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

A private room, two therapists, and a full two hours of treatment make this Athens massage package a practical way to recover after a long day on foot. Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body massage, followed by 30 minutes each for the head and feet. You can ask for the pressure you want, an important point if your back or legs are tender.

I especially like the couples-only setting, since you do not share the treatment room with strangers, and the central Athens address is easy to reach without arranging a transfer. The main caution is consistency: one person praised the pressure, room, and therapists, while another reported an uncomfortable experience, lingering back pain, loud music, and problems with the booking handoff. Ask for your preferred pressure before treatment begins.

Key points at a glance

• Three treatments in one session: 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• Private room for two: You and your companion are treated together, with one therapist assigned to each person.
• Central Athens location: Meet at Imittou 225, Athens 116 32, rather than waiting for hotel pickup.
• Licensed professional staff: The studio says its therapists are licensed and operates according to Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements.
• Everything basic is supplied: Towels, massage oil, bottled water, and taxes are included.
• Book with a small safety check: Confirmation is issued at booking, but one customer reported that a reservation was not passed on correctly, so it is wise to confirm directly before setting out.

Three treatments, not just one long massage

This package is structured as a slow, two-hour reset rather than a short shoulder rub. You begin with a 60-minute relaxing full-body massage, then move to a 30-minute head massage and finish with 30 minutes focused on the feet.

That order makes sense after sightseeing. The first hour addresses general body tension, while the final hour concentrates on areas that often feel worn out after walking around Athens. The provider describes the full-body treatment as stress-relieving and relaxing, not as a medical or sports massage. If you need strong therapeutic work for an injury, you should explain that clearly and ask what the therapist can safely provide.

You do not need to bring towels or oil. Clean towels, massage oil, bottled water, and all fees and taxes are included. Food, drinks beyond the provided water, transportation, and hotel pickup are not included.

The 60-minute full-body treatment

The main portion of the appointment is a one-hour full-body relaxing massage. You receive individual attention from one therapist, while your companion has a separate therapist in the same private room.

The biggest practical detail is pressure. The experience specifically allows you to request the level you prefer, so do not wait until the end to speak up. One customer described the treatment as exactly what was needed after a day of walking, while another said the pressure left their back sore the next day. Those two reactions point to a simple lesson: tell the therapist at the start if you want gentle, medium, or firmer work, and speak up immediately if something feels wrong.

I would also use the opening moments to mention any areas you want treated lightly. The package is designed for relaxation, and the provider does not describe a customized medical assessment or specialist therapy. Clear communication is your best way to make a general massage fit your needs.

The room is private for your party of two. That suits couples, friends, or family members who want to schedule the same activity without being separated. It also makes the appointment feel more personal than a shared treatment area, though privacy does not necessarily mean silence. One poor experience raised concerns about loud music and the surroundings, so expectations about atmosphere should remain realistic.

A 30-minute head massage to slow things down

The second part focuses on the head for half an hour. This is longer than the brief head work often added to a standard massage, and it changes the pace of the appointment.

The provider presents head massage as soothing and relaxing, with possible benefits for circulation and tension around the head. You should treat those descriptions as general wellness claims, not a promise of headache treatment or a medical result. Still, after heat, noise, and constant walking in central Athens, a dedicated period of quiet head work can be welcome.

If you are sensitive around the scalp, temples, neck, or ears, explain that before this section begins. You can also ask the therapist to adjust pressure. The package is intended for relaxation, so you should not feel obliged to accept firm pressure simply because the treatment has moved to the head.

Finishing with 30 minutes for tired feet

The final half hour is devoted to the feet. This is one of the more useful parts of the package for a city break, since Athens sightseeing can involve long stretches on foot and plenty of uneven pavement and steps.

The treatment is described as a way to relax the feet and restore a sense of energy balance. It is not advertised as podiatry or treatment for a foot condition. If you have an injury, severe pain, or a medical concern, you need to ask whether this service is suitable before booking.

Ending with the feet also gives the appointment a clear rhythm. You move from broad body work to head relaxation, then finish with the area most likely to feel tired after a day of sightseeing. I would schedule this after, rather than immediately before, a major walking plan. You may want to keep the rest of the afternoon easy.

What the private-room setup means

This is a private activity for two people only. The room is not shared with another booking, and two masseurs work at the same time, one for each customer. That arrangement is useful if you want to relax together but still need different pressure levels or attention to different areas.

You can book the experience for partners, friends, or family members. Nothing in the information limits it to romantic couples, despite the couples wording. The key point is that both people share the appointment and the room.

The studio describes its employees as professionals with licenses to practice and says it meets Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements. Those are useful assurances, but they do not guarantee that every appointment will match your personal preference. The mixed feedback makes communication important, especially about pressure and comfort.

The room itself may not deliver a luxury spa atmosphere. One highly negative account referred to loud music, a nearby cemetery, and dissatisfaction with the setting. The provider’s response was defensive, which is not ideal customer care. At the same time, other feedback praised the room and therapists, so I would regard the atmosphere as a possible weak point rather than a certain problem.

