About Raksa Thai Massage

Raksa Thai Massage is a traditional Thai therapy studio located on the second floor of 60 King Street in the heart of Twickenham. Open seven days a week, it offers professional massage treatments aimed at relieving tension and restoring wellbeing. The studio has built a loyal local following through skilled therapists and genuinely attentive service, welcoming both those seeking regular therapeutic care and those in need of a restorative treat. Pricing is considered fair by regulars, making quality Thai massage accessible to the wider Twickenham community.

Local area

Tucked above the everyday bustle of King Street, Raksa Thai Massage sits comfortably within Twickenham’s thriving independent scene. King Street is well known to local residents as a rewarding place to explore, and having a quality therapeutic studio here adds real value to the town’s health and wellbeing offer. For residents across Twickenham and the wider Richmond upon Thames borough — many of whom place great store by neighbourhood businesses that genuinely know their customers — this kind of quietly excellent, community-rooted practice is precisely the sort of place that earns lasting affection.

Why choose Raksa Thai Massage

Raksa Thai Massage stands out for its combination of authentic technique, genuine warmth and practical accessibility. Being open six days until 8 PM and on Sundays until 6 PM means appointments can fit around most routines, including those of working residents or carers. The studio’s willingness to accommodate urgent bookings sets it apart from larger, less personal operations. Regulars consistently return year after year, which speaks plainly to the quality of care on offer. For anyone in the local area seeking reliable, skilled and fairly priced therapeutic massage, this is a well-established and trusted choice.

Services

  • Traditional Thai massage
  • Therapeutic massage
  • Tension and stress relief treatment
  • Relaxation massage
  • Emergency and same-day appointments

Ideal for: Local residents seeking regular therapeutic care, People managing persistent muscle tension or pain, Those looking for stress relief and relaxation, Older adults prioritising health and wellbeing, Twickenham and Richmond borough residents.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Raksa Thai Massage located in Twickenham?

The studio is on the second floor of 60 King Street, Twickenham, TW1 3SH — a central and well-known street in the town.

What are the opening hours?

Raksa Thai Massage is open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 8 PM, and on Sundays from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Can I get an appointment at short notice if I need one urgently?

Yes — the studio is known for accommodating clients during emergencies, so it is worth calling if you need treatment at short notice.

How do I get in touch to book?

You can contact Raksa Thai Massage by phone on 07904 928799 or visit their website at raksathaimassage.co.uk for further information.

Is this a well-regarded local business?

Yes — the studio holds a 5 out of 5 rating from visitors and has built a loyal following of regulars who return year after year for its quality and warm service.

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