VISITOR GUIDE
Massage in Haeundae: a visitor's guide
Haeundae is walkable, which is exactly why your feet hurt by evening. Here is how to get to us from the places you are most likely to be standing.
Finding us
From Haeundae Station
Exit 3 of Haeundae Station on Busan Metro Line 2, then 91 metres — under two minutes on foot. Look for the Ramada Encore Hotel building and take the lift to the second floor.
From Haeundae Beach
Walk inland along Gunam-ro, the main street running from the beach to the station. It is about ten minutes at an unhurried pace and you will pass the station on the way.
From Haeundae Traditional Market
Five to seven minutes on foot. This is the most common route our late guests take — dinner in the market, then a massage before the night ends.
From Ramada Encore
You are already in the building. Take the lift to the second floor.
From other Haeundae hotels
Most beachfront hotels — Paradise, Grand Josun, Signiel, Park Hyatt, the Marine City cluster — are between five and twenty minutes away on foot, or a short taxi ride. Show the driver: 해운대구 구남로 9, 라마다 앙코르 호텔.
By car
There is parking in the basement of the building. Haeundae street parking is difficult in the evening, so use it.
When to come
13:00–17:00 is the quietest window and the easiest time to walk in without a message.
18:00–21:00 fills with guests arriving after the beach or before dinner.
22:00–01:00 is our busiest stretch, particularly Friday and Saturday. Message ahead.
01:00–05:00 stays open when most of Haeundae has closed. Popular with late arrivals from Gimhae, night-shift workers and anyone whose body is still on another time zone.
Whatever time you come, your course has to finish by 05:00. For a 120-minute course, arrive by about 02:50.
Pairing it with your day
- After Haeundae Beach or Songjeong: legs and feet take the load. A 40 or 60-minute course is enough.
- After Dalmaji Hill or the Blue Line Park walk: calves and lower back. Book 90 minutes.
- After a flight into Gimhae: shoulders and neck. Thai, 60 minutes, before you try to sleep.
- After BEXCO or a conference day: a couple or connected room works well for colleagues.
Menu and prices
Practical answers for visitors
Payment
Korean won in cash and international credit cards are both accepted. There is no service charge and tipping is not expected in Korea.
Language
Staff handle English, Korean and Thai in person. For Japanese and Chinese, WhatsApp is easier — writing removes the guesswork on both sides.
Luggage
Individual lockers take a day bag. If you are arriving with a suitcase, message first so we can tell you where to leave it.
What this shop is not
Palm Thai Massage is a licensed relaxation and wellness shop. We provide traditional Thai and aroma oil massage only. We do not offer medical treatment, physiotherapy, or any adult service, and we ask guests who are looking for the latter to go elsewhere.
Accessibility
The building has a lift to the second floor, so no stairs are required. If you have mobility needs, message us in advance and we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot accommodate.
Questions guests ask
Where can I get a massage near Haeundae Station?
Palm Thai Massage is 91 metres from Exit 3 of Haeundae Station, on the second floor of the Ramada Encore Hotel building at 9 Gunam-ro. It is under two minutes on foot and there is lift access.
Is there a late-night massage in Haeundae?
Yes. Palm Thai Massage takes guests until 05:00 every day, including weekends and public holidays. Your course must finish by 05:00, so arrive by around 02:50 for a 120-minute course.
How far is Palm Thai Massage from Haeundae Beach?
About a ten-minute walk inland along Gunam-ro, the main street connecting the beach to Haeundae Station.
Do you accept foreign credit cards?
Yes, international credit cards and cash in Korean won are both accepted.
Should I tip?
No. Tipping is not customary in Korea and no service charge is added.
Is massage in Korea taxed separately?
No. The prices shown already include tax.
Ready when you are
Message us on WhatsApp with a time and we will hold a room. Or just come up to the second floor — we take walk-ins until five in the morning.