Chantra Massage

Greetings from the quiet side of the river. Chantra Massage suits travellers staying in Tha Sala and Nong Hoi who want a low-key shop close to their hotel rather than a trip into town. It is small, it opened at the end of 2025, and its three rate-card items are simple: ฿500, ฿1,000 and ฿2,000. Google reviewers mention clean rooms and a good massage. Skip it if you want a polished spa with showers or real soundproofing: neither is on offer here. With only 9 Google reviews behind its 4.4 rating, treat the score as an early read. If you'd rather be near the busier strips, compare it with the shops on our happy ending Chiang Mai list.

Chantra Massage is a compact shop in Tha Sala, east of the Ping River, well away from the Old City moat and the Night Bazaar. According to listings for the shop, it has about six small rooms. There are no shower rooms, and the gypsum walls are not fully soundproof, so expect a simple set-up rather than a spa.

The session starts as a standard Thai or oil massage. Listing notes say the happy ending is offered in the room after about 30 to 40 minutes of that massage, and that there is no printed menu for extras: they are agreed with the masseuse in the room. A team of about three to five masseuses works here, and reception shows staff photos on an iPad. The shop also runs a TikTok channel.

Its Google listing tags Thai massage, oil massage, private rooms and body-to-body massage. Walk-ins are accepted.

Its rate card lists three items, none with a duration:

• Happy ending add-on: ฿500
• Body-to-body add-on: ฿1,000
• Full service: ฿2,000

The cheapest item on the card is the Happy ending add-on at ฿500. The price of the base Thai or oil massage itself is not published, so ask at reception before you start. No payment methods, languages or booking channels are published, and the shop has no website. Walk-ins are accepted during opening hours, daily 10:00–22:00. If you like to compare prices first, our Chiang Mai guide covers shops across the city.

The address is 99/481 Tha Sala, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50000. Tha Sala sits east of the Ping River, outside the city centre, so most people arrive by Grab or scooter. A red songthaew or tuk-tuk from town also works; agree the fare before you set off. There is no metro in Chiang Mai. Pin the address in your map app before you leave, as the shop is in a residential part of town. Staying nearer the middle? The shops on our Night Bazaar list and our Nimman list are closer to most hotels.

It suits anyone based in Tha Sala or Nong Hoi who wants a short hop rather than a ride across the city, and visitors who value a clean room and a straightforward price list. It suits less well those who want a shower after an oil massage, a large team to choose from, or thick walls. For a different style of session, see our nuru Chiang Mai list.

Chantra Massage holds a 4.4 Google rating from 9 reviews, so the picture is still forming. The recurring theme is the basics done well: several reviewers praise the massage technique, and more than one mentions a clean shop and pleasant rooms. One reviewer adds that the oil leaves no lingering smell, and another notes that, as a newly opened shop, it was running promotions.

The one clear complaint is a 1-star review from a would-be customer who says they were turned away several times and found the reception unfriendly. It is a single review, but worth knowing if you plan to walk in at a busy hour. Several of the five-star reviews are very short, so weigh them lightly. Overall the reviews point to a tidy, simple neighbourhood shop rather than a destination venue.