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Compare the feel and structure of each published course before asking for a therapist.
Choose by pressure and treatment style
Thai Massage uses firmer pressure and stretching. It suits a guest who wants a more active session after a day of walking or travel. If strong pressure is uncomfortable, tell us before booking and discuss a gentler course. Aroma Massage uses oil and lighter, flowing pressure for a calmer session.
Healing Massage is also oil based, with very soft, light strokes. It has a different feel from the more conventional relaxation of Aroma. Read the descriptions and current prices on the course menu, then say which style and pressure you prefer.
Compare combination courses
Special is a 120-minute combination: 60 minutes of Thai followed by 60 minutes of Aroma. The published menu also offers a lighter Aroma and Healing variation at an additional charge. VIP lasts 150 minutes and combines Aroma 60, Thai 60 and Healing 30. These options work best if you want time for more than one style rather than trying to fit several treatments into a short session.
Korean Healing is a separate course performed by a Korean therapist, offered in 60- and 90-minute durations with its own published prices. The working roster changes daily. Browse the therapist directory and ask which person and course are available for your location.
Choose a duration that fits your evening
A 60-minute session is simpler to fit between travel and other plans. Ninety minutes gives more time to work through a preferred massage style. The 120- and 150-minute choices are suited to a longer, unhurried visit; check the exact course combinations rather than assuming every style comes in every duration.
You choose the course and duration before dispatch. If you might want extra time, mention it early during the session so we can check the next appointment and quote an extension. Once you have decided, follow the booking steps and share your full address for a realistic arrival estimate.
Prepare the room for the course you selected
Oil courses need enough usable space and a comfortable room temperature. If you prefer a particular pressure or want attention on your legs, communicate that preference before the session begins. Hotel access can be more important than the distance on a map; use the room and meeting-point guide if your building has restricted elevators.