Getting to Imittou 225 in Athens

You make your own way to Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The location is near public transportation, but transportation is not included and there is no hotel pickup or drop-off.

That makes the experience easiest for people already staying in Athens and comfortable navigating independently. Allow time to find the address, since arriving rushed can work against the relaxed mood you are paying for. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

The listed operating hours are Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This is not an early-morning or late-evening option. It can fit after lunch and before dinner, or as a planned break during an afternoon of sightseeing. Check the available appointment time carefully, particularly if you are trying to fit the massage between museum visits or a fixed dinner reservation.

The activity information covers dates through June 16, 2026. Confirmation is provided at booking. Because one customer reported arriving after a reservation was not properly passed to the massage provider, I would still contact the operator and confirm the appointment before leaving your hotel or apartment. That extra message is worth the effort.

Is $116.36 per person a fair price?

The price is $116.36 per person, or $232.72 for two people before any optional tip. On paper, that is not a budget massage, but the appointment lasts two hours and includes three separate treatments, a private room, two therapists, towels, oil, bottled water, and taxes.

The value depends on what you want. If you are comparing this with a quick 30-minute foot massage, it will seem expensive. If you want two full hours of simultaneous treatment in a private room, the calculation looks more reasonable. You are paying for time, privacy, and convenience as much as for the massage itself.

I would also factor in the lack of transfers. You need to pay for your own route to Imittou 225, and you will need to arrange your own food and drinks. That is not unusual for a city massage, but it means the total cost is more than the listed price if you need a taxi or public transport.

The strongest value comes for two people who specifically want the same appointment. If only one person wants a massage, this package may not be the right format. The offer is built around a pair sharing a private room.

What the feedback suggests about quality

The overall rating is 3.8 from five reviews, so the evidence is mixed rather than conclusive. Three comments were clearly positive, including two five-star experiences. They praised the relaxing effect, friendly staff, professional manner, room, therapists, and ability to get the desired pressure.

One customer called it exactly the kind of treatment needed after sightseeing. That is the clearest sign of who will get the most from this experience: someone with tired legs, general stiffness, and a desire to stop doing things for a couple of hours.

Another customer gave four stars and said the treatment was lovely but wished the preferred pressure had been requested more clearly. That is useful advice for you. Do not assume the therapist will know your preference, and do not confuse strong pressure with better massage.

The one-star account cannot be ignored. It reported back pain lasting into the next day, dissatisfaction with the room and music, and a booking communication problem. A poor response from the provider added to that customer’s frustration. I would not book this expecting a silent, high-end spa environment without first confirming the details and discussing pressure at the start.

At the same time, the positive feedback specifically praised professional therapists and a friendly staff. The fair reading is that the treatment can be very relaxing, but personal comfort and appointment coordination deserve active attention.

Who should book this Athens massage?

I think this works best for:

• Couples or friends who want to be treated at the same time in one private room.
• Sightseers with tired feet after a full day walking around Athens.
• People who prefer a long appointment, rather than a short add-on massage.
• Visitors staying near public transportation who can reach Imittou 225 independently.
• Anyone who enjoys gentle wellness treatments and is willing to state their pressure preference clearly.

I would think twice if you want a luxury spa setting, a hotel treatment, late-night availability, or specialist care for a painful injury. The package is a general relaxing massage, not a medical consultation, and the limited weekday hours may not suit every schedule.

Simple ways to get more from the appointment

Before you arrive, decide what pressure you want for the full-body portion and whether you have any areas that should be treated gently. Tell both therapists at the beginning, since each person may prefer something different.

Confirm the appointment directly, even though booking confirmation is provided. This is especially sensible when the activity is important to your schedule or you are traveling during a busy period.

Plan a calm period afterward if possible. The treatment lasts two hours, and the foot and head sections are meant to be relaxing. Racing straight back into a packed sightseeing schedule may undercut the reason you booked it.

Bring no towels or oil, since those are supplied. You do need to arrange your own transportation, and you should not expect food or a hotel transfer to be part of the package.

Should you book it?

Book this if you want a long, private massage for two in Athens and value a full-body, head, and foot sequence more than a polished luxury-spa setting. The private room, two therapists, and two-hour duration make the package appealing after a demanding day on foot.

I would book with two conditions: confirm the appointment directly and set your pressure preference before treatment begins. If you need a quiet, upscale atmosphere or have a medical concern, choose another service. For a pair seeking straightforward relaxation near central Athens, this can be good value, but the mixed feedback means you should arrive with realistic expectations.

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 activity takes place in a private room reserved for the two people in your booking. Two masseurs work in the room, with one therapist assigned to each person.

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You can ask your therapist for the pressure you require. It is best to state your preference at the beginning and request an adjustment if needed.

Where does the activity start and end?

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What is included in the price?

Clean towels, massage oil, bottled water, and all fees and taxes are included. Transportation, food, other drinks, and hotel pickup or drop-off are not included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours in advance are not accepted for a refund.