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

The best feature here is the private room for two. After a day on Athens’ steep streets and hard museum floors, you can settle in with one therapist per person and three treatments: full-body massage, head massage, and foot massage. The downtown address at Imittou 225 is reachable by public transportation, so you do not need to arrange a hotel transfer.

I like the generous two-hour format, which gives the treatment room to breathe rather than rushing through a short massage. I also like that pressure is adjustable, and towels, oil, and bottled water are supplied. The main caution is consistency: the published score is 3.8 from five ratings, with strong praise for the friendly staff and relaxation, but also one serious complaint about pain and poor professionalism.

Key points at a glance

• Three treatments in one visit: 60 minutes of full-body massage, followed by 30 minutes each of head and foot massage.
• A room reserved for your pair: Friends, couples, or family members share the room, with one masseur per person.
• Pressure is not fixed: Tell your therapist how firm or gentle you want the work to be.
• Central Athens appointment: The studio is at Imittou 225, near public transportation.
• Weekday timing only: Appointments are listed Monday through Friday, from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
• Practical inclusions: Towels, oil, bottled water, fees, and taxes are included, but transport and food are not.

Two hours of recovery after Athens sightseeing

Athens can be hard on the body. You may spend the morning climbing toward the Acropolis, walking across uneven pavement, and standing in museums. By afternoon, your feet may need more attention than another ancient monument.

This package is built for that moment. You get 120 minutes per person, split into three sections. The first hour works across the body. The next half-hour focuses on the head. The final 30 minutes are given to the feet.

That order makes practical sense. Full-body work begins the session, while the head and feet receive dedicated time instead of being treated as quick add-ons. You should still tell the therapist about any tender area before the massage starts.

The appointment is designed for two people at once. You are not placed in a shared room with strangers, and each person has a separate therapist. That makes it suitable for a couple who wants a quiet break together, two friends traveling side by side, or family members who prefer to book one private room.

The private room at Imittou 225

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athens 116 32, and the activity ends at the same location. Transportation is not included, but the studio is near public transportation, making independent arrival straightforward.

The private-room setup is one of the strongest reasons to consider this package. You can attend with your companion without splitting up for separate appointments. At the same time, private does not mean you should expect a hotel-room treatment. The service takes place in a professional massage studio.

The provider states that the studio meets Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements, and that its practitioners are licensed. That is useful reassurance, though your own comfort still matters. Ask questions before the treatment begins, especially if you have injuries, sensitive skin, or a strong preference about oil and pressure.

The room supplies clean towels and massage oil, so you do not need to pack either. Bottled water is also included. Food and other drinks are not part of the package, and there is no hotel pickup or drop-off.

The first 60 minutes: full-body relaxing massage

The opening hour is the main part of the treatment. It is intended to reduce stress and relax the body, which makes it the most useful section for general post-sightseeing fatigue.

You should use the first few minutes to explain what you need. If your shoulders are tight from carrying a day bag, say so. If your legs are tired from walking, mention that too. The information specifically allows you to request the pressure you want, and that is worth doing before the massage begins rather than waiting until the pressure becomes uncomfortable.

This point matters because the published feedback is mixed on pressure. Some customers praised the pressure and room, while another described back pain that continued the next day. Another person enjoyed the treatment but felt the backwork was too firm. The safe approach is simple: start lighter if you are unsure, then ask for more pressure only if needed.

I would not treat relaxing massage as a promise of sports therapy, injury treatment, or medical care. The package is described as a comfort-focused service for stress and tired muscles. If you need therapeutic work for a diagnosed condition, confirm with the studio before booking.

For most sightseeing schedules, this hour is the part that gives the massage its value. A short 30-minute appointment may feel like a quick pause. Sixty minutes allows the therapist to work through more of the body without making the head and feet sections feel like afterthoughts.

The next 30 minutes: head massage

The second stage is a dedicated 30-minute head massage. The description presents it as soothing work that may help relieve tension and support circulation to the head and scalp.

You can think of this as a change of pace. After the broader bodywork, the head treatment offers a quieter, more focused section. It may appeal to you if you carry tension around the scalp, temples, neck, or head after a long day outdoors, although the package should not be treated as a medical remedy for headaches.

The half-hour length is generous for a head massage. It also means the treatment is not simply a few minutes added at the end. If you have a preference about pressure around the head or temples, mention it clearly. A gentle approach may be better for you than a firm one.

The head section is especially well suited to an afternoon appointment. The listed operating hours run from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM on Monday through Friday, so you could schedule this after morning sightseeing. You will need to plan around the weekday schedule, since weekend hours are not listed.

The final 30 minutes: foot massage for tired miles

The last stage is a 30-minute foot massage. For an Athens holiday, this is not a minor detail. Walking is a major part of seeing the city, and feet often carry the cost of a full day long before your back does.

The treatment is described as suitable for relaxation and energy balance. You should tell the masseur if your feet are especially tender, if you have blisters, or if you prefer less pressure. The package says pressure can be adjusted, but it is still your job to communicate clearly.

