Very beautiful place. The staff were so friendly and kept smiling. The whole experience was nice. Our only regret was that we didn't have much time to stay there as we did not book a package that would take up a long time. The whole process ended up quite rushed. We added the milk bath to our package. The milk bath was supposed to be for 35 minutes but we were given 30 minutes only (this included to bath, wash off all soap, get changed and eating the whole plate of fruits). It was understandable because when we came out, we saw many people waiting outside but you can imagine how rush it was. It was also a bit strange that in the questionnaire that we got to fill in upon our arrival, it included a question as to whether we are celebrating a special occasion. It was my husband's birthday and so my husband wrote on the questionnaire that it was his birthday. After that, no one said happy birthday to my husband at all and there was no special arrangements made. This is not really a complaint but I don't really understand why the questionnaire asked this when there was no follow up.

The tranquil retreat in the heart of Promprong's bustling business district welcomes guests with an air of exclusivity while remaining warm and inviting. The fresh aroma of Citronella grass embraces you as you approach the venue, a signal that it's time to let go of the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy this contemporary Northern Thai style décor house, also known as' Lanna'. The regional manager, Ms. Keng, greeted me next, and her friendly demeanour and helpfulness reassured me that I was in the right place. Shirodhara, the massage style I selected for this visit, has its origins in India, where it has been practiced for over a thousand years, and is quite rare in Thailand. Organic olive oil infused with Lavender aroma is dripped onto the forehead in gradual dripping to generate a profound state of relaxation and peace, then an Ayurevedic head and scalp massage is performed. The practice of "Shiro," which means "head," and "Dhara," which means "flow," is believed to enhance memory and concentration, as well as relieve ailments such as fatigue, migraines, and stress. This does seem to be the case, as after the treatment my head and body felt as if they were as light as cotton and I was ready to face whatever might come next. I believe there is much more than meets the eyes, so instead of rushing back home, I chose to spend more time with myself and a glass of warm water close to the lotus pond, where I could practice meditation whilst listening to the soothing sound of the fountain. It is a once-in-a-lifetime relaxation experience that I will never forget. With meticulous attention to detail at every touch point, this establishment truly justifies the moniker "The Oasis of Bangkok."

There are several independent rooms, especially their bathroom, which is outside the room. Although it is sealed, it feels uncomfortable when going to the toilet, and the bathroom is also outside the room, a bit like an outdoor hot spring in Japan. The gestures of the massage are skillful, and I spent a relaxed and happy afternoon eliminating fatigue. Remember to make an appointment before going. We heard that those who did not have an appointment had to wait for 3 hours to be seated.