Pattaya RINN Spa & Massage, clean environment, good service, cheap price

As someone who has lived in Pattaya for almost two years, my favorite activity every day is massage. There is no way that Thai massage is too cost-effective. Compared with Singapore, the starting price here is 200 baht, which is almost free.

The first point is the hygiene that I value most. To be honest, many 200 baht massage shops I have been to seem to have poor hygiene issues. Some do not wash feet, but just wipe them with a wet rag that is not known to be disposable. Who knows whose feet were wiped last time? Some environments are dim, the equipment is old, and you can't tell whether the clothes and sheets provided for replacement are newly washed. You should pay more attention to hygiene issues when you go out~so as not to lose more than you gain.

The second point is the service attitude (hereinafter referred to as other massage shops as 200 baht). Sometimes going to a 200 baht massage shop really depends on luck. It's not easy to catch up with a good massage technician. Although it's cheap, it may be one thing to catch a bad massage. If you catch a person who is in a hurry to get off work and has a very unfriendly attitude, it's also very frustrating. For example, once I was in a hurry to go to the toilet, I asked her where the toilet was, and she told me directly that there was no toilet. I was really mmp at that time, because before I went upstairs, the staff downstairs clearly told me that there was a toilet upstairs or she was a little tired after a day of massage (or maybe she didn't want to massage properly at all). You waste one or two hours, even if it's very cheap, the result is just scratching the itch, it's useless, and it also delays your time. I would rather not take this cheap opportunity.

Is there a shop with good hygiene, good massage, and good service attitude? There are definitely some, such as let's relax. Many friends who have Traveled to Thailand should have been there. It is a chain of massage spas, but I think its price is almost the same as that in China, or even more expensive than that in China. It's not that we can't afford it, but think about it the other way around. What's the difference between spending the same money and that in China? Isn't it a cost-effectiveness that makes you want to travel to Thailand? At this time, the advantages of this shop I recommend appear.

The sanitary environment is OK. They will wash your feet with scrubs and lemon slices. Disposable underwear and showers are provided during essential oil massage. The service attitude is also very good, not impatient. There are small refreshments when you come and go. The price is only half more expensive than those 200 baht massage shops (about 300-400 baht per hour). In my opinion, the cost-effectiveness is already very high. I go to his house for massage about once every three days. I feel very relieved and my pocket is not stressed.