Thai massage therapists in the UK
After the deep stretch and pressure of an authentic Thai massage? Browse independent Thai therapists in the UK, check their training and reviews, and book directly.
Independent thai massage therapists in the UK
10 verified therapists
Ana Paula
Holborn · LondonFrom£100/60 min
Annie
KenilworthFrom£55/60 min
Sara
PortsmouthFrom£45/60 min
Rach
Marylebone · LondonFrom£120/60 minJasmine
NottinghamTatiana
Edinburgh
Inna
King's Cross · LondonFrom£100/60 min
Laura
Mayfair · LondonFrom£70/60 minMarcely
South Kensington · London
Rebecca
West Kensington · London
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What should I wear for a Thai massage?
Loose, comfortable clothing you can stretch in — gym or yoga wear is ideal. You stay fully clothed throughout and no oil is used, so there's no undressing. Many therapists can provide suitable clothing if you ask when booking.
Does Thai massage hurt?
It's firm and can feel intense during the deeper stretches and acupressure, but shouldn't be painful — tell your therapist your preferred pressure at the start. First-timers are often surprised by the assisted stretching; feeling worked-but-loosened afterwards is normal.
How is Thai massage different from an oil massage?
Thai massage is active and done clothed on a mat, using assisted stretching and pressure along the body's energy lines. Oil massage (like Swedish) has you lying still while the therapist works the muscles. Thai leaves most people energised rather than sleepy — choose it to feel stretched and mobilised.
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Loose, comfortable clothing you can stretch in — gym or yoga wear is ideal. You stay fully clothed and no oil is used, so there's no undressing. Many therapists provide suitable clothing if you ask when booking.
It's firm and can be intense during the stretches and acupressure but shouldn't be painful. Tell your therapist your preferred pressure at the start. Feeling worked afterwards is normal; some mild next-day soreness can happen.
Thai massage is active and done clothed on a mat, using assisted stretching and pressure along energy lines. Oil massage has you lying still while the therapist works the muscles. Thai leaves most people energised rather than sleepy.
Tell your therapist first. The assisted stretching may need to be modified or avoided with injuries, joint problems or during pregnancy — a good therapist will adapt or recommend a gentler treatment.
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