120 minutes Full Body Relaxing Massage + Head Massage + Feet Massage For Couples

The most appealing part of this Athens experience is the private room for two, with one therapist assigned to each person. You are not separated into different treatment spaces, so the appointment works well for couples, friends, or family members who want to relax together after a long day on foot.

I like the clear three-part format: 60 minutes of full-body massage, then 30 minutes for the head and 30 minutes for the feet. I also like that you can reach the studio independently by public transportation and do not need to pack towels or oil. The main caution is consistency. One person praised the pressure, room, and therapists, while another reported excessive soreness and a poor experience, so speak up early about pressure and discomfort.

Key points to know before booking

• Two therapists, one private room: You and your companion receive treatment at the same time in a room reserved only for your group.
• Three treatments in two hours: The appointment includes 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• Pressure is adjustable: Tell your therapist exactly how firm or gentle you want the work to be, especially if your back or legs are tender.
• Useful after sightseeing: The long foot massage may suit you after a day walking Athens, while the head treatment offers a quieter finish.
• Central meeting point: You meet at Imittou 225 in Athens and arrange your own way there and back.
• Book with a little planning: The activity is often reserved about 23 days ahead, and appointments are offered Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.

A two-hour pause from Athens sightseeing

Athens is a walking city, and even a well-planned day can leave your feet, shoulders, and lower back tired. This treatment gives you a full two hours away from museums, traffic, bright sun, and busy streets. It is not a sightseeing activity, but that is precisely its value. You come here to stop doing things for a while.

The appointment is designed for two people rather than a larger group. You and your companion remain together in a private room, with two masseurs working at the same time. That arrangement makes the experience feel more personal than a shared spa session, and it removes the awkwardness of wondering where the other person has gone.

The studio is described as a professional massage center that meets Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements. Its employees are professionals with licenses to practice. That gives you useful reassurance, though it does not remove the need to communicate clearly about pressure, injuries, or areas you do not want treated.

The treatment is available to couples, friends, and family members. You do not need to be a romantic pair to book it. If you and a friend have spent the day climbing hills and visiting ruins, the shared format can be a pleasant way to finish the day.

What happens when you arrive at Imittou 225

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. You make your own way there because transportation and hotel pickup are not included. The studio is near public transportation, which is helpful if you are staying elsewhere in Athens, but you should still allow enough time to find the exact entrance and arrive ready for your appointment.

The activity ends at the same meeting point. There is no onward transfer, meal, or drink service included beyond bottled water. Plan your evening accordingly, particularly if you have theater tickets, a dinner reservation, or a late airport transfer.

The stated opening hours are Monday through Friday, from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This limits the appointment to afternoon and early evening slots. If you want a massage after a full day of sightseeing, the timing may work well. If you are looking for a late-night treatment, this is not the right fit.

Confirmation is provided at booking. One piece of practical advice matters here: confirm the appointment with the provider before setting out. A French-speaking customer reported that the booking information had not been passed on to the massage provider, despite having a scheduled time. That appears to have been an isolated problem, but a quick confirmation can save you an unnecessary trip.

The first 60 minutes: full-body relaxing massage

The first and longest part is a 60-minute full-body relaxing massage. This is intended to reduce stress and loosen the body after a demanding day. You can request the pressure you prefer, so do not wait until the middle of the treatment to say that the work is too light or too strong.

I would be especially clear before the massage begins. Say whether you want gentle, medium, or firm pressure, and point out any area that needs care. If you have a sensitive back, sore calves, or tired shoulders, mention it before the therapist starts. One customer described significant back soreness the following day, while another said the pressure and therapists were excellent. Those two experiences make the same point: communication is important.

The full-body portion gives the massage a proper foundation. Instead of jumping straight to feet or head work, the therapist has an hour to address general tension. For someone who has spent the day walking between the Acropolis, Plaka, and other parts of the city, that broad treatment may feel more useful than a short targeted session.

Oil is supplied, along with clean towels. You do not need to bring these items yourself. Bottled water is also included, which is a small but sensible touch after a long treatment.

The phrase relaxing massage is important. This is presented as a calming treatment, not a medical appointment or an intensive sports massage. If you need treatment for a diagnosed condition, ask the studio whether the service is suitable before booking. The available information supports relaxation, not medical care.

The 30-minute head massage

After the full-body treatment, the schedule moves to 30 minutes of head massage. The head session is described as soothing and relaxing, with the aim of helping circulation around the head and scalp. It may be particularly appealing if you carry tension in your temples, forehead, neck, or shoulders after a long day.

This part changes the rhythm of the appointment. The full-body treatment is broad and physical. The head massage is more focused, and it gives you a chance to settle into a quieter state. If you tend to get headaches, the studio describes head massage as potentially helpful, but you should treat that as a relaxation benefit rather than a promise of relief.

You can still guide the therapist here. If you prefer firm pressure around the scalp, or very light work near the temples, say so. The same applies if you do not want pressure on a sensitive area. Your companion will receive the same 30-minute head treatment at the same time, since each person has a dedicated therapist.

One practical point is worth noting: the available information does not describe the exact massage technique, room music, or whether any particular products are used on the scalp. Ask the therapist if you have a preference about oil or pressure. Do not assume that the two therapists will use identical techniques unless you request a similar approach.

The final 30 minutes: foot massage after a day on the move

The final treatment is a 30-minute foot massage. For an Athens visit, this may be the most useful part of the package. Sightseeing here often means uneven pavements, hills, stairs, and many hours standing in galleries or archaeological sites.

