Transport
What travel costs, and when it costs nothing
Nothing within 7 kilometres. Beyond that, a fixed contribution to the therapist's round trip, banded by distance and always inside the total we quote before she sets off.
The treatment price is the same wherever you are in Bangkok. What changes with distance is getting the therapist to you and home again, and past a certain point that journey costs more than a booking can absorb. Rather than quietly raising the treatment price for everybody, it is a separate line you can see.
Transportation support fee
- Under 7 km
- No charge
- 7 – 8.5 km
- 200 THB
- 8.6 – 11 km
- 300 THB
- 11.1 – 14 km
- 400 THB
- 14.1 – 17 km
- 500 THB
- 17.1 – 20 km
- 600 THB
- 20.1 – 23.9 km
- 800 THB
- Over 24 km
- Quoted at booking
Distances are measured from the therapist’s dispatch point to your address, not in a straight line on a map.
What it covers
The fee covers the therapist's round trip. She travels to you and home again, usually by taxi, and outside the central districts that journey is a real cost that has to sit somewhere.
Never a surprise
Whatever band you fall in, the fee is included in the single total we quote before anyone sets off. It is never added at the door.
Beyond 24 km
Beyond 24 km we quote individually rather than publish a number, because journeys that long vary too much to band honestly. Tell us the address when you book and we will give you the figure before you commit to anything.
Where the free radius reaches
Seven kilometres from the middle of the city covers most of where our bookings actually happen: Sukhumvit as far out as Ekkamai, Silom, Sathorn, Asok, Nana, Ratchaprasong, Chidlom and the riverside hotels. If you are in that band there is no transport line on your booking at all.
The bands start to matter for On Nut, Bang Na, Bearing, Lat Phrao, Rama 9 and Rama 3, and for the airport hotels. Those journeys are genuinely long, and the fee is what makes it possible to send somebody at all rather than decline the booking.
The one thing that never changes is the treatment price. Sixty minutes of traditional Thai costs the same in Bang Na as it does at Nana. Distance is a separate, visible line rather than a quiet markup on the massage.