By the BTS / MRT · 2 venues
Happy ending massage near BTS National Stadium
Two doors, and neither is close. Both sit at the outer edge of the kilometre, a fifteen-minute walk from the platform, and neither publishes a price.
BTS National Stadium is the last stop on the Silom line, and its kilometre holds only two shops in this guide. Poethip Thai Traditional Massage is listed as a happy ending massage shop, open daily from 10:00 to 21:00. Sor. Botan Massage Parlor is a soapy house, open daily from noon to midnight.
Both are listed as a 15-minute walk from the station. That is the full width of the circle, so budget a quarter of an hour each way, or take a short taxi ride. In the heat of the afternoon, the taxi wins.
Neither shop has prices on record. Sor. Botan has a 3.9 Google rating from 107 reviews; Poethip has no Google rating yet. That leaves this page short on numbers, so the useful facts are the hours, the walk and the type of shop. If you want more choice, Siam is one stop east, and the larger clusters are further along the line.
Closest first2 venues
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BangkokHappy ending
Poethip Thai Traditional Massage
BTS National Stadium · 15 min walk
No prices online
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BangkokSoapy
Sor. Botan Massage Parlor
BTS National Stadium · 15 min walk
No prices online 3.9 (107)
Sorted by straight-line distance from the station; walking times are estimates.
The two shops, side by side
- Poethip Thai Traditional Massage: a happy ending massage shop, 15 minutes from BTS National Stadium, open daily 10:00 to 21:00. No prices on record and no Google rating yet.
- Sor. Botan Massage Parlor: a soapy house, 15 minutes from the station, open daily 12:00 to midnight. Rated 3.9 on Google from 107 reviews.
The names point different ways. Poethip calls itself a traditional massage, while its listing in this guide files it with the happy ending shops; read its page before you go, and ask at the counter what the menu covers. Sor. Botan is the plainer proposition, a massage parlour by name and a soapy house by type. Of the two, it is the only one with a review record of any depth.
Prices: ask before you sit down
Neither shop here has a price on record. No rate card, no directory figure, no starting price. That doesn't mean the prices are high or low; it means you'll learn them at the door.
Ask for the length of the session and the total price together, before anything starts, and make sure both are the figures you agreed. If budget matters more than location, the under ฿2,500 list covers shops across the city with prices on record, and the Bangkok hub lets you sort the whole guide by district.
Timing the trip
The two shops keep very different hours. Poethip opens at 10:00 and closes at 21:00, which makes it a daytime or early-evening stop. Sor. Botan opens at noon and runs until midnight, roughly as long as the trains do.
That midnight close leaves little room for a late session if you plan to ride home on the BTS. After about midnight the Skytrain stops, and a taxi is the only way back. For doors that stay open later, the late-night list ranks the city's latest, and open near you shows what's open right now.
For a bigger choice within walking distance of a station, ride east. The Chit Lom and Asok pages list far more doors, and the street map shows every shop in the guide.