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Art Therapy Thai massage – Port Macquarie

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Immerse yourself in the healing art of traditional Thai massage at Art Therapy Thai Massage in Port Macquarie. Located at Colonial Arcade on Hay St, our skilled therapists combine ancient techniques with modern practices to provide a therapeutic experience like no other. Whether you seek relief from muscle tension or simply wish to relax and unwind, our massage sessions are tailored to meet your individual needs. Step into our serene space and let the stress melt away as you embark on a journey of inner peace and well-being. Discover the transformative power of Thai massage at Art Therapy.

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Gavin Pix

5 Google Rating

First time today. 18/02/2022 Great. Massage. Felt great after. Best I had in years. Young lady has

5/ 5

First time today. 18/02/2022 Great. Massage. Felt great after. Best I had in years. Young lady has STRONG HANDS. VERY NICE. Very friendly and happy. I didn't even have a appointment. Very busy with all ages of mainly woman that I seen. Lovely and clean. DEFINITELY BE BACK. THANK YOU

Marilyn J Caine

5 Google Rating

Went for the first time today and was impressed with their professional and friendly service. The sa

5/ 5

Went for the first time today and was impressed with their professional and friendly service. The salon is very clean and the pressure is firm but not painful. Very reasonably priced as well. Would highly recommend and can't wait to return!

Tabitha Abbott

2 Google Rating

Hmmmm yeah I got turned off when I went in there by the 3 older men, and one who commented about 'ha

2/ 5

Hmmmm yeah I got turned off when I went in there by the 3 older men, and one who commented about 'happy massage' to my male partner. So maybe its 5 star if you like that kind of massage.

Iona Gardner

5 Google Rating

Very good! The relaxation massage was exactly that. Very satisfied.

5/ 5

Very good! The relaxation massage was exactly that. Very satisfied.

Nicola L'Green

3 Google Rating

Not that enjoyable felt uncomfortable/ experienced pain too much pressure applied

3/ 5

Not that enjoyable felt uncomfortable/ experienced pain too much pressure applied

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