Olivia Massage BTS Saladaeng

Location is the selling point: the door is about a minute from BTS Sala Daeng. Google lists it as a Thai massage therapist, and another adult directory lists it too, but the reviews describe foot, Thai and oil massage, mostly by male masseurs. Reviewers report paying ฿350 for an hour of foot massage.

It suits someone on Silom who wants a cheap, strong massage close to the train and isn't fussy about the room. Skip it if comfort matters, or if you want a female therapist by default. Several recent reviews complain of cold rooms, cheap oil and short sessions, and three one-star reviews from the last two months accuse male staff of inappropriate touching.

The shop is at 28 Si Lom Road, Bang Rak, in the Silom area. A reviewer describes it as right at the Sala Daeng exit. It publishes no website, no menu and no booking channel, and Google files it as a Thai massage therapist.

Reviewers describe a no-frills place: an old building, rooms upstairs that can be dark, street noise and strong air-conditioning. The treatments they mention are foot, Thai, oil and shoulder massage. Many of the masseurs named in the reviews are men, identified by number.

There is no published price list. Google reviewers report paying ฿350 for an hour of foot massage and ฿700 for a two-hour foot and Thai combination; another mentions ฿400 for a session. These are prices reviewers paid, not a menu, and they leave out tips.

Two things to settle at the desk. First, the length: reviewers report a one-hour booking that lasted 40 minutes and another session cut short at closing time. Second, payment: the shop doesn't publish its terms, so ask how it takes payment before you start.

For other budget options in the city, see the under ฿2,500 volume.

BTS Sala Daeng is 80 m away, about a minute on foot. MRT Si Lom is 330 m, roughly five minutes, and MRT Sam Yan 730 m, about 12.

The listing gives 10:00 to midnight Sunday to Friday and 10:00 to 01:00 on Saturday. On a Saturday the last hour runs after the trains. The near BTS and MRT list has more shops this close to a station.

It suits someone who wants a firm foot or oil massage close to the train at a low price, and who reads the reviews for a masseur's number before going in. Several positive reviews name particular masseurs for strong, accurate work.

It suits less well anyone who wants a calm, warm room or a female therapist, and anyone uneasy after reading the recent complaints. Ask for what you want at the desk, and leave if it isn't offered.

Olivia Massage BTS Saladaeng has a 4.5 from 927 Google reviews, but the recent reviews split hard. On the plus side, several reviewers praise strong, skilled male masseurs, often by number, for deep pressure that hits the sore spots. A couple who came for a 90-minute foot and shoulder massage rate it four stars.

The complaints repeat. Sessions run short: one reviewer paid for an hour and got 40 minutes. Rooms are cold, towels and showers run-down, and two reviewers say the oil felt like cheap cooking oil. Several call the technique weak or the staff rude. Most serious, three one-star reviews from the past two months describe unwanted touching by male masseurs, one adding a demand for tips afterwards. Weigh those before you book.