ป่า อรุณอมรินทร์ 28

Across the river from the old city, on a soi off Arun Amarin, this shop goes by a Thai name and keeps day hours: noon to 22:00. Google lists it as an erotic massage business. There is no website, no rate card and no booking channel.

It suits someone already on the Thonburi side who reads Thai, or doesn't mind managing without English. Skip it if you want a known price before you arrive. Its Google rating is 3.3 from seven reviews, and the complaints that are there concern value and pushy staff. One reviewer says only Thai is spoken. For shops with published cards, the Top 20 is a better place to start.

The address is 24/5 Soi Arun Amarin 28, Arun Amarin, Bangkok Noi, Bangkok 10700, in the Pinklao area. Google files it as an erotic massage business and the type here is happy ending massage. It opens at 12:00 and closes at 22:00 every day, early by this city's standards.

No services, room types, payment methods or languages are published. One Google reviewer says the staff speak only Thai, and another describes a large number of staff on hand. The Pinklao district page covers the rest of this side of the river.

Nobody publishes a price for this one, the shop included. One Google reviewer reports paying ฿2,300 for 70 minutes, with options costing extra, but that was three years ago and is one person's account. Ask for the menu at the door and agree the total before anything starts. Two other reviewers call it expensive or say they wasted their money.

MRT Bang Yi Khan on the Blue Line is the nearest station, 1,180 m away and about 19 minutes on foot. MRT Bang Khun Non is 1,280 m off, about 21 minutes, and MRT Fai Chai about 35. A taxi or motorbike taxi from the station is the practical choice. With closing at 22:00, there is no late-night trade here; the late-night list covers the shops that stay open past midnight.

The shop holds a 3.3 Google rating from seven reviews, and the written ones lean critical. Value is the recurring complaint: one reviewer calls it expensive, another says they wasted their money and found the staff pushy and unable to make recommendations. A third, writing three years ago, says it's better value to go to Asok instead, and notes that only Thai is spoken. The one recent five-star review comments on the number of staff present. Seven reviews is a small sample, but the pattern on price is consistent.