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

The best feature here is simple: two people share a private room, while each person receives a full two-hour treatment. That makes this a useful break after a day on Athens’ pavements, especially if you want quiet time together without joining a larger spa group.

I like the clear three-part format and the choice of massage pressure. I also like the central Athens address and the fact that you need to bring nothing but yourself. The main caution is that the experience has produced uneven results. Some customers praised the therapists, room, and relaxation, while others reported overly strong pressure, loud music, and a reservation problem.

Key points to know before booking

• Three treatments in one session: Each person gets 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• Private room for two: You share the room with your companion, with one masseur assigned to each person.
• Ask for your pressure clearly: The booking allows different pressure levels, and this matters because one customer found the back treatment too forceful.
• Convenient weekday timing: Appointments are offered Monday through Friday, from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
• Everything practical is provided: Towels, oil, bottled water, and taxes are included.
• Allow for a booking check: One customer arrived after the booking had not been properly passed to the massage studio, so confirm directly before setting out.

What the two-hour Athens massage includes

This is a treatment for two people, not a single 120-minute massage divided between you. Each person receives the complete two-hour sequence, and two masseurs work in the private room at the same time.

The schedule is fixed in three parts:

• 60 minutes of full-body relaxing massage
• 30 minutes of head massage
• 30 minutes of foot massage

That structure suits you if you want a long, unhurried session rather than a short back-and-shoulder treatment. You get enough time for the therapist to work through the body, then finish with two targeted areas that can feel especially tired after sightseeing.

The arrangement also works for different kinds of companions. You can book with a partner, friend, or family member. You do not need to be a romantic couple, and you are not placed with strangers. The private room is reserved for your party of two.

The studio is described as meeting Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements, with licensed professionals providing the treatments. You are told to bring nothing, since clean towels and oil are supplied. Bottled water is included as well.

The 60-minute full-body treatment

The first hour is the main part of the appointment. It is designed to relax the body and reduce the physical strain that can build up during a day of walking around Athens.

You can request the pressure you want, and I would make that request before the massage begins rather than waiting until your back or shoulders feel uncomfortable. One person praised the ability to choose pressure, while another said the back treatment left lingering soreness. That contrast is a good reminder that firm is not the same as better.

If you prefer light or medium pressure, say so at the start. If you have a tender back, sensitive joints, or simply want a gentle recovery session, explain that clearly. You can also speak up during the treatment if the pressure changes or feels wrong.

The hour-long format gives you more than a quick hotel-style rubdown. It is long enough for a slower treatment of the full body, though the precise techniques are not specified. You should therefore book this for general relaxation rather than for a diagnosed injury or medical problem.

The strongest praise centers on the overall feel of this part of the appointment. One five-star assessment singled out the pressure, room, and therapists as excellent. Another called the treatment exactly what was needed after a day of sightseeing. Those are the conditions in which this service makes the most sense: tired legs, tight shoulders, and a desire to stop thinking about schedules for a while.

The 30-minute head massage

The second part focuses on the head and scalp. It is meant to feel soothing and calming, with the stated aim of helping circulation to the head and easing headaches.

This portion changes the pace of the appointment. After an hour of full-body work, half an hour devoted to the head gives you a quieter finish before the foot treatment. If you tend to carry tension in your forehead, scalp, or neck, this may be the part you look forward to most.

The description makes general wellness claims, but you should treat it as a relaxation service, not medical care. A massage may feel helpful when you have ordinary travel tension, but it is not a substitute for medical advice if you have a persistent headache or another health concern.

The head massage is also one reason the two-hour length matters. A shorter session might rush from bodywork to feet, but this plan gives the therapist a full 30 minutes for the head. You are not simply getting a token add-on at the end.

The 30-minute foot massage

The final half hour is devoted to the feet, which can be the most welcome part after Athens sightseeing. Uneven sidewalks, long museum visits, and extended walks between major sights can leave your feet tired even when the rest of you feels fine.

The foot massage is presented as a way to encourage relaxation and restore a sense of balance. It is not described as a medical reflexology treatment, so I would book it for comfort and unwinding rather than for treatment of a foot condition.

Ending with the feet is a sensible order. A head massage can settle you mentally, while footwork addresses the part of the body that may have taken the most punishment during your day. If you are planning an evening meal afterward, this sequence should leave you feeling calmer rather than rushed.

As with the body massage, tell the therapist if you need lighter pressure. The package gives you a chance to make that request, and it is worth doing before the foot treatment starts.

Sharing the private room with a companion

The private-room setup is one of the clearest advantages. You and your companion receive treatment in the same room, with one masseur per person. That lets you schedule the appointment together without having to split up or wait in separate areas.

The room is private to your party, but privacy does not mean complete silence or a luxury hotel suite. A negative account raised concerns about loud music and the setting, including a reference to a cemetery nearby. Those details may not affect every appointment, but they are worth keeping in mind if atmosphere matters as much to you as the massage itself.