Placing the foot massage last can be convenient. You finish with the body part most likely to feel worn out after sightseeing, rather than getting back on your feet halfway through the appointment. Since the activity ends at the studio, you can then leave at your own pace and return to your accommodation or continue your evening nearby.

How the two-person format works

There are two masseurs in the room, one for each customer. This keeps both appointments on the same schedule and lets you share the time with your companion.

The arrangement is flexible in terms of who attends. The package is described as suitable for couples, friends, and family members, so you do not need to be romantic partners to use it. That makes the price easier to assess for a pair of friends who want the same break.

You should also understand what private means here. The room is private for your group of two, but this is still a working studio, not a custom treatment arranged inside your hotel. One poor booking reported concerns about the surroundings, loud music, oil expectations, and service communication. The provider’s reply was defensive, which is a point to keep in mind when deciding how much importance you place on a polished spa atmosphere.

The strongest published feedback praises the therapists, the room, the pressure, and the staff’s friendly manner. The negative experience is serious enough that I would not ignore it, particularly if you have a sensitive back or want a quiet luxury-spa setting. Ask about your needs before treatment and stop the massage immediately if anything hurts.

Is $116.36 per person good value?

The price is $116.36 per person, or $232.72 for two people before any optional extras. That is not a low-cost massage, but it buys two full hours per person and three separate treatments.

The value improves if you specifically want all three parts. Booking a shorter body massage and adding a brief foot treatment elsewhere may cost less, but it would not provide the same 60-minute, 30-minute, 30-minute structure or the convenience of a shared private room.

You also avoid several small add-on costs. Towels, oil, bottled water, fees, and taxes are included. You do not need to bring supplies, and there is no surprise charge for the basic treatment itself.

The price is harder to justify if you only want a quick foot rub or a standard one-hour massage. In that case, the full package may be more treatment than you need. It also does not include transport, food, drinks beyond bottled water, or hotel pickup and drop-off.

I would see it as a midrange relaxation splurge for a pair, not a bargain appointment. It makes the most sense after several active sightseeing days, when the value lies in time, privacy, and having the body, head, and feet handled in one visit.

Timing, confirmation, and the one issue to check

The published schedule lists Monday through Friday, 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. That narrow window is important. If you are in Athens for a short weekend break, this may not fit your plans. If you have a weekday in town, an afternoon appointment may work well after morning sightseeing.

Confirmation is provided at booking. Still, one published account describes a reservation not being passed on to the massage provider, creating a wasted trip. I would contact the provider before leaving for the studio and confirm the date, time, and number of people. The provider is Theodores Private Tours, also listed as Theodores Travel, and one provider response is signed Theodore Stamatis.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded or accepted, and the cut-off uses local Athens time.

The activity is private for your group, and most people can participate. The information does not provide detailed accessibility specifications, so ask before booking if you need specific access arrangements.

What the published feedback means for your decision

The score is 3.8 out of 5 from five published ratings. That is a small sample, so I would not treat it as a firm prediction of your appointment, but it does show a clear pattern of both strengths and risks.

The positive side is specific. One person praised the massage experience, pressure, room, and therapists. Another called it a great way to relax after walking and sightseeing, and also praised the friendly, professional staff. A French-language account described the massage as relaxing and said the masseurs were professional.

The concerns are also specific. One person reported back pain after the session and described the service as unprofessional. Another enjoyed the treatment but felt the pressure on the back was too strong. There was also a complaint about a reservation not being properly communicated to the provider.

That leaves me with a balanced view. The treatment plan is attractive, the private room is useful, and the best feedback is enthusiastic about relaxation and staff. But you should manage expectations about the setting, confirm your reservation directly, and give clear pressure instructions.

Who should book this Athens massage?

I would point this toward:

• A couple who wants a shared private room rather than separate appointments.
• Friends or family members looking for a two-hour break together.
• People with tired feet after several days of walking.
• Anyone who wants body, head, and foot work in one booking.
• Visitors who can attend on a weekday afternoon.
• You if a professional studio is acceptable and you do not need hotel pickup.

I would think twice if you want a high-end spa setting, need a highly tailored therapeutic massage, or have a back condition that requires specialist care. The mixed feedback on pressure makes clear communication essential.

Should you book this private Athens massage?

Book it if you value two full hours, three treatment stages, and a private room for two more than a luxury-spa setting. The foot massage is particularly practical after Athens sightseeing, while the head massage gives the appointment a calmer finish.

Before booking, check the weekday hours, confirm the appointment directly, and tell both therapists exactly what pressure you want. At $116.36 each, it is a considered splurge, but the long session and included supplies can make it worthwhile for a pair who truly needs a rest day for the body.

FAQ

How long does the massage experience last?

The activity lasts approximately two hours, or 120 minutes, for each person.

What treatments are included?

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 treatment takes place in a private room reserved for the two people in your booking.

How many therapists are in the room?

Two masseurs are present, with one therapist working on each customer.

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You should ask your therapist for the pressure you prefer.

Where does the activity take place?

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

What is included in the price?

Clean towels, massage oil, bottled water, all fees, and taxes are included.

Is transportation included?

No. Transportation, hotel pickup and drop-off, food, and drinks are not included.

When is the massage available?

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

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.