New Outcall Massage Spot

[MM 6,562]

 

 

I went by there today. I didn't see any shisha smoking at all, and when I asked, the lady said they don't do them now. 

 

I think they are building a separate area outside for anything like that, but it is well away from the shop.

 

I didn't have time for a massage, so I got a manicure...200b. 

 

Oh, and they had 2 ladyboys that I could see. One kept making eyes at me...a bit too aggressive for a public shop.

 

I recommend to the owner/manager that have a talk with him/her. This isn't SOI 6 or Pook Bar, and I don't think male customers should be wantonly flirted with (eye contact at least) by the ladyboy.

 

 

Were you on your bike?

I was wondering about parking as obviously Beach Rd is never easy.

Any spots provided by the business?

Yes, I drove my bike. I parked on Beach Road before Soi 5. I didn't see any parking associated with Sabai Massage.

 

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[jacko 8,822]

Yes, I drove my bike. I parked on Beach Road before Soi 5. I didn't see any parking associated with Sabai Massage.

 

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I don't park my bike on Beach Rd very much..... if ever it has 'gone' I cannot be sure if it was stolen, moved by the M/C taxi guys from 'their turf', moved by the motorcycle renters from 'their turf', or the police have removed it!

[midlifecrisis 4,048]

I was comparing against the Thai massage rate of 200 which looking back is a mistake because nobody gets 4 hand thai massage.

You would be either a contortionist or masochist if you did !

[maysom 4]

I think the forum has been giving both positive and negative feedback. Most people reading are smart enough to know when a poster is putting something specific to their tastes and relate it to their own opinion on the subject. It is all an education and i appreciate it so be honest and bring on the feedback. I think if you can use the outcall service or visit the shop in person and then write a post, like i have seen someone do, then maybe my explanation of the shop can be evaluated and a better review of the service can be had. I had hoped a handful of people would try the service and then provide that feedback so we could improve the services offered through actual client experiences. I will continue to check back here in the hopes to see more posts about peoples actual experiences with the shop. Thanks for the help!

[jacko 8,822]

I have visited.

There were a few things sadly lacking.

When I entered with a girl from outside, the receptionist didn't even acknowledge me, I think a pleasant welcome would be a good idea, she was busy doing something more interesting. The girl escorted me to the curtained area and there seemed to be some confusion where to go..... it was hot in there and I wanted the ceiling fan turning on as this would divert some AC my way.... either I was not understood or the girl didn't know how to turn it on.

A clothes hanger and a hook plus a small table or shelf would be useful, there was nothing, Nowhere to put clothes and belongings.

The top of the light box had an inch of dust on it.

 

Massage went ok although the girl was a bit limited on any extras.

It isn't really private enough, perhaps some big clips to close the curtains better are needed.

 

I wanted a shower, the first room I was shown nothing was in a working condition. I asked why I was put there and she said not her problem.

The shower worked in another bathroom but it needs refurbishing a bit.

Perhaps you could consider whether the girl should help with the shower, or at least offer... rather than just put you in a bathroom where the water didn't work.

 

There was an unpleasant smell which appeared to come from a rice cooker filled with small towels.

A little perfume needed?

 

It is up to you to see where most of your business comes from, but with the nice front outside area and big window with sea view I think it would be a great place for the foot/back/neck type massages for the tourists.

[maysom 4]

I have visited.

There were a few things sadly lacking.

When I entered with a girl from outside, the receptionist didn't even acknowledge me, I think a pleasant welcome would be a good idea, she was busy doing something more interesting. The girl escorted me to the curtained area and there seemed to be some confusion where to go..... it was hot in there and I wanted the ceiling fan turning on as this would divert some AC my way.... either I was not understood or the girl didn't know how to turn it on.

A clothes hanger and a hook plus a small table or shelf would be useful, there was nothing, Nowhere to put clothes and belongings.

The top of the light box had an inch of dust on it.

 

Massage went ok although the girl was a bit limited on any extras.

It isn't really private enough, perhaps some big clips to close the curtains better are needed.

 

I wanted a shower, the first room I was shown nothing was in a working condition. I asked why I was put there and she said not her problem.

The shower worked in another bathroom but it needs refurbishing a bit.

Perhaps you could consider whether the girl should help with the shower, or at least offer... rather than just put you in a bathroom where the water didn't work.

 

There was an unpleasant smell which appeared to come from a rice cooker filled with small towels.

A little perfume needed?

 

It is up to you to see where most of your business comes from, but with the nice front outside area and big window with sea view I think it would be a great place for the foot/back/neck type massages for the tourists.

 

Thank you for your candid feedback. There were two days we did maintenance/repair on one of the showers as well as one of the AC units where it was hotter than normal. The heat may have contributed to the odor you mentioned. I assure you our facility is clean and does not smell under normal circumstances. It is a bit slow in Pattaya these days so we are trying to make improvements to the shop. We have new towels, sheets, massage chairs, a reconstructed bar, etc. However these are now complete, with the exception of the bar which should reopen Thursday. I am very sorry you received poor service - can you tell me the name of your therapist? Were there any positives about the massage? Was it thai or oil?

 

Regarding the front of the shop we have six massage chairs (foot) directly in front of the window looking out at the ocean - these are located as soon as you walk in and you pass it to go to the massage beds. In addition we have eight foot massage chairs out on the deck - did you see any of this when you came to the shop?

 

Regarding the privacy - we have velcro ties and clips so i will check and make sure these are attached to each curtain as they should be as well as check the dust problem you mentioned. Do you remember the location of the massage bed inside the shop?

 

Thank you again for the detailed review. Even though it was not up to the standard it should be we are making improvements based on this feedback and hope you will give us another try in the future.

[jacko 8,822]

I felt most of the problems were just 'teething issues'.

It was an oil massage but I do not want to name the girl as she was pretty good and polite, just the facilities let her down, and her lack of attention to detail.

 

You know how it goes, if something doesn't work it is someone else's problem.

Velcro is not very good here..... big clips works better.

Yes the foot massage chairs were there outside, walked past those, past the reception area, then turned left where there was 4 mattresses separated by curtains. I think I was second on the right and we left the curtains open to the 3rd mattress to help with cooling.

 

Sure I will try there again.... although after songkran.

Edited April 8, 2014 by jacko