Why we made it
Massage is part of everyday life in Taiwan, and the small questions are what get in the way: Can I ask for a female therapist? What does the number on the uniform mean? Do I tip? Is a 24-hour shop actually taking people at 3 a.m.? Relax.tw answers them plainly, in English and Traditional Chinese, for people who live here and people visiting.
What we do
- Explain the kinds of massage and what happens at each.
- List places whose own published menus, hours and booking channels we have checked, with the date.
- Compare listed prices fairly: same treatment, same minutes, same kind of place.
- Give you the Chinese to ask for what you want.
What we don't do
- We are not a massage business or a health care provider, and nothing here is medical advice.
- We don't take bookings or payments, and we can't confirm a therapist or a time for you.
- We don't sell rankings or listings, and we don't publish star ratings or reviews.
- We don't collect what you type into our tools.
Independence
No business pays to be listed or to appear higher. We have no affiliate or commission links today. If that ever changes, the relationship will be disclosed on the page concerned, and it will never change what we list or how we describe it. How we check places
Who is behind it
Relax.tw is made by a small team that also publishes local city guides in Taiwan. We write as "we" because the work is shared. The legal operator is named in the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Corrections
Prices, hours and policies change. If something is out of date or wrong, including on a business's own listing, tell us. Businesses can ask us to correct or remove information about them.