- Classic Manicure & Classic Pedicure ONLY $49
*Promotions valid from July1st – 31st, 2013.Promotions cannot be combined with other discounts.
Call (212) 644-8239 for an Appointment or order a Gift Certificate.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Best Deal @ Fifth Ave Thai Spa 5 East 57St 4FL NY 10022
- 60 Min Massage Only $99
Promotions cannot be combined with other discounts.
Call (212) 644-8239 for an Appointment or order a Gift Certificate.
Promotions cannot be combined with other discounts.
Call (212) 644-8239 for an Appointment or order a Gift Certificate.
The Best International Treatments from Timeout 2013 @Fifth Ave Thai Spa
Fifth Avenue Thai Spa featured in Time Out New York
New York Spas with The Best International Treatments
THAILAND – Fifth Avenue Thai Spa: Royal Thai Massage
The experience: Traditional Thai massages incorporate rhythmic acupressure points with sequences of masseuse-assisted stretches intended to awaken awareness, improve flexibility and alleviate joint pressure. My therapist, Kan Prasertsri, had me put on loose-fitting pants and a shirt, then directed me to lie down on a massage bed. She started off with my legs and feet, pulling me like Gumby and putting pressure on my calves, ankles, fingers, toes, ears and knees. As she worked her way up my body, she gently twisted my limbs and back into yoga positions and tested my flexibility. She pressed on my tight shoulder muscles and touched on acupuncture points in my neck at the base of my skull, which released some of the tension I’ve built up from hunching over a computer all day.
Bonus: The massage concluded with a soothing scalp massage and a glass of ginger-honey tea, sending me into a state of complete relaxation.
Why it’s worth trying: The massage is set in a beautiful, serene spa complete with aromatic incense and lovely piped-in Thai music, and while the masseuses put some serious pressure on those sore points, you leave feeling loose, chill and a little bit spoiled. 212-664-8239
Fifth Avenue Thai Spa
5 E 57th St (4th floor between Fifth and Madison Ave) Midtown East
(212) 644-8239 | fifthavethaispa.com
The experience: Traditional Thai massages incorporate rhythmic acupressure points with sequences of masseuse-assisted stretches intended to awaken awareness, improve flexibility and alleviate joint pressure. My therapist, Kan Prasertsri, had me put on loose-fitting pants and a shirt, then directed me to lie down on a massage bed. She started off with my legs and feet, pulling me like Gumby and putting pressure on my calves, ankles, fingers, toes, ears and knees. As she worked her way up my body, she gently twisted my limbs and back into yoga positions and tested my flexibility. She pressed on my tight shoulder muscles and touched on acupuncture points in my neck at the base of my skull, which released some of the tension I’ve built up from hunching over a computer all day.
Bonus: The massage concluded with a soothing scalp massage and a glass of ginger-honey tea, sending me into a state of complete relaxation.
Why it’s worth trying: The massage is set in a beautiful, serene spa complete with aromatic incense and lovely piped-in Thai music, and while the masseuses put some serious pressure on those sore points, you leave feeling loose, chill and a little bit spoiled. 212-664-8239
Fifth Avenue Thai Spa
5 E 57th St (4th floor between Fifth and Madison Ave) Midtown East
(212) 644-8239 | fifthavethaispa.com
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