By the BTS / MRT · 2 venues
Happy ending massage near MRT Si La Salle
Two doors, both open around the clock, both a short walk from the next stop. Si La Salle is a page for the night owl with a taxi.
Both shops within a kilometre of MRT Si La Salle list themselves as open 24 hours. Angel Relax Spa is a happy ending massage shop with a 4.2 Google rating from 28 reviews. The Pretty Spa is a soapy house with a 4.0 from eight.
Neither counts Si La Salle as its nearest station. Both are nine minutes on foot from MRT Si Iam, the neighbouring stop, so if you're coming by train, ride on one station and walk from there.
Neither has prices on record either: no rate card, no directory figure, no reviewer price. That makes this a page about hours and location more than money. Ask for the price and the session length together at the door, and agree both before anything starts. For a shop near here with a published price and a deeper review record, the Si Iam station page adds one more, three minutes from that platform.
Closest first2 venues
Sorted by straight-line distance from the station; walking times are estimates.
Angel Relax Spa and The Pretty Spa
- Angel Relax Spa: a happy ending massage shop, 9 minutes from MRT Si Iam, open 24 hours. Rated 4.2 on Google from 28 reviews.
- The Pretty Spa: a soapy house, 9 minutes from MRT Si Iam, open 24 hours. Rated 4.0 from 8 reviews.
Angel Relax has the longer record of the two, though neither is deep. Read the reviews on each page before you decide; a few dozen reviews can tell you the basics, eight rather less.
Round-the-clock, but plan the ride
The appeal here is the hours. Both shops are listed as open all day and all night, every day.
The catch is getting there. The MRT stops around midnight, so a late visit starts and ends with a taxi or ride-hailing car. Sort the ride home before you go in, especially in the small hours, when fewer cars are about.
The late-night list ranks doors open late across Bangkok, and open near you shows what's open right now wherever you happen to be.
Prices and alternatives
With no prices on record for either shop, this guide can't give a figure. Ask at the counter, and confirm the minutes as well as the baht.
If price matters, the nearby Si Iam station page lists a shop with a published starting price of ฿500. Further in, the Sukhumvit stations have far more choice: Phra Khanong has four shops within six minutes of the BTS, all with prices on record, and On Nut and Bang Chak list shops from ฿400. The under ฿2,500 list covers the budget end city-wide, and the street map puts every shop in the guide on one screen.