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Jet Lag RecoveryThree restorative stages for a calmer arrival in Bangkok
A 120-minute recovery package combining a 30-minute body bath, 60-minute full-body massage with premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil and 30-minute Gua Sha head massage.
Treatment format and technique
Jet Lag Recovery, clearly explained.
The ritual begins with a 30-minute body bath, continues with a 60-minute full-body massage using premium tea tree oil from the EAU DE SPA collection, and closes with a 30-minute head massage using a Gua Sha comb and pen-shaped massage tool. Each stage is paced for post-travel comfort rather than maximum intensity.
The package may ease ordinary muscular stiffness, promote relaxation and provide a calmer transition into the local routine. It does not reset the circadian clock. One-sided leg swelling, chest pain or breathlessness after travel requires urgent medical assessment.
60-minute massage with premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil
30-minute head massage with comb and pen-shaped Gua Sha tools
Before, during and after
An unhurried guest journey.
Comfort and clear communication frame every stage. The exact sequence remains specific to the selected treatment or package.
Share context
Discuss comfort, pressure, sensitivities, the occasion and anything to adapt or avoid.
Follow the ritual
The therapist guides the original sequence and checks comfort as the appointment progresses.
Close gradually
Take time to sit, stand, hydrate and return to your day without rushing.
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Choose your recovery appointment
120 min — 4,500 THB. Reserve the complete three-stage package: 30-minute body bath, 60-minute EAU DE SPA tea tree oil massage and 30-minute Gua Sha head massage.
120 min
Your complete 120-minute journey
Three carefully timed stages designed to help you slow down, release ordinary travel stiffness and settle more comfortably into Bangkok.
A warm, unhurried transition out of airport pace before hands-on care begins.
Measured full-body work with premium tea tree oil, adapted after long periods of sitting.
Focused scalp care using a Gua Sha comb and pen-shaped massage tool.
May ease ordinary muscular stiffness, support relaxation and create a calmer transition into local daylight, meal and sleep routines.
Wellness care—not a medical treatment or a reset of the circadian clock.
Book 120 minJet Lag Recovery guide
Jet Lag Recovery, explained before you book
Eight detailed answers explain the three-stage Jet Lag Recovery package, EAU DE SPA tea tree oil, Gua Sha head massage, sensations, realistic benefits, circadian limits, preparation and aftercare.
01What is included in the 120-minute Jet Lag Recovery package?
Jet Lag Recovery is a three-stage spa package created for guests who want a considered transition after a long flight or extended journey. The complete 120 minutes include a 30-minute body bath, a 60-minute full-body massage using premium tea tree oil from the EAU DE SPA collection, and a 30-minute head massage performed with a Gua Sha comb and a pen-shaped massage tool. The timing is structured, so every stage has a clear role instead of being treated as a brief add-on.
The bath begins the transition from travel to spa care. The oil massage addresses ordinary stiffness associated with prolonged sitting, while the head sequence provides focused, rhythmic sensory care around the scalp. EAU DE SPA combines French technical formulation know-how with Thai aromatic expertise.
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02How does each stage of Jet Lag Recovery unfold?
The first 30 minutes are devoted to a body bath. Warm water and a quiet setting help the guest move out of airport pace, settle breathing and prepare comfortably for hands-on care. The therapist then provides a 60-minute full-body massage with premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil. Pressure, pace and focus are adapted after consultation, especially around the back, shoulders, hips and legs after prolonged sitting.
The final 30 minutes focus on the head and scalp. A Gua Sha comb and pen-shaped massage tool are used with controlled strokes and point work rather than force. The therapist checks comfort around the scalp, temples and other agreed areas. Changing and professional draping are managed privately between stages. The published 120 minutes refer to the complete treatment sequence; guests should allow additional time for check-in, consultation, changing and a gradual departure.
03What does the body bath, tea tree oil massage and Gua Sha head massage feel like?
The body bath should feel warm, quiet and unhurried rather than intensely hot. During the full-body massage, EAU DE SPA tea tree oil provides glide and a fresh aromatic profile while the therapist uses measured pressure. Recently travelled guests can be more tired, dehydrated or pressure-sensitive, so medium or lighter work may be more appropriate than an aggressive massage. Product quantity, temperature and fragrance exposure can be adjusted.
