Blue 7 Massage Khmer - Siem Reap - TravBuddy
Blue 7 Massage Khmer
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Blue 7 Massage Khmer Reviews
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Nov 10, 2007
on our last night in siem reap, we were walking around aching for a massage when we came across the Blue 7. Opting for a 30 minute foot message after looking through the flyer that was handed out (almost every 20 steps will bring you to a massage parlour and you would most probably have collected more than 5 on your way back to the hotel), we were led into the hallway filled with a dozen armchairs where we were instructed to take a seat. two ladies came and gave our feet a brief cleaning before exerting their strengh on our feet. i would say the massage was quite acceptable and not as painful as we had feared it to be. at USD$3 it was value for money and worth the visit. furthermore, it was recently mentioned in the weekend australian, so why not?
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