The Prices, and Why They Come as Ranges
The price here depends on who you book, not on what the session is called. Sixteen therapists, each with her own rate, each rate printed on her card. This page gives you the bands and the rules. Her card gives you the figure.
| Session | Rate |
|---|---|
| 60 minutesThe rate depends on which therapist you book | £250 — 350 |
| 90 minutesThe length most guests settle on | £350 — 500 |
| 120 minutesUnhurried, with a proper close | £450 — 650 |
| Coming to you | Added |
|---|---|
| Hotel or private address across LondonMost therapists charge nothing to travel | +£Same as the room rate |
| Outer zones and airportsDepends on the hour and the journey back | +£On request |
- Her rate is the whole price. Oils, towels, the shower and the full booked time all sit inside it, whichever session you name.
- Tips are not expected, not hinted at, and change nothing about how a session runs.
- Payment is cash on the day or bank transfer beforehand. There is no card machine in any of the rooms.
- Outcalls cover the whole of London, airports included. For most therapists the outcall rate equals her room rate; far addresses and late hours get agreed in the enquiry.
- Nothing gets added in the room. No studio fee, no charge for oils or towels, no second conversation about money once you have arrived — the price you are quoted is the price you pay.
The bands
Sixty minutes runs £250 to £350. Ninety, £350 to £500. Two hours, £450 to £650. Where a given booking lands inside those bands depends entirely on the therapist — her card states her exact rate for each length, and that number is the whole of the maths.
Four hands is the two therapists' rates combined. A couples session is priced by the therapist teaching it, like anything else. What we do not price is vocabulary: tantric, sensual, body to body — with the same therapist, the same length costs the same money.
Why the therapist sets the price, not the menu
Because the session is the therapist. Two therapists giving the same ninety minutes are not selling the same thing, and a flat menu price would flatter one of them and shortchange the other. Letting each set her own rate keeps the number honest — and it hands you a piece of information most studios keep to themselves: where she rates her own work.
It also kills the oldest trick on the menu — charging more for the same session because the heading has more Sanskrit in it. Her rate is her rate. The label changes nothing.
Outcalls, including airports
Anywhere in London works — hotels, flats, and Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and City for anyone in transit. For most of the therapists the travelling rate is her studio rate; the folding table, oils and towels come to you in one case, and the table is up in about ten minutes.
The exceptions are distance and the clock. Anywhere that is a proper trek, and the late end of the evening, get quoted individually — in the enquiry, before anything is booked. Airport and long-distance outcalls are held with a deposit, because a no-show out there costs someone half a night. Outcalls run 90 minutes minimum; anything shorter would be mostly setup, and we would rather not sell you that.
Why nothing gets added later
Plenty of studios run a modest headline rate and then find things to add at the desk — a room charge, a longer-session supplement, a fee for the oil that was always going to be used. We have never done it. What a session includes is written on its page, her card figure covers all of it, and the therapist has nothing further to sell you.
If that makes some rates here look steeper than a competitor's headline, read their small print and count again.
The rate lives on her card
The number under each face is what an hour with her costs. Nothing is added once you are in the room.
