Guide
Massage table or your bed?
| On your bed | On a table | |
|---|---|---|
| Space needed | Your bed as it is | About 7 × 5 ft of floor, plus room to walk around |
| Extra charge | None | None |
| Therapists | All of them | Only those who bring a table |
| Access for the therapist | From the side and the end of the bed | From every side |
| Afterwards | Stay where you are | The therapist packs the table away |
| Parking | Any | Close to your door helps — tables are heavy |
How a bed massage works
Your therapist covers your bed with their own linen. You lie down as you would on a table, and they work from the side and the end of the bed, adjusting their stance for the lower height. Any treatment on this site can be done this way.
How a table massage works
Your therapist arrives with a folding table, sets it up in the space you show them, and packs it away afterwards. A table lets them reach you from every side.
Using your own table
Choose “on your bed” when you book and mention your table in the note to your therapist.
FAQs
Is a bed massage as good?
Most people find it just as relaxing. Firm deep-tissue work is a little easier for the therapist on a table.
Does a table cost more?
No. Bed and table are the same price.
Can I change my mind after booking?
Yes, up to 12 hours before. Switching to a table may mean a different therapist.
Will oil get on my sheets?
Your therapist covers the bed with their own linen.