Thai Massage in Las Vegas, NV
Thai oil massage, herbal compress, foot massage and traditional Thai stretching, by therapists trained in Thailand. Open until eleven every night.
Six Ways to Be Worked On
Loose clothes provided · Floor mats or tables · Walk-ins until 10pm when a mat is free
Pressed and Stretched, Not Just Rubbed
Every massage here uses Thai technique: palms, thumbs and forearms pressing along the body's lines, with stretches worked in. Oil massage is done on the table under a sheet. Traditional Thai is done on a low mat in loose cotton clothes, with no oil, and moves you into stretches you'd never get to on your own.
It's slower than it sounds and firmer than most people expect. Tell your therapist how much pressure you want and they'll stay there.
- ✓Floor mats for traditional, tables for oil
- ✓Pressure set by you, from light to very firm
- ✓Therapists trained in Thailand
Late, Walkable and Properly Firm
Open until eleven
The last booking is at ten, every night of the week. Half our regulars come after a shift.
Trained in Thailand
Every therapist trained at a school in Chiang Mai or Bangkok before working here.
Firm when you want it
Pressure is yours to set, and very firm means very firm.
On Spring Mountain Road
Ten minutes from the Strip, with a parking lot out front and no valet.
Walk-ins most nights
Eight mats and tables mean a free one most evenings before ten. Booking guarantees it.
Same therapist, if you ask
Regulars can request their therapist when they book. Most do.
Mats, Tables and Herbs
What the Late Crowd Says
Ninety minutes of being folded, stretched and walked on, in the best way. I've had Thai massage in Bangkok and this is the closest I've found in Vegas.
I work doubles on my feet. The foot massage on a Sunday night is the only reason Monday happens.
Booked the herbal compress at ten at night after a conference day. The heat of the compresses on my shoulders is a thing I now think about at work.
Buy Five, the Sixth Is Free
Buy five sixty-minute sessions of any massage and the sixth is on us. The package can be shared with one other person.
Thai Massage Questions
Does Thai massage hurt?
It's firmer than a spa massage and you'll feel the stretches, but it should never be painful. Say "lighter" at any point and your therapist will ease off straight away.
Do I undress?
Not for traditional Thai or the foot massage. You wear the loose cotton clothes we give you. Oil massage is done on a table under a sheet, like a Swedish massage.
Which should I pick for a first visit?
Sixty minutes of traditional Thai if you're curious about the stretching, or Thai oil if you'd rather lie still. The ninety-minute session is what most regulars settle on.
Can I walk in?
Most evenings, yes, if a mat is free. Friday and Saturday nights and the hour before close usually need a booking.
Is parking free?
Yes. A lot in front of the building with about thirty spaces. No valet, no garage.
Do you take two people at once?
Yes. Two mats can be set up in the same room, or two tables for oil massage. Say so when you book so we hold two therapists.
Book Tonight, or Any Night
We reply within the hour until ten at night. For tonight, call and we'll say what's free.
