Hey, I went to MTHI while on vacation and had two different Thai massages with two different…read morepractitioners. Pros: * The space is really nice and very clean and professional. * Each client has their own private room, which makes it feel more comfortable and private. * One hour is more than enough for a full treatment. Cons / Notes: * The massage style is NOT traditional Thai. Both times it felt much closer to deep tissue or even rolfing, not the stretching and rhythmic pressure you'd expect from Thai. * When I asked, the therapist explained they "have to do half-half," meaning they mix Thai with European deep tissue techniques. * If you want authentic Thai massage like in Thailand, you need to specifically ASK for a Thai therapist from Thailand and state clearly that you want traditional Thai. Overall: I'd give this place four stars as great environment and professional service, but important for customers to know the style is hybrid unless you request otherwise.

After 2 weeks of traveling around Spain, sleeping in bad postures on cheap hostel beds, sleeping…read morewhile sitting in trains, carrying luggage through cobblestone, squeezing my traps while stressed driving in unfamiliar narrow city streets, I was in need of a massage. I first went to Hammam Al Andalus, but the massage was not deep/firm at all and I had difficulty communicating with the masseuse. At Mthai, the receptionist spoke English, and even accommodated my last minute request to switch to Thai style full body (from head neck shoulders) with the same gender. Lucy did a fantastic massage and I was healed from all the damage of the trip. Thanks so much!!

We had a most wonderful class at the Cooking Club. Eva is a wonderful chef, who taught us a lot…read moreof technique and was such a patient instructor. Cristina, the owner, was so accommodating in arranging a class for us, three non-Spanish speaking American tourists. And she gave us each an apron and a bottle of of wine. No trip to Madrid would be complete with a Cooking Club class!