Yaya Massage is a quiet, relaxed spot close to the beach and nearby hotels — easy to drop by after a swim or in the evening, as the salon stays open late. The space is clean, neat, and pleasantly homelike, without unnecessary noise, so it feels calming from the moment you walk in.
Their main focus is skilled work on muscle tension and tight spots. Treatments include traditional Thai massage (thorough and sometimes quite strong), Thai oil massage, classic oil massage, cream‑oil massage, aloe massage, as well as targeted sessions for the back, neck and shoulders, and “office syndrome.” For Thai massage they provide clothing to change into, and you can request lighter or firmer pressure in advance.
Foot treatments are especially good: foot and calf massage with precise pressure‑point work, foot scrubs, and sometimes sessions end with a short neck massage. There are also extra services, such as a carefully done manicure. The staff are polite and attentive, help you choose the right treatment, and prices feel fair (as a guideline, around 600–800 THB for 90 minutes; groups may be able to negotiate).
A few things to keep in mind: pressure can vary from therapist to therapist, so for oil massage it’s best to state your preferred intensity right away. In programs like Head & Shoulders, they may use oil on the face — if that’s not for you, mention it beforehand. Very deep work can occasionally leave tenderness or bruising, so it’s worth agreeing on a comfortable pressure level before the session starts.
