I walked in, I was greeted in the most adorable manner, I changed into the slippers, I sat and at this juncture, Jack, the owner, I had prior made an appointment walked in as well. One of the most humblest and down to earth owners I have met so far, thank you sir for unselfishly sharing with me your years of expertise in the spa industry, specifically on Thai massage and your business acumen. Indeed, sincerely appreciated knowledge gaining and also for knowing why and how Royal Thai Herbal & Spa has set itself apart from the rest of the massage centers and spas.
While at our sharing is also caring informal session, when asked what is troubling me, I couldn't think of none. The hours I spent on my laptop, unavoidable if you are a blogger, I am assuming bloggers, whether they speak up or not, or pretend life as a blogger absolutely is picture perfect, we overall, let me tell you, struggle with shoulder pain. Excruciating pain, mind you, which automatically does travel all the way down to my hand and fingers. Take it as the one of the not nice things of the blogging sphere, of course the reality. Mr Jack in return, he wasn't shocked, because many other people I think are also going through the same thing due to being in the career world where everything is online these days. Not to forget the habit of automatically staring at our hand-phones. Henceforth, Mr Jack recommended I give a go to the Thai massage which potentially will do a whole lot of justice for relieving the pain. Why not? A big yes from me.
I did fine, though I admit I, every now and then, I had to signal to the masseur to go slow. Initially. Thereafter, I guess once we get used to it, massage is a pleasure instead of pressure. Next was the hot pouch massage. A pouch bundled with herbs and warmed up, one and a half hours of pouch pressed against my body.
3 hours I felt flew by without me realising. Honestly, I didn't want to get up, neither change. I just wanted to lie down and do nothing. But all good things must come to an end right? I know. Now, here are some crucial tips I must convey to you.
Call for appointment instead of coming over and complaining about waiting time.
Keep your voice down.
Trust the masseurs instead of telling them what to do.
Avoid having intellectual conversation with the masseurs
If you have to communicate, use simple basic language.
If you have to communicate, use simple basic language.
Thank you so much Royal Thai for the royal treatment. We shall meet again.
Looks like you had a gala :) You look fiiiinnnee Nava ...
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ReplyDeleteU look really revitalized after spa treatment. Agree don't teach experts their work:)
ReplyDeleteit must be such a claming experience, i like how spa has everything mentioned in detail
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Sounds like a lovely place to unwind and relax!
ReplyDeleteThe place looks wonderful! You look radiant/rejuvenated after the treatment...
ReplyDeletenice to be pampered like this. Long time i have not had a massage
ReplyDeleteAw, my body is aching now! I'm in need of a good massage too! xoxo
ReplyDeleteNice review and u look so relaxed after spa...n beautiful Nava... :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good place for rejuvenating massage
ReplyDeleteThe pain part actually scared me m nt sure i wud like it.. also i hate these massage spas coz i dnt like the idea that an anonymous person touches me but that's me n my preference.. considering that it benefitted it I guess it was good
ReplyDeletelooks like a cool place to relax
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