Bunny Love Spa

Bunny Love Spa keeps the longest hours a listing can claim: 24 hours, every day. Google files it as a soapy massage, on Rama IX Soi 58 in Suan Luang. That is close to everything on record. There are no prices, no website, no booking channel and not a single Google review.

It might suit someone who lives out past Ramkhamhaeng and wants a soapy house at four in the morning without crossing town. For anyone else, a 28-minute walk from the nearest station to a door with no reviews is a lot of faith. The Ramkhamhaeng district page shows what else is nearby.

The address is 53 Rama IX Soi 58, Suan Luang. Google files it under soapy massage and lists it as open 24 hours, seven days a week. There is no website and no description from the venue, and no services, rooms, languages or payment methods are listed. With no reviews, nobody has yet said publicly what it is like inside.

No rate card turns up anywhere: not on its own pages, not on a directory. Ask for the menu at the door and agree the price and the session length before you go any further. No phone, LINE or other booking channel is on record, so walking up is the only route the listing offers. The round-the-clock hours at least mean the door should be open whenever you arrive.

The nearest stations are a long way off. Airport Rail Link Hua Mak and MRT Hua Mak share a stop about 1.75 km away, roughly 28 minutes on foot, and MRT Si Kritha is about 32 minutes. A taxi along Rama IX is the practical choice, especially at night. Other doors that stay open late are gathered in the late-night volume, and the Bangkok hub maps the rest.