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

Athens sightseeing can be hard on your feet, back, and patience. This two-hour private massage gives couples, friends, or family members a quiet break at a professional studio near central Athens, with two therapists working at the same time.

I like the private room for just your party, and I like the generous treatment plan: 60 minutes of full-body massage, followed by 30 minutes each for the head and feet. You also get towels, oil, and bottled water, so there is little to arrange.

The main caution is communication. Ask for your preferred pressure before the massage starts, and confirm the appointment with the provider before setting out. Past feedback includes both very happy customers and one serious complaint about pressure, noise, and booking communication.

Key points before you book

• A full two-hour treatment: Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• Private room for two: The room is reserved for your party, with one masseur per customer.
• Central Athens address: Meet at Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, near public transportation.
• Pressure is adjustable: Tell the therapist exactly what feels comfortable, especially if your back is tender.
• Simple, prepared setup: Towels, oil, water, fees, and taxes are included.
• Weekday afternoon hours: Appointments are listed Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.

A two-hour reset after Athens sightseeing

This is not a quick foot rub squeezed between museum visits. It is a long, structured treatment designed to occupy two full hours. That matters in Athens, where a day can include steep walks, hard pavement, hot weather, and plenty of time on your feet.

The session is offered to two people together. You can book it as a couple, but the wording also makes clear that friends and family members can use it. The private room is for your party only, and two masseurs work at the same time, one for each person.

That arrangement makes the experience more social than a solo massage, while still allowing each person to receive individual attention. You and your companion can arrive together and leave together, without being placed with an unrelated group.

The massage studio is described as professional and licensed, meeting Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements. You do not need to bring towels or oil. Bottled water is also included, which is a small but useful touch after a long treatment.

The first 60 minutes: full-body relaxation

The main part of the appointment is a 60-minute full-body relaxing massage. This is intended to ease general tension and relax the body rather than focus only on one sore area.

Before it begins, use the pressure choice wisely. If you prefer light pressure, say so plainly. If you want firmer work on your shoulders or legs, explain that too. One past customer specifically liked the treatment overall but found the back tender afterward, which is a good reminder not to assume the therapist knows your preferred intensity.

I would also tell the therapist about any area you want treated gently. The provided information does not describe a medical massage or treatment for a specific injury, so this is best approached as a relaxation service. If your back is already painful, ask for moderate pressure rather than waiting until the massage is underway.

For couples, the timing is convenient because both treatments happen together. You do not spend an hour sitting alone while your companion is treated. The private room also means you can settle into the appointment without sharing the space with a larger group.

The full-body portion is the best fit for someone who has spent several days walking around Athens. It gives the appointment a proper center, rather than making the head and foot treatments feel like brief add-ons.

The next 30 minutes: head massage

The second stage is a 30-minute head massage. The description presents it as soothing and relaxing, with possible benefits for circulation to the brain, headaches, and scalp comfort.

Keep expectations practical. This is not described as medical headache care, and no health outcome is guaranteed. Still, half an hour focused on the head can feel like a useful change of pace after a longer body treatment.

This part may suit you especially well if you carry tension around the scalp, temples, or neck. You can ask the therapist to adjust pressure here as well. The same rule applies: clear instructions early are better than trying to correct the pressure halfway through.

The head treatment also breaks up the session in a sensible way. You move from broad bodywork to a more focused treatment, then finish with the feet. The three-part format gives the two hours a clear rhythm.

The final 30 minutes: tired feet get attention

Athens rewards walking, but your feet may not agree by late afternoon. The final 30-minute foot massage is aimed at relaxation and what the description calls energy balance.

This is a practical ending to the treatment. Your feet have carried you through sightseeing, and the appointment finishes with direct attention to them. If your feet are sore from walking, tell the masseur where you feel the most strain.

The foot massage is not presented as reflexology, a medical service, or a diagnostic treatment. It is simply a relaxing foot treatment within the larger package. That distinction is worth keeping in mind if you are looking for a specialized therapy.

As part of the full sequence, though, it makes sense. The body massage works broadly, the head massage changes the focus, and the foot massage addresses one of the most commonly tired parts of a city break.

What the private room adds

Privacy is one of the strongest reasons to choose this option. The room is reserved for the couple or the two people who book together, rather than being shared with unrelated customers.

That can make the appointment more comfortable for first-time massage customers. You do not have to wonder who else is in the room, and both people receive treatment at the same time. It also works well if you and your companion want the same appointment without booking separate rooms.

Still, private does not mean hotel-room service. Transportation, hotel pickup, and drop-off are not included. You go independently to the studio at Imittou 225, Athens 116 32.

The meeting point is near public transportation, but the supplied details do not name a specific station or provide a route from your hotel. Check your own route before booking and allow enough time to arrive without rushing into a two-hour appointment.

Getting to Imittou 225 in Athens

The location is in Athens, and the activity starts and ends at the same meeting point. That makes the end of the appointment simple: once you finish, you leave from the studio rather than finding a separate return point.

