Session lengths, from one hour to eight
Session length is the time booked in your room: an hour, ninety minutes, two or three hours, or an eight hour overnight, each at one fixed figure.
Every booking names a length, and the length sets the price. The figures are the same on every therapist's profile and do not change with the hour, the day of the week or the neighbourhood.
One guest, one therapist
- One hour, the shortest length on offer.
- Ninety minutes, half as long again, and half as much again in fee.
- Two hours, twice the single hour in time and in fee.
- Three hours, with each further hour after that added at the single hourly rate.
- A whole night of eight hours, charged as one block rather than hour by hour.
Couples and two therapists
One therapist with a couple, or two therapists with one guest, costs twice the single hourly rate. A couple with a therapist each costs four times it.
Choosing after a day of sightseeing
After a half day of walking, an hour is usually enough. After a full day on foot, with a museum or a long cycle ride in it, ninety minutes is the length visitors tend to settle on. Two hours suits the final evening of a trip. A session of three hours or more carries a deposit of half the fee.
Ending early
If a session is ended before its booked time, the full fee for the reserved time remains due. If you know before she sets out that a shorter length will do, say so in the thread and the booking changes to that length.