clothed, so wear something loose that you can stretch in. For oil, aromatherapy, deep tissue and signature treatments you undress to your comfort level and are covered with a towel throughout, with only the area being worked on uncovered.
Can two people book at the same time?
Yes. We send two therapists so both sessions run at once, either in the same room or in separate rooms, whichever you prefer. Say so when you book, because it depends on two therapists being free at the same hour.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day booking is normal and often possible within the hour. Evenings between 7pm and 11pm are the busiest window, so if you want a specific therapist or a four hand session at that time, a few hours of notice makes it far more likely.
Are you really open 24 hours?
Yes. Therapists work around the clock and sessions run at any hour, including overnight. Open 24 hours, fastest replies 12 PM to 3 AM, so a message sent at 4am will still be answered, just not as quickly as one sent at midday.
More answers, including payment, cancellation and privacy, are on the FAQ page. You can also read what clients have said about their sessions on the reviews page.
