I've been travelling for 7 months now and have had a few massages all over Asia and none have made me as relaxed as the Seeing Hands Massage, I'm so glad I took the advice of the Lonely Planet. I walked past all the other massage shops and believe me there are many in Siem Reap to find the Seeing... More

Amazing is the word that is still ringing in my head from the 2 hour massage (1 hour body + 1 hour foot) I received a few hours ago. The blind lady masseuse did such an amazing job for my very very tight neck & shoulder and shoulder blades that I was in heaven when she instinctively hit the right... More

You have a lot of options for massage in Siem Reap and all over Cambodia. The Seeing Hands Massage is the absolute best. I had two last week and each one left me in an amazing state of suspended relaxation beyond the usual rubdown. I often go to blind massage in the Philippines and this was just as good. For... More

There are many massage locations in Siem Reap ranging from super spas in the hotels to small shops. But SEEING HANDS 2 is well worth your time. It is down a small lane between the Tell Restaurant and the Blue Wave Restaurant juts up the road from the Old Market beyond the Central Cafe. Why is it so special -... More

Simple setup ran by amazing people. Don't be thrown by the location or the room. At the of the day the massage is the best I have ever had.

We visited this center after reading about it online. After some minor wading through flooded roads near the night market, we found signboards on Sivatha road that led us through a narrow alley to a hut. The place was very dark and judging from the walls, it was an old building. We were brought to a basic room with fans,... More

If you are after a relaxing massage then this is not for you. It is pressure point massage, not particularly well done. I have no idea how Lonely Planet can recommend this place. I went to the "shop" (really just a shed) in the LP map.

Seeing Hands Massage provides pressure point shiatsu massage to relieve pain from sore muscles. The blind massage therapists are well trained and speak English. The money goes to the massage therapists. Funding is provided by Australian international development in conjunction with The Association of the Blind. The store front room is large, well-lit, tiled, and clean. The massage tables are... More

I had a massage here yesterday on the recommendation of the Lonely Planet guide. However the guide failed to mention how basic their set-up is. Their prices are in line with other massages which are really in ever other shop along this road. But do not think this is a relaxing experience. Not only was another person shown into the... More