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Anantara Resort And Spa has rooms available on Latestays
with special bargains for the next 28 days, starting at
THB 7,768. |
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 Massages are therapies that when applied with skill and care, can precipitate many beneficial changes within the body, mind and spirit. They are powerful treatments precisely because they work on both the physical and psychological levels to invigorate and relax. Massage techniques and strokes of massage can ease pain or tension from stiff aching muscles, boost circulation and alleviate mental stress, soothing the soul and fostering balance and serenity.
| Ayurvedic Massage |
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1 hours
An ancient healing technique developed in India 5,000 years ago, where warm Ayurvedic oils corresponding to individual doshas are used in a full body massage to alleviate muscle fatigue, tension, and improve circulation. An extremely balancing treatment that calms the mind and uplifts the spirit. |
| In-Room Massages |
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Massages in the privacy of your own room or suite can be provided from 8:00 a.m. to 08:00 p.m. daily.
Traditional Thai Massage
1.5 hours
Foot Massage
1 hour |
| Shirodhara |
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1.5 hours
Sometimes referred to as the 'massage of the third eye' and considered one of the most powerful Ayurvedic treatments available. Shirodhara starts with a relaxing head and facial massage followed by a fine steady stream of warm herbal oil directed on the forehead in a unique therapy designed to release mental tension and provide a calm state of mind. |
| Traditional Thai Massage |
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1.5 hours
Traditional Thai Massage is a deep, full-body treatment that is both stimulating and relaxing. Pressure-point massage along the body's ten major energy channels or "sen" lines releases blocked energy, increasing awareness and vitality. Gentle stretching of the joints and muscles relieves tension, enhances flexibility, and induces a deep state of tranquillity. Traditional Thai Massage is like nothing else in the world of massage – it must be experienced to truly appreciate its rejuvenating and healing benefits. |
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