Massage at W Bangkok
We bring a licensed therapist to W Bangkok on North Sathorn Road, at any hour, with everything the treatment requires.
- Arrival
- 20 to 40 minutes
- Hours
- 24 hours, every day
- Therapists
- Licensed, named first
- From
- THB 900, pay after
W Bangkok is on the north carriageway of Sathorn, connected to BTS Chong Nonsi by a covered skywalk that takes two or three minutes end to end. North is the operative word: the two carriageways are one way in opposite directions with a canal between them.
That skywalk is the reason our arrival estimate for this address holds steady through the evening peak and through heavy rain. The last stretch of the journey never touches the road.
A covered skywalk from Chong Nonsi is the single most useful thing about this address from our side. The junction below it is one of the busier crossings in the business district and none of that touches the last stretch of the journey, so the window we quote at six in the evening is the same one we quote at midnight.
- Address
- 106 North Sathorn Road, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
- Nearest station
- BTS Chong Nonsi. Two to three minutes via the covered skywalk
- Arrival
- 20 to 40 minutes
- From
- THB 900 for 60 minutes, paid after
What W Bangkok books most
Ordered by what people here actually choose, rather than by our menu. Every one is worked on your own bed with sheets and oil the therapist brings with her.
Deep tissue massage
Slower and heavier than an oil massage, aimed at the knots underneath rather than the surface. Say the word at any point and she eases off.
DetailsAromatherapy massage
The same slow work as an oil massage, with a scented blend chosen for what you need. Lemongrass to wake up, lavender to sleep. Most people book this one at night.
DetailsOffice syndrome massage
Targeted work on the neck, shoulders and upper back for people who sit at a desk all day. The one to book if your pain has a laptop-shaped cause.
DetailsFour hands massage
Two therapists working on you at once, in time with each other. Strange for about a minute, then very hard to think about anything at all.
DetailsWhat we do not tell you about this hotel
We are not connected to W Bangkok in any way. It is named here as somewhere we travel to, which is the only claim this page makes about it.
That means we do not publish its visitor policy, and we would treat anyone who did with some suspicion. Whether an in-room treatment is permitted is the hotel’s decision, it can change without notice, and reception will answer it in about ten seconds. Nor do we describe the rooms, since we have no way to verify what is in them.
What we can tell you is on this page: where the building is, how to reach it, how long we take to get there and what it costs.
More about Chong Nonsi
Where Silom and Sathorn cross. Newer towers, and the tallest building in the city above them.
Read the Chong Nonsi pageQuestions
- What do you need from me to book?
- The hotel name, your room number and a phone number that works in Thailand. That is the whole of it. Everything else, including the oil and fresh linen, arrives with the therapist.
- Does the rain affect how long she takes?
- Less here than almost anywhere in the city. A downpour usually adds twenty minutes to a Bangkok journey, and along a covered skywalk from the station it adds close to nothing.
- Which treatment is right after a day at a desk?
- Office syndrome, which spends the whole hour on the neck, shoulders and upper back rather than spreading it over a body that is otherwise fine. Deep tissue does the same anatomy with more pressure if the problem is long-standing.
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Where these details came from
- 106 North Sathorn Road, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 — Marriott (operator site), checked 2026-08-23
- Covered skywalk to BTS Chong Nonsi, two to three minutes — Operator and local transit listings, checked 2026-08-23
Addresses and station details change. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Therapists who cover this hotel
Every one of them trained in Thailand and holds a Ministry of Public Health licence. You get told who is coming before they knock.