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Regular evening service is available, while the earliest and latest feasible appointments depend on travel.
Understand the daily schedule
We usually begin taking same-day reservations around 6 PM. Regular service runs from approximately 7 PM to 5 AM, with the last order normally earlier to allow enough travel and massage time. A 7 PM opening does not mean every district can receive a therapist at exactly 7 PM.
Limited daytime bookings require direct confirmation. The available therapist list is set each day; an inquiry for next month can explain prices and procedures but cannot reserve a specific therapist from an unknown future roster.
Plan for the distance
A therapist close to a Gangnam hotel may arrive sooner than one traveling to Myeongdong, Songdo, Suwon or an airport property. Previous appointments can also affect a departure time. Give the exact address early and ask for a current estimate rather than relying on a generic promise.
Traffic around bridges, convention centers and hotel entrances can cause a late arrival even if a route looked short on the map. The arrival window is reconfirmed during dispatch.
Holidays and limited drivers
On Korean public holidays, the roster, taxi supply and driver availability can differ from an ordinary night. A booking may require extra travel time or a clearly quoted transport adjustment, or it may be unavailable. We check before confirming and explain the total; do not assume normal timing applies on a holiday.
If you have a flight, dinner reservation or early checkout, tell us the latest acceptable start and finish time. A longer course should not be booked into a window that cannot accommodate both travel and treatment.
Stay reachable near arrival
Keep the booking chat open and respond to the arrival message. Prepare the room and any required elevator escort before the therapist reaches the hotel. If your schedule changes, notify us before departure whenever possible.