Guide · Amsterdam · 2026-10-14

Full body massage in Amsterdam, taken slowly from shoulders to feet

Ask ten people what a full body massage means and you will hear ten answers. Here is what it means with this house, in the room you are staying in, for a guest who would rather nothing were hurried.

While you read

Nothing here asks you to decide anything. The whole page can be read and left alone.

A full body massage in Amsterdam, booked through this house, means exactly what the words promise: no part of the body is treated as an afterthought. The session works from the shoulders and the back of the neck down through the spine, the arms and hands, the hips, the legs and the feet, and the length you book decides how long each part receives. Travellers who have spent the day walking between museums usually know which parts need the most time before they even start writing.

How a session moves through the body

Most sessions begin face down, because the back carries the day: the bag on one shoulder, the hours in an aeroplane seat, the cobbles of the old centre. The therapist warms the oil, works the larger muscles first and moves outwards to the hands and feet. Turning over comes later, and only when you are ready. Nothing in the sequence is fixed; if your calves ache from the stairs of a canal house, say so, and they will get more of the hour.

Why a full body massage in Amsterdam suits a longer booking

An hour covers the whole body, but briskly. Ninety minutes lets every area be reached without the feeling that the clock is moving faster than the hands. Two hours leaves room for the slow start the house favours, a quarter hour in which warmth, pressure and pace are agreed before anything begins, and still gives the session its full length. Guests over fifty often find that the longer bookings suit them better, and the note on ninety minutes explains why.

What to tell her before she arrives

A full body session is easier to tailor when she knows a few things in advance. Mention any area that should be avoided: a recent operation, a knee that dislikes pressure, a shoulder that has never been quite right. Say whether you prefer firm or light work. And tell her if lying face down for a long stretch is uncomfortable, because the order can be changed without losing anything.

Which formats include a full body treatment

Several of the formats on the services page are full body treatments by design, among them the erotic oil session and the sensual one. They differ in pace and in mood rather than in coverage. If you are unsure which to choose, describe the evening you have in mind and the reply will suggest one.

Questions this raises

Is a full body massage the same as a sports massage?

No. The formats here are slow and attentive rather than clinical, and they are not a medical treatment. If you have an injury, mention it so it can be avoided, and see a physiotherapist for the injury itself.

Can I ask her to skip an area?

Yes, at any point. Telling her beforehand is easiest, but a word during the session is enough as well.

How long should I book for the whole body?

Ninety minutes is the length most guests settle on. An hour works if time is short, and two hours suits an evening with nothing else planned.

When you are ready

One message with the district and the hour is the whole first step. The reply carries a name, a time and the total.

The booking page