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A Touch of Thailand located at 7 Denmark St, Bristol BS1 5DQ, UK

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Willam Smith

5 Google Rating

Really nice lady. She got in the right places for me. Thanks will see you again.

5/ 5

Really nice lady. She got in the right places for me. Thanks will see you again.

Samantha Davies

1 Google Rating

Extremely unprofessional. Avoid at all cost. My boyfriend and I went for a 60-min relaxing massage.

1/ 5

Extremely unprofessional. Avoid at all cost. My boyfriend and I went for a 60-min relaxing massage. The two ladies spent the entire time talking in Thai and laughing between themselves -- some of which we're sure was at our expense. The technique itself was poor. Both were rushed, rough and asymmetric in the delivery. My boyfriend asked them twice to be more gentle and they laughed him off. They kept their mobile phones in the room on loud and kept receiving texts and phone calls during the treatment. At the end when we were getting changed, they barged into the room telling us to hurry up because they had another client waiting. It wasn't as if we were taking our time. The massage was far from relaxing. Don't bother unless fast and furious is your style.

Millianah’s Cooking show

5 Google Rating

Superb! I had deep tissue massage here for the pain on my neck, feel much better now thank you so m

5/ 5

Superb! I had deep tissue massage here for the pain on my neck, feel much better now thank you so much. Definitely will be back soon.

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