Olivia Massage 3

Olivia Massage 3 has volume on its side: more than a thousand Google reviews and a door open until 01:00, a short walk from both MRT Sam Yan and BTS Sala Daeng. It has no website and publishes no menu. Another adult directory lists it, but its Google reviews read like those of a mainstream Thai, oil and foot massage shop.

It suits someone staying around Silom who wants a cheap, late massage and is happy to take pot luck. Skip it if you want consistency. The recent reviews split sharply: a handful praise strong, skilled masseurs, while a larger group complain of sessions cut short and weak technique.

The address is 111/4-5 Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, in the Silom area. The listing gives 10:00 to 01:00 every day, so it is still open an hour after the BTS stops.

There is no website, no published menu and no booking channel. Another adult directory lists the shop, but gives no detail. Google reviewers describe Thai, oil, aroma, foot and herbal foot massage, and several mention being served by male masseurs, sometimes by request. Payment methods and languages aren't published.

Olivia Massage 3 publishes no prices. What exists comes from Google reviewers: one reports paying ฿800 for a 90-minute oil massage, and another notes ฿500 for 90 minutes without naming the treatment. Those figures are what reviewers paid, not a menu, and they leave out tips.

Several reviewers say sessions ran short of the time paid for: 70 minutes of a 90-minute booking, or 90 minutes delivered across two one-hour treatments. One recent reviewer, on the other hand, praises a masseuse who finished every session on time. Agree the price and the length before you start, and note the time yourself.

At these prices it sits at the bottom of the city's range; the under ฿2,500 volume collects the other low-cost shops.

MRT Sam Yan is 350 m away, about six minutes on foot. BTS Sala Daeng is 410 m, roughly seven minutes, and BTS Chong Nonsi 640 m, about ten.

The shop closes at 01:00, so the last hour runs after the trains. A taxi along Suriya Wong is the way home. The late-night list and the near BTS and MRT volume have more options in reach of a station.

Olivia Massage 3 holds a 4.5 from 1,146 Google reviews, but the most recent ones are far less kind than the average. The most common complaint is time: several reviewers say they got less than they paid for, by 20 minutes or more. The next is skill. A run of one-star reviews from nine months ago describe light, unfocused work, and two mention masseurs on their phones during the session. Others mention a cramped room, a cold air-conditioner and mosquitoes, and one says it did not respect personal boundaries.

The positive reviews are specific too. Several praise individual masseurs, often male, for firm, accurate pressure, and a few mention a relaxing foot or aroma massage after a long day. The pattern is one of uneven staff: who you get decides the visit.