There is no included transfer, food, or drink service beyond the bottled water supplied during the treatment. If you are planning this after sightseeing, place it in your schedule with enough travel time from your last stop.

The listed hours are Monday through Friday, 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This is useful for an afternoon recovery session, but it is not a late-evening option according to the posted hours. If you plan to use the massage after dinner or after a night walk, this schedule will not suit you.

The experience is listed for an operating period from December 18, 2019 through June 16, 2026. Confirm the available date and appointment time when booking, especially if your trip is close to the end of that period.

Price and what you receive for $116.36 per person

At $116.36 per person, the two-person booking costs about $232.72 before any separate personal expenses. That is not the cheapest massage option in Athens, but the comparison should include the full two-hour duration and the private room.

Each person receives 120 minutes of treatment. The price also includes all fees and taxes, clean towels, oil, and bottled water. You do not need to pack supplies or pay for a separate room during the appointment.

The value is strongest if you want a long, shared experience rather than a short treatment. A 60-minute massage alone may cost less elsewhere, but it would not provide the additional head and foot sessions or the private setup for two.

The value is less clear if you only want a basic massage, need a specific medical treatment, or have a limited schedule. In those cases, two hours may feel too long, and the package includes services you may not care about.

The booking pattern gives you one useful planning clue: it is booked, on average, 23 days ahead. That does not guarantee every date will sell out, but it suggests you should not wait until the last minute if the appointment is important to your itinerary.

How to make the appointment go well

I would take three simple steps before arriving:

• Confirm the date and time directly with the provider.
• State your preferred pressure at the start.
• Tell the therapist about any tender area before treatment begins.

The need to confirm is not just fussiness. One past customer reported that a reservation had not been passed on correctly and advised contacting the provider before traveling to the studio. Confirmation is especially sensible when your schedule includes timed museum entries, restaurant bookings, or a departure.

The provider is Theodores Private Tours, also identified as Theodores Travel. A provider response names Theodore Stamatis. The supplied information does not identify the individual masseurs, so you should not expect to choose a named therapist unless that is arranged directly.

The studio says its staff are professional and licensed. That is reassuring, but good communication still matters. Tell the therapist what you want instead of treating the standard package as a fixed script.

A balanced look at the comfort level

The strongest positive points are consistent: the long treatment, the private room, professional staff, and the sense of relaxation after a day of walking. One customer described the pressure, room, and therapists as excellent. Another called it a great way to recover from sightseeing and noted friendly, professional staff.

There is also a clear warning from one dissatisfied booking. That account described back pain afterward and raised concerns about loud music, the setting near a cemetery, oil choice, and general professionalism. The provider’s response was defensive rather than especially reassuring, so I would take the complaint seriously as a reason to clarify expectations before arrival.

The available feedback is limited, with five published ratings and an overall score of 3.8 out of 5. That is a mixed result, not a reason to dismiss the experience, but also not a reason to assume every appointment will be perfect.

The most useful lesson is to manage the parts you can control. Ask for the pressure you want. Ask about the oil if that matters to you. Confirm the reservation. If you dislike loud music or need a particular room setup, ask before the session begins.

Who should book this massage

I would recommend it most to two people who:

• Have spent several days walking around Athens
• Want a private appointment at the same time
• Prefer a long relaxation session rather than a short treatment
• Like the idea of combining body, head, and foot massage
• Can reach the studio independently during weekday afternoon hours

It is also a good option for friends or family members, not only romantic couples. The shared room and simultaneous treatment make it easy to schedule together.

I would be more cautious if you have an existing back injury, need medical massage, or are very sensitive to pressure. The service is described as relaxing massage, not clinical care. You should explain your needs clearly and decide if the standard package is appropriate for you.

Should you book it?

Book this if you want a private, two-hour recovery break and value the full combination of body, head, and foot work. The price is reasonable for the duration and inclusions, especially for two people who want to be treated together.

I would not book without confirming the appointment and pressure expectations. If you need a late-night session, hotel pickup, or a specialized medical treatment, choose another option. For an afternoon reset after Athens sightseeing, though, this package offers a simple plan with useful inclusions and a generous amount of hands-on time.

FAQ

How long does the massage experience last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours, or 120 minutes.

What treatments does each person receive?

Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body relaxing massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.

Is the room private?

Yes. The activity takes place in a private room reserved for the two people in your party.

Are there two masseurs?

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

Can friends or family members book this experience?

Yes. The activity is offered for couples, friends, lovers, and family members.

Where does the massage take place?

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece.

What are the opening hours?

The listed hours are Monday through Friday, from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.

Do I need to bring towels or massage oil?

No. Clean towels and oil are included. Bottled water is also provided.

Is transportation included?

No. Transportation, food and drinks, and hotel pickup and 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 made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded, and changes within that period are not accepted.