102 Massage Bangkok

102 Massage Bangkok keeps its prices off the internet. Its website says rates are shared privately on LINE, so the only figure on record comes from Google reviewers: ฿2,140 for a 40-minute session, before extras. Those extras are the story. Two reviewers describe a room charge and a 'lady drink' added at payment.

It suits someone who wants a shop a minute from the Skytrain, a menu that runs from nuru to soapy to four-hands, and a host with a personality: Google reviewers often mention the friendly French owner. Skip it if you dislike surprises at the till, or if a 40-minute session needs to last 40 minutes. A handful of reviewers say theirs felt rushed.

According to its website, the shop offers nuru, soapy, oil and body-to-body massage, in shower rooms or jacuzzi rooms. Sessions run from 40 to 120 minutes. Three signature packages, labelled A, B and C, last 90 minutes each and, the website says, include cosplay and Prosecco.

Four-hands sessions with two therapists are offered in both room types, which puts it on the four-hands list. The website lists English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, the listing says walk-ins are accepted, and outcall runs to selected Bangkok locations in 90- or 120-minute sessions. The jacuzzi rooms also earn it a place in the VIP rooms volume.

No public price list exists; the website says rates are shared privately via LINE. Reviewers report paying ฿2,140 for a 40-minute session, with tips and extras left out of that figure.

The extras matter. One reviewer says ฿250 was added for the room and ฿190 each for two drinks, one for the therapist and one for the customer, bringing a 40-minute session to ฿2,770. A second reviewer says the room charge was explained at selection but the 'lady drink' only at payment. Another says prices have gone up recently. Ask for the full total, room and drinks included, before you pay a single baht. If the final figure is a stretch, the cheap list collects shops with published cards from ฿2,500 down.

Book on LINE or Telegram, which is also where the prices are. The address is on Sukhumvit Soi 24, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei. BTS Phrom Phong is 80 m away, about a minute on foot; the website points to exit 4 and calls it a three-minute walk. BTS Thong Lo is about 19 minutes east, and MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Center about 21.

It opens at 13:00 and closes at 01:00, an hour after the last train. The Phrom Phong district page covers the busy neighbours on Soi 24.

Visitors who like a host who greets them by name and a shop with some character, and pairs or groups after the four-hands sessions or the 90-minute signature packages. It suits less well a budget traveller who needs the price fixed in advance; with nothing published, the LINE conversation is the only way to pin it down. The Phrom Phong volume offers neighbours with their cards on display.

102 Massage Bangkok holds a 4.1 Google rating from 132 reviews, with a clear split.

Google reviewers often mention the French owner, described as friendly and hospitable; another reviewer names Louis as their host. The shop is called clean, charming and beautiful, and several name therapists they liked, including Gune and Meme. One reviewer says their 90-minute session ran its full length and then some.

The complaints share two themes. Hidden extras come first: two reviewers describe a room charge and a lady drink added to the bill, and another says prices have risen while service has fallen. Rushed sessions come second: two reviewers describe therapists who seemed to want to finish quickly. Single complaints include a rude receptionist and a visitor asked to leave the entrance in the rain.