For your shoulders
Deep Tissue uses slow forearm pressure over one area. Balinese combines kneading with longer palm strokes. Mention the side you want to focus on when you book.
The massage menu
01 / 07Deep Tissue MassageSlow, focused forearm pressure
02 / 07Aroma MassageFlowing strokes with aromatic oil
03 / 07Balinese MassagePalm strokes and shoulder kneading
04 / 07Thai MassageSupported stretches on a mat
05 / 07Four-Hand MassageTwo therapists moving in rhythm
06 / 07Couple MassageA therapist and table for each guest
07 / 07Body MassageBroad strokes over larger areas
Choose your session
Start with the kind of touch you enjoy. Choose Deep Tissue for slow, focused pressure, or Thai if you prefer movement and stretching. Swipe through the menu and open a massage for details.
Explore the massage menu
01 / 07Deep Tissue MassageSlow, focused forearm pressure02 / 07Aroma MassageFlowing strokes with aromatic oil03 / 07Balinese MassagePalm strokes and shoulder kneading04 / 07Thai MassageSupported stretches on a mat05 / 07Four-Hand MassageTwo therapists moving in rhythm06 / 07Couple MassageA therapist and table for each guest07 / 07Body MassageBroad strokes over larger areasChoose by touch01 02 03 Choose with Eden →
What would you like the therapist to focus on?
For an easier pace
If you enjoy the glide of oil, ask about Aroma Massage and the scents available. For a more general session, choose Body Massage and say which areas you want included.
For stretching or shared time
Thai is a clothed session on a mat. Couple Massage reserves a therapist for each of two guests. Four-Hand Massage reserves two therapists for one guest.
