Thai dry massage: what to wear and expect

A practical guide to the clothed Thai Massage format, assisted stretches, comfortable clothing and booking options at Sky Days Spa.

A different format from oil massage

Thai Massage on this menu is a dry treatment with assisted stretching and rhythmic pressure. You remain clothed. This can suit guests who prefer movement during a session or who do not want massage oil applied. It is a different experience from lying still for a flowing Swedish or Aroma Therapy massage.

Wear clothing that moves with you

Loose, comfortable clothing makes assisted movement easier. Avoid garments that restrict your range of motion or have uncomfortable fastenings. Ask whether the spa provides suitable clothing and confirm what you should bring. A short conversation beforehand avoids having to solve practical details after the appointment has started.

Flexibility is not an entry requirement

You do not have to reach a particular stretch or copy a pose to participate. Explain what feels comfortable and mention movements you would rather avoid. The therapist should work within an agreed range. You can decline a stretch or ask to stop; discomfort is not a target to push through.

Choose the session length

Sky Days Spa lists Thai Massage at ₹1,999 for 60 minutes and ₹2,499 for 90 minutes. Ask how the therapist plans the longer session and whether it fits your preferences. The listed times describe appointment options, not a guarantee that every guest receives an identical sequence of movements.

Confirm suitability and the details

If you have an injury, restricted movement or a relevant health concern, seek appropriate guidance before arranging assisted stretches. Then confirm the date, time and final price directly with the spa. Ask whether the up-to-20% offer applies to the particular duration you choose.

Explore the treatments

Contact Sky Days Spa to confirm availability and the final price before visiting.