The Gua Sha head massage feels more focused and rhythmic. The comb creates repeated scalp strokes, while the pen-shaped tool allows precise, controlled contact on agreed points. It should not scratch, bruise or create sharp pain. Tell the therapist about extensions, a sensitive scalp, recent hair procedures, headache, dizziness or any area to avoid. Clear feedback is part of the ritual and allows all three stages to remain relaxing and commercially valuable without turning intensity into a performance.
04How can this package help with jet lag, and what can it not do?
Jet lag is primarily a circadian timing problem caused by crossing time zones. Massage cannot reset the body clock. What this package can do is address parts of the travel experience that often make adjustment feel harder: prolonged sitting, ordinary muscular stiffness, sensory overload and difficulty moving from a stressful journey into a calmer local routine. The bath creates a pause, the oil massage may provide temporary muscular ease, and the rhythmic head treatment can support relaxation.
That calmer state may make it easier to follow the measures that actually influence circadian adjustment: local daylight, consistent sleep and wake timing, meals aligned with the destination and sensible activity. The EAU DE SPA tea tree aroma can contribute to the sensory experience, but it is not a sleep medicine.
05What realistic benefits can I expect after Jet Lag Recovery?
Guests may leave feeling cleaner, calmer and more physically settled after the three-stage ritual. Warm bathing can make the transition from travel feel less abrupt. A carefully paced full-body massage may temporarily ease the sense of stiffness or heaviness associated with sitting, carrying luggage and sleeping in constrained positions. The scalp sequence can provide a distinctive feeling of focused relaxation, while premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil adds glide and a fresh aromatic identity.
Benefits vary according to sleep loss, hydration, travel length, health context, sensitivity and the day’s schedule. The package does not guarantee sleep, permanent circulation improvement, lymphatic detoxification, immune change or pain treatment. The best result is usually experiential: fewer sensory demands, easier-feeling movement and a protected period before returning to Bangkok activities.
06How is Jet Lag Recovery different from a standard oil or head massage?
A standard oil massage focuses mainly on full-body manual work. A standalone head treatment concentrates on the scalp, neck and upper-body experience. Jet Lag Recovery deliberately combines three timed formats: bathing, a full-body EAU DE SPA tea tree oil massage, and tool-assisted Gua Sha head care. Its value comes from the progression and the protected 120-minute duration rather than from stronger pressure.
Office Syndrome Massage is more targeted to desk-related neck, shoulder, arm and back patterns. Sport Massage is organised around training and recovery goals. Jet Lag Recovery is the better fit when the main intention is to transition after travel and several areas feel generally loaded. It may not be suitable when unusual post-flight symptoms need medical assessment. Guests who only want one technique may prefer a standard service; those wanting a composed arrival ritual can choose this package.
07How should I prepare before the Jet Lag Recovery package?
Eat lightly, hydrate normally and arrive about 15 minutes early. Avoid booking when acutely unwell, severely dehydrated or uncertain about unusual symptoms after a flight. Share pregnancy, recent surgery, anticoagulant use, reduced sensation, skin irritation, scalp conditions and known tea tree or fragrance sensitivity. A body bath, topical oil and scalp tools each require relevant information, even when the package appears gentle.
Wear simple clothing and keep jewellery to a minimum because the ritual includes changing and oil application. Tell the therapist about hair extensions, recent colouring, scalp tenderness or any reason to avoid comb or pen-shaped Gua Sha tools. Do not use alcohol, sedatives or pain-masking products to tolerate treatment. One-sided calf swelling, chest pain, breathlessness, faintness or escalating post-flight pain are warning signs for urgent medical assessment rather than massage.
08What should I do afterwards, and when is the best time to book?
After the ritual, sit before standing, dress without rushing and continue normal hydration. A gentle walk, destination daylight and meals aligned with Bangkok time may support the transition into the local schedule. Follow any product guidance for EAU DE SPA tea tree oil and report persistent irritation. Avoid immediately filling the next hours with alcohol, intense training or a demanding transfer if the aim is to preserve the calmer state created by the package.
