Glamor Nuru Massage Bangkok

Glamor sells four courses with Chinese-inspired names and prices that all end in 880. A thaiolddriver field report records Zen at ฿2,880 for 40 minutes, Xingyun nuru at ฿3,880 for an hour, two therapists at ฿4,880 and four at ฿9,880 for 90 minutes.

It suits a late-afternoon or after-midnight visitor near Asok who wants a short, simple menu. The record behind it is solid: a 4.6 from 117 Google reviews, many naming a favourite therapist. Skip it, or check first, if you care which shop you're actually walking into. The most recent detailed review says the business now trades as Lantingxu Spa and calls it overpriced. Another says the price moved once a therapist was chosen.

The address is 43/12 Soi Sukhumvit 31, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana. Google files it as a massage spa; this guide lists it as a nuru shop. There's no website, so no house description, room list or photos to check.

One point needs settling before you go. A one-star review from the past month says this is no longer Glamor Nuru Massage but Lantingxu Spa. The course names on the field report, Zen, Xingyun, Taixu and Wuji, would fit a rebrand, but nothing else on record confirms one. If the name over the door matters to you, ask when you arrive.

Glamor publishes no prices itself. A thaiolddriver field report lists:

• Zen (short-session quickie) 40 min: ฿2,880
• Xingyun (Nuru massage) 60 min: ฿3,880
• Taixu (two therapists) 60 min: ฿4,880
• Wuji (4 therapists) 90 min: ฿9,880

That's the whole menu: no 90-minute single-therapist line, no room upgrades and no extras. The two-therapist hour is only ฿1,000 more than the nuru hour, which is a narrow gap. One reviewer mentions a 'GM rate' and a 'star rate', which suggests the price may depend on the therapist, and another says the 60-minute price quoted at first changed after choosing. Agree the final figure before anything starts.

No booking channel is listed, though one reviewer says the shop messaged them on LINE before a reservation. Field-report prices go out of date; treat these as a guide.

MRT Sukhumvit is the nearest stop, 620 m away, about ten minutes on foot. BTS Asok is 700 m, roughly eleven minutes, and BTS Phrom Phong 1,050 m, about 17.

The door opens at 14:00 and closes at 02:00, every day. Nothing happens here before mid-afternoon, and the last two hours come after the trains stop, so a late session ends with a taxi from Sukhumvit Road. The late-night list has more doors open at that hour.

Glamor suits a visitor who wants to try two or four therapists without a long menu to decode, and someone who prefers an afternoon or after-dark start. The multi-therapist courses put it on the four-hands list.

It suits a budget poorly: nothing on the card costs less than ฿2,880. For other options a short walk away, the Asok volume and the Asok district page list the neighbours within a few minutes' walk.

Glamor holds a 4.6 Google rating from 117 reviews, and most are five stars.

The positive reviews tend to be brief and personal. Several name a therapist they liked, Irene more than once, and reviewers often mention good service, a relaxing place and value for money. One reviewer praises the staff for messaging on LINE before a booked visit.

The criticisms are fewer but specific. One reviewer says the 60-minute price changed after choosing a therapist. The most recent detailed review, a one-star, says the shop now operates as Lantingxu Spa, calls the session overpriced and says the therapist seemed untrained, though it describes the staff as nice. One older reviewer notes that a Songkran water shortage left no water for nuru. The bulk of the praise is a year or more old, so the recent turn is worth weighing.