Nine authentic Thai treatments · Four journeys
From ancient Thai pressure work to hot stones and herbal balls,
every journey here is made for rest.
From head to toe, give yourself over to time and a pair of practised hands.
Time-honoured Thai techniques that press along the energy lines and stretch the body, releasing tension from head to toe.
The signature treatment at Thai Siam. Performed without oil, using thumb and palm pressure together with yoga-inspired stretches to work the body’s energy lines and ease tight muscles.
Natural essential oils paired with flowing oil-massage strokes, calming the senses and nourishing the skin.
Natural aromatherapy oils combined with smooth, flowing strokes to relax body and mind while nourishing the skin. Ideal if you prefer a gentler rhythm.
Encourages lymphatic flow, easing puffiness and fatigue to restore a sense of lightness.
Gentle draining strokes follow the direction of the lymphatic system, helping to encourage circulation and relieve water retention and tiredness.
Natural exfoliation and massage in one, leaving the skin renewed.
A natural scrub gently exfoliates the whole body, followed by massage, renewing the skin and relaxing body and mind in a single treatment.
Warmth that reaches the deepest layers of muscle.
Warm herbal compresses pressed along the body, their fragrance seeping deep into the muscles.
Steamed natural herbal balls are pressed along the body as a warm compress. The herbal fragrance and gentle heat penetrate deeply, making this especially suited to deep-seated muscular fatigue.
Heated volcanic stones carry warmth into the deeper muscles, warming and soothing in equal measure.
Warm volcanic stones are placed on the major muscle groups to conduct heat, combined with hands-on pressure so that warmth travels into the deepest layers of muscle. Particularly welcome in winter.
Clearing the flow of qi and blood, awakening a body too long seated.
Gua sha strokes open the meridians, easing stiffness in the neck and shoulders and improving circulation.
A gua sha tool is drawn along the meridians to release stiffness and pain in the neck and shoulders and encourage the flow of qi and blood. Well suited to those who spend long hours seated at work.
Half an hour, and a lighter self restored.
Focused on the head, neck and shoulders, a quiet rescue for the office-bound, releasing tightness in little time.
Concentrated attention on the three areas that bear the most strain, the head, neck and shoulders. Short in duration and quick to take effect, it fits comfortably within a lunch hour.
Pressure applied to the reflex points of the feet, a complete release after a day on your feet.
Each reflex zone of the sole is worked point by point. The ideal choice after a long day of walking or standing. Walk-ins are welcome.
“The prices are very reasonable. Whether oil massage or Thai massage,
90 minutes comes to under $300.”
The full price list was not captured in the snapshot — the duration and price columns are scaffold placeholders, to be completed once the client provides the official price list.
| Treatment | Duration | Price | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Thai Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Aromatherapy Oil Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Lymphatic Detox Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Gua Sha Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Head, Neck & Shoulder Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Foot Reflexology | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Herbal Ball Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Hot Stone Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |
| Thai Full-Body Scrub Massage | [PENDING confirmation] | [PENDING confirmation] | Details / Book |