Luna therapist
Emily, Massage Therapist in Bangkok
Thai & stretching
Emily is one of Luna's skilled therapists, brought to your door anywhere in Bangkok and open from 2pm to 3am.
Known for: Getting hips and hamstrings moving again after long flights
About
About Emily
Stretching first, for hips and a body that has stopped moving
Emily is known for classic Thai massage, the kind that leaves you longer, looser and properly reset. She works through assisted stretches and steady acupressure with no oil, easing stiffness in the hips, back and shoulders. Emily is also one of the therapists who pairs up for four hand massage, two people working in rhythm for the deepest kind of relief. She speaks Thai and basic English, and she shapes each session around how your body is moving that day, wherever you are in Bangkok.
Emily works in the assisted-stretching side of traditional Thai, moving your joints through their range for you rather than working muscle with pressure alone. It is closer to being carefully stretched by someone who knows the sequence than to a conventional massage, and it is done through loose clothing with no oil. People who leave a normal massage relaxed but still stiff usually wanted this instead.
Who books her
Book Emily if
- Hips and hamstrings that have shortened from sitting or flying
- Anyone who wants range of movement back rather than pressure
- A session after a long flight, before the stiffness sets in properly
Specialties
What Emily specializes in
Every massage Emily offers comes to your door, with the warm oils, fresh sheets, and technique the session needs. There is no table, no mat, and nothing for you to set up.
Questions
Booking Emily
What is assisted stretching actually like?
You stay in loose clothing and the therapist moves your limbs and joints through positions you cannot easily hold yourself. There is pressure involved, but the point is the movement. Most people find it energising rather than sedating, which makes it a better afternoon booking than a 2am one.
Do I need to be flexible already?
No, and if you were you would not need it. She works to where your body currently stops rather than to a standard, and that point moves within a single session.
Is this good after a long flight?
It is one of the better choices, because the problem after a flight is usually compression and stillness rather than muscle damage. Book it on arrival day rather than waiting until the stiffness has set in.
In person
A little more of Emily
Ready when you are
Book Emily tonight
Emily can be at your door in 30 to 40 minutes. Tell us your location and the time, and warm hands will be on the way.
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