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Every price, every minute, published.

Sixty minutes at most places is fifty minutes of hands on you and ten of undressing and paying. So this site prints both numbers for every treatment, and the price you see is the price including gratuity.

Swedish massage, 80

$155

Hands on you
80 min
Room is yours
95 min
Gratuity
Included

Cleanse and steam facial, 50

$110

Hands on you
50 min
Room is yours
60 min
Gratuity
Included

Nobody sells you anything on the table.

If your therapist thinks a different treatment suits you better, they say so at the end — dressed, standing up, once — and it goes in your notes for next time. There is no retail wall and there is no course of six.

Massage

Three lengths of the same two treatments. The 80 is the one most people book twice.

  • Swedish massage, 50

    50 min65 min$105

    Even pressure, full body, nothing that makes you tense up. The one to book if you have never had a massage.

  • Swedish massage, 80

    80 min95 min$155

    The same work with time to get to the whole of you rather than the half that hurts.

  • Swedish massage, 110

    110 min130 min$205

    Long enough that most people fall asleep. Sauna included.

  • Deep tissue, 50

    50 min65 min$115

    Slower and heavier, usually on two or three areas rather than everywhere.

  • Deep tissue, 80

    80 min95 min$165

    The length this actually wants. Fifty minutes of deep tissue is mostly warming up.

  • Prenatal massage, 60

    60 min80 min$130

    Side-lying with a bolster, by three therapists who are trained for it. Any trimester, including the first.

    Bookable from the day you know. The advice that you must wait twelve weeks is not ours and is not evidence — but if your midwife has said otherwise, listen to your midwife.

  • Hot stone, 80

    80 min100 min$175

    Basalt, heated, used as an extension of the hands rather than left sitting on your back.

Facials

Four of them, and the differences are real rather than a tier list. Nobody will tell you your skin needs a course of six.

  • Cleanse and steam facial, 50

    50 min60 min$110

    Cleanse, steam, extraction if you want it, mask. The one to book first.

  • Acid facial, 50

    50 min60 min$135

    A lactic or mandelic peel at a strength you will not be red from. Not for the week before an event.

    Not while pregnant, and not if you are on isotretinoin or have been in the last six months. We ask, and we will say no.

  • Facial, 80

    80 min90 min$165

    The 50 with a longer massage through it, which is the part most people actually came for.

  • Back facial, 50

    50 min60 min$120

    Exactly what it sounds like, and the treatment nobody thinks to book.

If you have never done this before, these are the three.

What do I take off?

Whatever you are comfortable taking off. Most people keep underwear on for a massage and some keep everything on except a shirt. You are under a sheet the entire time and only the part being worked on is uncovered. Nobody will comment on it either way.

Will somebody talk to me the whole time?

No. Your therapist will ask about pressure at the start and once in the middle, and after that will not speak unless you do. If you want to talk, talk — it is your hour and neither answer is wrong.

Am I going to be sold something?

Not on the table, ever. If a therapist thinks a different treatment suits you better they will say so at the end, when you are dressed and standing up, and it goes in your notes for next time. We do not stock a retail wall.

Everything about a first visit
An empty treatment room: a covered table under a shuttered window, a floor lamp, a small stool holding two bottles, and a patterned rug.
A room with nobody in it, which is the only way this site photographs a treatment. Illustrative — not one of Marram's six rooms.
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