The provider’s response to that complaint was defensive in tone, which does not erase the concern. I would book this primarily for the length and structure of the treatment, not for a carefully designed spa setting. If you want a private shower, a particular oil, or a treatment inside your hotel room, this is not the service described here.

You should also know that the booking does not include hotel pickup or drop-off. You make your own way to the studio and leave from the same meeting point after the massage.

Getting to Imittou 225 in Athens

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The studio is near public transportation, so you can reach it independently rather than arranging a transfer.

The downtown location is useful if you are already spending the day in central Athens. Still, allow enough time to find the exact address. A massage appointment is less forgiving than a sightseeing stop because arriving late may shorten your treatment.

The listed opening window is Monday through Friday, 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. That gives you useful choices for a midday pause or an early evening appointment, but it does not cover weekends according to the supplied schedule. Check the available time carefully before paying, especially if your Athens stay is brief.

The treatment ends back at the same meeting point. Since transport is not included, you will need to arrange your own route afterward. Food and drinks are also excluded, although bottled water is supplied.

Price and what the $116.36 buys you

The cost is $116.36 per person, or $232.72 for two people at the stated rate. That is not a quick, low-cost massage, but each person receives two full hours of treatment, which gives the price some justification.

The value depends on how much use you will make of all three parts. If you want only a foot massage, this package is too large. If you and a companion both want a long full-body treatment with head and foot work added, the appointment offers a clear amount of hands-on time.

Taxes and fees are included, along with oil, towels, and water. You are not expected to buy basic supplies separately. Food, drinks beyond the provided water, transport, and hotel pickup are not part of the price.

I would compare this cost with the value of your time, not only with the price of a shorter treatment. Two hours in the middle of an Athens trip can be worthwhile when your body needs a pause. It is less attractive if you have only one day in the city and are trying to fit in major sights.

What the mixed feedback means for your decision

The strongest positive points are consistent: the long treatment, friendly and professional staff, private room, and relaxing effect after sightseeing. One person described the entire experience as excellent, including the room and pressure. Another praised the staff and said the massage was exactly what was needed after walking around Athens.

The concerns are specific rather than minor. One person reported back pain after the treatment and felt the service was unprofessional. Another said the operator had not properly passed along the reservation, creating a serious problem before arrival. That person still found the masseurs professional once the appointment took place.

Because of this, I would take two practical steps. First, confirm the appointment directly with the provider before traveling to Imittou 225. Second, tell both therapists your preferred pressure at the beginning and repeat the request if necessary.

The overall score is 3.8 from five ratings, so this is not a service with a long record of uniformly positive results. The sample is small, but the range is wide, from strong praise to a very poor experience. You should choose it for the specific package and location, while accepting that the atmosphere and execution may not match a high-end spa.

Who will like this treatment most

This appointment is a good match for you if:

• You and a companion want to be treated at the same time.
• You have spent a day walking and want attention to your whole body, head, and feet.
• You prefer a two-hour session instead of a short massage.
• You want a downtown Athens location that you can reach without a transfer.
• You are comfortable giving clear instructions about pressure.
• You are visiting on a weekday afternoon or early evening.

It is a weaker choice if you need a hotel-room treatment, weekend availability, a medical massage, or a highly controlled spa setting. It may also disappoint you if you expect the provider to arrange transportation or if you want food and drinks included.

The service is open to most participants, and it is a private activity for your own group. No special equipment is needed from you. Still, anyone with an injury or health concern should consider professional medical advice before booking a general relaxation massage.

Booking and cancellation details worth remembering

Confirmation is provided at the time of booking, but I would still verify the reservation directly because one customer had trouble with the booking being communicated to the studio.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations made within 24 hours are not refunded, and changes inside that period are not accepted.

The provider is Theodores Private Tours, also called Theodores Travel. The experience is described as a private activity, so only your group takes part.

Should you book this Athens couples massage?

I would book it if you and a companion want a long, private, three-part massage after sightseeing and are happy to travel to the studio independently. The full-body, head, and foot sequence is well suited to a tired holiday schedule, and the private room plus two simultaneous therapists makes the arrangement convenient.

I would not book it blindly. Confirm the reservation before leaving, state your pressure preference clearly, and do not expect hotel pickup, a shower, or a luxury spa atmosphere. For a straightforward recovery session with a friend, partner, or family member, the price can be fair. For anyone demanding a polished, consistent spa experience, the mixed record calls for caution.

FAQ

How long does the massage experience last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours. Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.

Is this treatment for two people?

Yes. It is designed for two people, including friends, partners, or family members.

Do both people receive treatment at the same time?

Yes. The private room has two masseurs, with one therapist assigned to each person.

Is the room private?

Yes. The treatment takes place in a private room reserved for the couple or two-person group.

What should I bring?

You do not need to bring towels or oil. Clean towels, oil, and bottled water are included.

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You can ask the therapist for the pressure you prefer. It is best to explain your preference before the treatment begins.

Where does the massage take place?

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The studio is near public transportation.

What days and times is it available?

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

Is transportation or hotel pickup included?

No. Transportation, hotel pickup and drop-off, food, and drinks are not included. The activity ends back at the meeting point.