Book once ordinary travel fatigue feels stable and you have enough time around the appointment. Afternoon can provide a reset before evening; early evening can lead naturally into a quieter night. The service should not be used to delay assessment of new or worsening symptoms. Reserve ahead for weekends, evenings or two simultaneous guests, and allow more than 120 minutes on site for consultation, changing and departure.
Massage, spa and cosmetic treatments are wellness services. Individual responses vary. This page does not diagnose, cure or replace appropriate medical advice.
Inside the ritual
Six moments, carefully composed
Follow the Jet Lag Recovery journey from private consultation and preparation to the defining technique, finishing care and a gradual return.






Practical booking questions
Plan your visit with fewer unknowns
Five practical answers cover clothing, bathing and changing, the 120-minute three-stage sequence, arrival after a flight, tea tree oil and Gua Sha precautions, contraindications and booking changes.
What should I wear, and will I need to change for Jet Lag Recovery?
Wear simple clothing that is easy to remove and put back on. This package begins with a 30-minute body bath and continues with an oil massage, so private changing is required. The spa provides appropriate disposable items, towels and professional draping. Remove jewellery that could interfere with bathing, full-body work or the scalp sequence, and keep valuables to a minimum.
Only the area being treated is uncovered during massage. You may request more coverage, decline contact on an area or pause the service. Loose clothing is practical after premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil has been applied. Tell the team about fragrance sensitivity, hair extensions, recent hair treatment or scalp tenderness before the Gua Sha comb and pen-shaped massage tool are used.
How long does Jet Lag Recovery take, what does it cost and which option should I choose?
Jet Lag Recovery is one complete 120-minute package priced at 4,500 THB. The timing is fixed by stage: 30 minutes for the body bath, 60 minutes for the full-body massage with premium EAU DE SPA tea tree oil, and 30 minutes for the Gua Sha head massage using comb and pen-shaped tools. There is no shorter published version of this exact package.
Allow extra time for check-in, consultation, changing and a gradual departure; do not schedule airport transport immediately afterwards. Confirm the service name, branch, date, time and guest count before travelling. When booking for two people, request both appointments because simultaneous availability is not automatic.
When should I arrive, and what should Bangkok visitors know before Jet Lag Recovery?
Arrive about 15 minutes early and use the branch shown in the confirmation rather than a generic map result. Bangkok traffic, rain and airport transfers can change quickly. Keep the booking accessible and contact the spa as early as possible if a delayed flight affects arrival.
International visitors should share allergies, tea tree or fragrance sensitivity, hair or scalp considerations, unusual swelling, recent procedures and current medication when relevant. Hydrate normally rather than forcing large amounts of water. If arriving directly from a flight, allow time to assess whether tiredness is ordinary and stable before beginning a bath and massage.
When should I postpone Jet Lag Recovery or seek medical advice first?
Postpone the package when acutely unwell, feverish, severely dehydrated or affected by open skin, infection, an active scalp condition or a known reaction to tea tree products. Mention pregnancy, recent surgery, anticoagulant medication, impaired sensation and recent cosmetic or hair procedures. Bath temperature, oil contact and Gua Sha scalp tools may need adaptation or omission.
New one-sided leg swelling, chest pain, breathlessness, faintness or rapidly worsening pain after travel requires urgent medical assessment, not massage. A therapist cannot rule out a clot or diagnose a neurological symptom. Contact the spa before travelling when suitability is uncertain; changing one stage does not automatically make the remaining package appropriate.
What happens if I am late or need to cancel or change Jet Lag Recovery?
Use the confirmation contact details as soon as you know you may be late or unable to attend. Late arrival can shorten the package because the room and therapist may be reserved afterwards. Compressing a 30-minute bath, 60-minute oil massage and 30-minute head treatment can reduce quality, so rescheduling may be preferable when a delay is substantial.
Cancellation, rescheduling, voucher and refund conditions depend on the booking channel, promotion and notice given. Review the displayed terms before payment and retain written confirmation. Contact the team early to change branch, date, guest count or timing. Also disclose new symptoms, skin reactions or scalp concerns; moving the appointment does not automatically confirm suitability.
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