The treatment is presented as a way to relax the feet and restore a sense of energy balance. You should tell the therapist if your feet are especially tender, if you have blisters, or if you want gentle work. A foot massage can feel wonderful after walking, but pressure on a sore spot can quickly turn relaxation into discomfort.

Ending with the feet also gives the appointment a sensible finish. You do not have to get up and immediately begin another demanding treatment. After the foot massage, you can take your time, drink the supplied water, and leave when ready. The activity itself ends back at the studio, with no additional stop included.

If you are booking for someone who dislikes foot massage, this package may not be ideal. The foot portion is not optional within the advertised three-part format. The same is true for anyone who prefers a short massage rather than a full two-hour treatment.

Private-room comfort and professional standards

Privacy is one of the strongest features here. The room is reserved for your pair, not shared with a larger group. You and your companion receive the treatment together, with one masseur per person. That makes this suitable for a couple who wants a shared experience without having to speak across separate rooms.

Clean towels, oil, and water are included. Those basics matter because you can arrive directly from sightseeing without carrying extra supplies. Food and other drinks are not included, so eat and hydrate before or after the appointment according to your own schedule.

The studio is described as meeting Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements, and the staff are said to hold licenses to practice. This is useful information when comparing a professional studio with an informal treatment offered in a hotel or on the street.

Still, professional credentials do not guarantee that every appointment will suit every body. The available feedback includes strong praise for friendly, professional staff and a relaxing treatment, but also a serious complaint about pain and unprofessional service. I would book this with a clear plan to communicate. Confirm your pressure at the start, speak up during the massage, and stop the treatment if something feels wrong.

Cost, timing, and the value for two

The price is $116.36 per person, or $232.72 for two people before any additional personal spending. That is not a small add-on to an Athens day, but you are paying for two full hours per person, two therapists, a private room, towels, oil, water, and all fees and taxes.

The value depends on how you use it. If you want a quick 30-minute foot treatment, this package gives you more time than you need and costs more than a short appointment. If you and your companion genuinely want a long pause after several active days, the price becomes easier to justify because both people receive the full treatment at the same time.

The package also saves you from arranging separate appointments. You do not have to wait while your partner has a massage, and you do not need to coordinate two different providers. That shared timing is a real advantage for a short Athens visit.

The appointment is booked on average about 23 days in advance. That figure suggests you should not leave it until the last afternoon of your trip, particularly if your schedule is limited to weekdays. The booking window also gives you time to confirm the meeting point and ask any questions about pressure or treatment preferences.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the appointment are not refunded or accepted. The cut-off follows local Athens time.

Who will get the most from this massage

I would consider this for:

• A couple wanting a private, shared treatment rather than separate appointments
• Friends who have spent several days walking around Athens
• Family members who enjoy gentle wellness activities together
• Visitors with an open afternoon between sightseeing plans
• Anyone who wants head and foot work in addition to a standard full-body massage

I would think twice if you dislike long treatments, need late evening hours, or want a highly specialized medical or sports massage. The package follows a fixed two-hour structure, and the head and foot treatments make up half of the appointment.

It is also worth considering your tolerance for uncertainty. The overall rating is 3.8 from five recorded ratings, which is a modest sample rather than a decisive verdict. The strongest praise focuses on relaxing treatment, suitable pressure, professional staff, and a friendly welcome. The main negative account describes back pain, loud music, dissatisfaction with the oil, and an unprofessional experience. I would not ignore that warning, but I also would not treat one poor appointment as proof that every visit will go the same way.

My practical advice before you go

Contact the provider to confirm that the appointment has been passed to the studio. This is the single most useful step because one booking apparently was not transmitted correctly.

Arrive with your pressure preference ready. If you want light work, say so. If you like firm pressure, say that too. The package specifically allows you to request the pressure you need, and one customer later wished this had been discussed more clearly.

Do not schedule an important activity immediately afterward. The treatment lasts two hours, and you may want a few quiet minutes after leaving. Since transport is not included and the activity returns you to the meeting point, leave enough time for your next plan.

Finally, remember that this is a private massage studio in Athens, not a sightseeing venue or a hotel spa day. The value comes from the treatment itself, the private room, and the convenience of two people receiving care together. It does not include meals, drinks beyond bottled water, or transportation.

Should you book this Athens couples massage?

Book it if you and a companion want a long, private treatment after several days of walking and prefer a structured session that covers the whole body, head, and feet. The two therapists working together are convenient, and the private room gives the appointment a calm, shared setting.

I would book with two conditions: confirm the reservation directly and agree on pressure before the massage starts. At $116.36 per person, this is best for people who will use all two hours, not for anyone seeking a quick inexpensive treatment.

If that describes your plans, this can be a useful reset during an Athens trip. If you need late hours, hotel pickup, medical massage, or a guaranteed identical technique from both therapists, choose a different service.

FAQ

How long does the massage experience last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours. Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body relaxing massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.

Is the massage room private?

Yes. The treatment takes place in a private room reserved for the two people in your group.

Are there two massage therapists?

Yes. Two masseurs are in the room, with one therapist working with each customer.

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You can ask your therapist for the pressure you prefer. It is wise to explain your preference before the treatment begins.

What is included in the price?

Clean towels, oil, bottled water, and all fees and taxes are included.

Is transportation or hotel pickup included?

No. Transportation, food and drinks, and hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. You meet at Imittou 225 in Athens and finish at the same location.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience begins. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.