I am looking for a GOOD "Detox" spa in Thailand. Closer to Pattaya/Bkk the better but want to hear from anyone who has used one?

What are your experiences? How can I find a reputable spa here?

If you have seen the show "Spa of the Embarrassing Illnesses" from the UK, that it is type of spa I am talking about ;-)

Services would include fasting, colonic, detoxification, yoga/massage/relaxation etc....

The Samui Spa that is on the beach in Koa Samui is probably the best for the cheapest price in the country and is even cheaper if you stay at an ajoining hotel that allows the colema setup in your bathroom from the Spa.

It helps a lot if you have done it already, because there are a lot of people doing it everyday and not so much personal attention.

Ignoran question here, so apologies in advance.

I've never been to a spa, but want to go to one within 2 weeks. How much are they? What packages are offered? What is "detox?" Sweating out toxins, or fasting, or both.

TIA.

Both and other therapies. Usually fresh juice fasting is better than water as one does not lose nutrients.

I know you said near Bangkok/Pattaya, but (the Atmanjai resort in Phuket) looks, far and away, more intense and advanced than any I've seen anywhere else. Might be worth the trip. But I've never been there.

My personal choice is Healtyh Oasis on koh Samui.

I may be wromng, but don't think OP will find what he is looking for in or near Pattaya.....

There is a new one opening in Klaeng near Rayong they can even set up accomodation for you, I think it opens around 26th next month, I heard they are going to be getting decompresion chamber in also to help heal liver and clear your skin up, and get new red blod cells to the system. They use aromic steam with other stuff in it or something, I know the people who own it, if you want their info give me an email I can give you there number, <email address removed>

...Samui is probably the best for the cheapest price in the country and is even...

I'd be pissed if that is true because I just came back from Samui - never bothered to look up detox spas because I assumed everything in Samui is overpriced. I need detox!!!

Actually there is a good detox spa connected to my gym located on Pattaya Nua Road, Pattaya. It's called Rasayana and the link is: http://www.rasayanaretreat.com/. They also have one in BKK. At times they even have a 2 for 1 for couples. How romantic

We go to the truly wonderful Suan Nanachaat in Kanchanaburi, only 2 hours from BKK but altogether on a different planet! Have a look at http://www.suan-nanachaat.com

I am looking for a GOOD "Detox" spa in Thailand. Closer to Pattaya/Bkk the better but want to hear from anyone who has used one?

What are your experiences? How can I find a reputable spa here?

If you have seen the show "Spa of the Embarrassing Illnesses" from the UK, that it is type of spa I am talking about ;-)

Services would include fasting, colonic, detoxification, yoga/massage/relaxation etc....

I have a very good friend who took already dozens of people and friends from The Netherlands to Tao Garden near Chiang Mai and I spoke to a few of them and all of them were super enthusiastic and even lyrical about the treatments; everything you mentioned is there and the environment and surroundings are supposed to be very relaxing and beautiful including their rooms.

I don't know since I haven't been yet but it's on my list.

Not Pattaya/BKK area though.

http://www.tao-garden.com/

LaoPo

http://www.rasayanaretreat.com/

Has a Pattaya branch - not a live in type place but they offer detox packages.

...Samui is probably the best for the cheapest price in the country and is even...

I'd be pissed if that is true because I just came back from Samui - never bothered to look up detox spas because I assumed everything in Samui is overpriced. I need detox!!!

It really is true. You stay next door in a cheaper, nicer room which is also set up for colemas and just pay for the herbs and drinks and colemas at the Spa. You can get all the fresh juices you want at their restauraunt and delicious live food for before and after the fast.

Very cheap and they let you use the no chlorine swimming pool for free.

...Samui is probably the best for the cheapest price in the country and is even...

I'd be pissed if that is true because I just came back from Samui - never bothered to look up detox spas because I assumed everything in Samui is overpriced. I need detox!!!

It really is true. You stay next door in a cheaper, nicer room which is also set up for colemas and just pay for the herbs and drinks and colemas at the Spa. You can get all the fresh juices you want at their restauraunt and delicious live food for before and after the fast.

Very cheap and they let you use the no chlorine swimming pool for free.

Thank you for that info!!! So I guess I'll have to come back to Samui, then.

P.S. Why does your avatar description read "Unwanted Member" ???

My personal choice is Healtyh Oasis on koh Samui.

I may be wromng, but don't think OP will find what he is looking for in or near Pattaya.....

Sheryl, you mean this one right? One of the programs mentions daily time with 'the ultimate relaxation device' -- any idea what that may be?

In Pattaya:

http://www.pattayaalternativemedicine.com/contact.htm

Never been there but they seem to offer what you are asking for.

P.S. Why does your avatar description read "Unwanted Member" ???

Let's just say that I've had a lot of forced "vacations" from Thai Visa over the years.

In Pattaya:

http://www.pattayaalternativemedicine.com/contact.htm

Never been there but they seem to offer what you are asking for.

I took a good look through the website.... looks like you are right! I've googled for days on this... but never found this one! THANKS!!!!

Anyone have any experience with this place?

i just spent a few days doing a detox at the Spa Koh Chang... definitely recommend it. i wrote a review on TripAdvisor if you are interested in learning more...

Nice review, girlx. I wonder if one can request the pretty Dutch girl for all massages?