Kinnaree Spa & Massage

Kinnaree is filed in this guide as a happy ending massage shop, but most of its reviews are about feet. Reviewers report paying ฿300 for an hour of foot massage, and many write about foot, Thai and body massage rather than anything else. A few complain of being pushed toward a 'special' or oil massage they hadn't asked for.

It suits a passer-by on Sukhumvit Road who wants a cheap foot massage late at night, and asks for a named therapist reviewers praise. Skip it if you want a full hour you can count on: several reviewers say their session ended early or barely happened. A 3.5 from 65 reviews is low, and the reviews split hard between delight and anger.

The address is 2/1 Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Toei, on the main road rather than down a soi. There's no website, so everything here comes from the Google record and its reviewers.

The reviews describe a conventional massage shop. Foot massage is the most mentioned service, followed by Thai and body massage. Several reviewers call the place neat and clean and the interior pleasant; one, though, reports cockroaches. One reviewer describes five friends being seated for massages together. Two others say staff pressed them toward oil or 'special' massage when they asked for a plain foot massage.

Kinnaree has no rate card on record. Google reviewers report paying:

• Foot massage 60 min: ฿300

That's the only price on file. Other services are mentioned in reviews without figures. One reviewer warns that the low price is a hook and the cost climbs once you're offered extras, and another says a foot massage there felt like the therapist was running down the clock.

So be specific. Say what you want, ask the price for that and nothing else, and decline what you didn't come for. No booking channel or phone is listed; walking in is the only route on record.

BTS Phrom Phong is 590 m away, about ten minutes on foot. MRT Sukhumvit and BTS Asok are each 660 m, about eleven minutes. Being on the main road, it's easy to find.

The door opens at 10:00 and closes at 02:00, every day. That's two hours past the last train, which is when one reviewer arrived for a foot massage around midnight. The late-night list has other doors still open then.

Kinnaree suits the walker on Sukhumvit Road who wants a cheap, late foot massage and is prepared to ask for a therapist by name; Lily comes up again and again. It suits someone who wants a reliable, unhurried hour less well, given how many reviewers report sessions cut short.

For shops with clearer records nearby, the Phrom Phong volume and the Sukhumvit volume are the better start, and the cheap list covers low-priced cards.

Kinnaree Spa & Massage holds a 3.5 Google rating from 65 reviews, and the reviews divide into two camps with little in between.

The five-star reviews are mostly about one person. Lily is named in at least six of them, for foot and body massage, and reviewers often mention a clean, neat place and friendly staff. Other therapists, including Manow and Miguel, get warm mentions too.

The one-star reviews share a pattern: sessions that ended early or were barely a massage at all. Reviewers describe a session stopping at 40 minutes, another at 20, and therapists who stroked rather than pressed. Two say staff kept pushing a 'special' or oil massage when they asked for a plain foot massage, and two describe rude staff. One reports cockroaches. Ask for a named therapist and watch the clock.