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Thai golden hands located at Fig Tree Lane, shop 36 Prince St, Busselton WA 6280, Australia

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Sarah Watts

5 Google Rating

My massage was excellent! My masseuse was so kind and attentive. What touched me the most though was

5/ 5

My massage was excellent! My masseuse was so kind and attentive. What touched me the most though was the kindness and empathy I saw the staff show someone who they didn’t even know. There is now no other massage place for me. Such a wonderful experience, thank you

Adriana Nascimento

5 Google Rating

What a nice place and gentle hands ladies, I was really in need of a good massage!

5/ 5

What a nice place and gentle hands ladies, I was really in need of a good massage!

Anna Leonard

5 Google Rating

Didi, the masseuse is an absolute gem, who knows how to give an excellent massage, in very clean, an

5/ 5

Didi, the masseuse is an absolute gem, who knows how to give an excellent massage, in very clean, and calm surroundings.

Rheannan Sweeney

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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