The right massage for what you need
Mostly want to unwind and sleep better? Choose a relaxation massage. Have a specific tension in your back, neck or shoulders? Therapeutic massage is made for that.
When you book, you see each therapist’s training and verified reviews. Tell them how you feel at the start of the session: they adapt the pressure and techniques.
60-minute massage from $120, travel and insurance receipt included. See all pricing
At a glance
Our massages
Relaxation massage
Slow, enveloping oil strokes that bring down nervous and muscular tension. The most requested choice and the safest for a first time.
Therapeutic massage
Deeper, targeted work on a specific pain or tight area. Ideal when you know where it hurts.
Pregnancy massage
A massage adapted to pregnancy, from 12 weeks, with comfortable positioning.
Chair massage
Short, clothed, no oil: back, neck and shoulders. Designed for offices and events.
60, 90 or 120 minutes?
60 minutes for one area or a first time, 90 minutes for a full massage without rushing, 120 minutes for a real recovery session.
A health question?
With an injury, a medical condition or a high-risk pregnancy, talk to your doctor first and note it in your health form.
Still unsure?
Start with relaxation
If in doubt, book a 60- or 90-minute relaxation massage. The therapist can spend extra time on a tight area during the session.
For two people, each person picks their own type of massage, even in a couples massage.
Book the massage that suits you
Choose the type of massage, the length and your therapist online.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between relaxation and therapeutic massage?
Relaxation massage aims for overall relaxation with slow, enveloping strokes. Therapeutic massage is deeper and targets a specific pain or tight area.
Which massage should I choose for a first time?
A 60- or 90-minute relaxation massage is the safest first choice. The therapist adjusts the pressure to your preference.
How long should I book?
60 minutes to target one area or to try it out, 90 minutes for a full massage, 120 minutes for deep recovery.
Can a pregnant woman get an in-home massage?
Yes, from 12 weeks of pregnancy, with an adapted massage. For a high-risk pregnancy, check with your doctor first.