Massages in thailand?

how much are decent massages in bangkok?...let's say for a 2 hour thai or oil massage. what about a couple massage and spa package? i'm not looking for something that is costly. i will be staying at legacy suites. can anyone recommend any in that area? and also....how easy is it to come across one? will i have to really look hard for a decent massaging parlour?

Services like that in bangkok is as easy as ordering your meals where you just look at the menu. Hotels provides brochures featuring all sorts of 'services offered' including gimmicks. Bangkok is not very expensive compared to Malaysia or Singapore. You will get your pesos' worth in Bangkok. Two years back, 100-150 baht walk-in back massage. Hotels must be a bit higher.

What I would consider costly you might consider cheap. Having said that, there are spas all over the city.

The prices vary per hour from 400 to over 700 baht per hour at the spas. They have all kinds of packages and you can easily spend a whole day at a spa.

They are easy to find and the concierge at your hotel can recommend some in the area that will suit your needs. Also, it is unlikely that you would mistakenly go into a seedy massage parlor. Best advice is to go to a proper spa, and you will not have any problems. If you are looking for just a massage oil or Thai, my recommendation would be Health Land Spa, they have several locations in Bangkok, and their building is quite beautiful.

it seems that everyone and his granny can give a massage in thailand.
however, there are many many and the legacy suites will be able to guide you to somewhere reputable and ` safe`. By safe i mean qualified trained staff, I paid a range of 250 ( soi 27 -sukemvit ) and more along soi 33, but a range of 300-500 will get you a good thai massage, ( and i mean the thai massage where you get bent over and pulled and stretched ---excellent - slept like a baby that night ) or oil massage, try the foot massage to ( 300 ) its heaven at about 9pm after a hard day.

Considering you are at Legacy Suites, you are practically in the midst of the massage centres and spas in Bangkok. Just out of your serviced apartment, you can see signs leading to one already. Just across you in Soi 22, there are a number of major massage centres offering traditional Thai massage and foot reflexology. Cost varies depending on the tourist season. Low season, you can get a 2-hour massage for 200baht, doubling during the high season. As for couple massage, yes, they do that in a private room for the couple. Just ask at the desk while booking your massage.

As for spa, some of the massage centres offer spa treatment as well. But I will recommend you do massage at the massage centre and spa at a spa centre. Facility consideration. Add-on spa in a massage centre will not be as good as a spa designed from the start.

If you want quality spa, near you are various shopping centres. These have spas in them for a pampered treatment. These are all pure spa treatment for you. Expect cost from 800-2500baht, depending on the type of treatment you want.

You will find plenty where you are, not to worry.

Massages are extremely inexpensive in Thailand, But the most expensive ones I had were in Bangkok. I live in a village and pay 200 Baht for a two hour massage. In Bangkok I paid 400 Baht for an hour massage, Oil massage is about 100 baht higher than a Thai massage. Couples massages are available. Beware many massage shops offer sexual services! You may also have a massage in your hotel room, just inquire at the desk. ( Baht now 32.9 - To the dollar)
Good Luck.

In the Silom/Surawong area there is a massage war going on. I pay 350 baht for a 2 hour Thai massage. The one hour Thai massage is 200 baht. Oil massage 400 baht for one hour 600 for 2 hours.

I paid around 拢20 for foot, hand, back & neck massage...and it was THE most agonising two hours!! The place looked gorgeous, very legit building in Bangkok, lovely staff, but they were like bodybuilders.
Have to say I didn't enjoy it at all!!