Choosing a length when the trip is short
Lengths run from an hour to an eight hour block, and on a trip of one or two nights the rung chosen tends to be one below the one that would have suited.
The rungs are an hour, ninety minutes, two hours and three hours, each priced in proportion to the first, with every hour past the third costing what the first one did and the eight hour block sitting apart as a single fixed price for one guest. Two therapists double the hourly rate, and the woman you pick carries the whole ladder on her own page.
Why short trips under-book
A guest with two nights tends to reason from the calendar rather than from the body: the trip is short, so the session should be short. It does not follow. A slow oil session needs a run at a back and a set of legs before it has done much beyond warming them, and an hour tends to end at the point where it had started working.
The honest floor
Ninety minutes is the sensible floor on a short break, and two hours is the rung guests most often say afterwards they should have taken. The reason is the arrival window as much as the massage: having waited an hour for a knock, an hour of session behind it feels lopsided in a way that ninety minutes does not.
When an hour is right
Early in an evening that has something after it, or on the arrival night of a single night trip where sleep is the actual goal. In those cases an hour is a complete thing rather than a truncated one. The length can also be settled in the thread by describing the evening instead of naming a number; say what else is happening and a rung will be suggested against it on the booking page.