About Siam Thai Massage
Tucked into the cosy stretch of Prussia Street, Siam Thai Massage is a gem among spas in Stoneybatter, bringing authentic Thai healing traditions to this eclectic Dublin neighbourhood. The unassuming facade opens to a serene sanctuary where the aroma of lemongrass and ginger essential oils wafts through the air, instantly transporting you to Bangkok's bustling streets, yet grounded in Stoneybatter's laid-back charm. Therapists here, many trained in Thailand, use time-honoured techniques like stretching, acupressure, and deep tissue work on traditional futons, easing everything from office tension to post-hike aches from nearby Phoenix Park trails.
What to Expect
Choose from a 60-minute full-body massage (€50) or indulgent 90-minute packages with herbal compresses. The room glows softly with candlelight, ambient Thai music playing as skilled hands knead away knots. Expect rhythmic compressions and yoga-like stretches that leave you floating. Post-treatment, sip ginger tea while booking your next slot. It's intimate, with just a few treatment rooms, ensuring personalised care.
Insider Tips
Locals swear by the lunch specials on weekdays; pop in after coffee at Two Pups on Stoneybatter for the ultimate midday reset. Call ahead as walk-ins fill up fast with the area's remote workers. Opt for the hot stone add-on if Dublin's damp weather has your joints aching. Pair it with a wander to the Stoneybatter Food Market on Saturdays for fresh falafel. This spot captures Stoneybatter's authentic, no-frills wellness scene, away from glossy city centre chains.
As one of the top-rated massages in Stoneybatter, it's ideal for couples or solo pampering, blending Eastern wisdom with Dublin's community heart.