Spa Files Thailand | Travel Guide – World Travel Magazine

by | May 29, 2014 | Bangkok, Koh Samui, Phuket, Spa Focus

Thailand is commonly regarded as one of the most tourist friendly holiday destinations. From indulging in delicious Thai cuisine, sprawling by the local nightlife

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Spa Thailand

Thailand is commonly regarded as one of the most tourist friendly holiday destinations. From indulging in delicious Thai cuisine, sprawling by the local nightlife, shopping in the bustling city of Bangkok to soaking up the sun in the tropical sceneries of Phuket, Thailand is the obvious choice for many when it comes to picking the perfect holiday getaway. And while a Thailand holiday promises a new experience every time, a trip to this exotic country is obviously never complete without getting a thorough head soothing pampering in a luxurious spa.Be it unwinding through an aromatherapy session or indulging in a laidback fusion of Ayurvedic and European massages, here are the best spas in Thailand that will give you the most memorable treatments, peaceful retreats and perfect rejuvenation.

Bangkok Phuket
Chiang Mai Koh Kood
Hua Hin Koh Samui
CHI Spa Shangri-La
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