Day one
Arrive, and Let the City Go
The first day has one job: to get the city out of your shoulders. Travel, traffic and group chats dissolve in warm water and low light.

From 16:00
The arrival hour
Robes are already warm. Tea is poured before anyone asks a question, and the sitting room — low lamps, soft throws, the smell of bath oil — is yours.
- Warm towels for shoulders stiff from travel
- A first deep soak, if you want it, while friends settle in
- Phones away, if you can bear it — the room helps

From 17:30
The first session
Sixty minutes, deliberately light: warm oil, slow pressure, breathing room. One guest at a time; the others rest in the sitting room with tea.
- Balinese-inspired full-body care
- Warm oil and warmer towels throughout
- Nothing deeper asked of you on day one

Why the first session stays light
A body that has just travelled does not want intensity; it wants to be convinced it is safe to soften. The first session is that convincing — unhurried hands, warm room, no surprises.
By the second day, the same hands can work far deeper, because the room is familiar and your shoulders already trust it.
Settle-in comforts

Robes & slippers
Warmed robes, soft slippers, a dressing space that never feels shared with strangers.

A warm room
The studio is kept warm and dim from the moment you arrive — no cold floors, no bright lights.

Your file begins
Pressures, scents, temperatures you love — noted quietly, kept for every future visit.
Warm water, low light, unhurried hands — your weekend is arranged near you, in a private studio kept only for members. Send one message and the concierge holds your dates.
