Olivia Massage Silom Soi 2/1

Olivia sits sixty metres from the Sala Daeng stairs, about as close to the BTS as a Silom door gets. Google files it as a Thai massage therapist; it appears in this guide because another directory lists it as an adult shop. The reviews mostly describe Thai, foot and oil massage, with numbered therapists and plenty of men among them.

It suits someone who wants a walk-in massage straight off the train and doesn't need a menu in advance. It does not suit anyone after a clear answer on what's offered: nothing is published. Women in particular should read the reviews below first. Several one-star reviews describe male masseurs crossing boundaries.

There's no website and no published service list. Google's category is Thai massage therapist. The reviews fill in a little: they mention Thai massage, foot massage, oil massage, facial packages and full-body sessions, and therapists who go by number rather than name. Several reviewers note how many male masseurs work here; one was surprised by it.

The adult classification rests on another directory's listing, not on anything the shop says about itself. Nothing on the record describes a happy ending service as part of the menu.

No prices are published anywhere we could find: no rate card, no website, no directory figures. A few reviewers call the price reasonable or great, without naming a number. Ask for the menu at the counter, and agree the treatment, the length and the total before you lie down. One reviewer says they were moved onto a more expensive facial package than the one they ordered, so it pays to check the bill.

The address is 60/4 Silom Road, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak. One reviewer places it next to Pulse Clinic. BTS Sala Daeng is about 60 metres away, a one-minute walk. MRT Si Lom is 350 metres off, about six minutes, and MRT Sam Yan around 12.

The doors open at 12:00 and close at 00:30, every day. That's half an hour past the last train, so a late session ends with a taxi or a walk through Silom. For the rest of the neighbourhood, the Silom district page is the place to look.

With a 4.7 average across 678 reviews, many people leave content. Reviewers who rate it highly describe skilled therapists, firm pressure and walking in without a wait. If you want a straightforward Thai or foot massage a minute from the BTS, that's the case for it.

If you're looking for a shop that sells itself as an adult massage, with a menu to match, look elsewhere. The shops near a BTS or MRT stop and the Top 20 volume are better starting points.

Olivia holds a 4.7 Google rating from 678 reviews, but the recent ones are sharply divided between five stars and one.

On the positive side, Google reviewers often mention skilled therapists and good pressure, and several name favourites by number, with 76 and 96 coming up more than once. One regular says they can always walk in and start straight away, and a couple call the price reasonable.

The complaints are serious and repeated. Three reviewers describe a male masseur touching a woman inappropriately during a massage, one adding that he then tried to extend the session. Several others say sessions ended early, by 15 minutes or more, or that the therapist seemed distracted or applied no pressure. One reviewer reports being switched to a pricier package. Single reviewers also call it shabby or dark.