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

The best feature here is the private room for two, with one therapist assigned to each person. After a day on Athens pavements, you get 60 minutes of full-body relaxation followed by 30 minutes each for the head and feet. You can also ask for the pressure you prefer, which matters when a soothing treatment is the goal.

I like the clear three-part format and the convenient downtown address at Imittou 225. I also like that you do not need to pack towels or oil, and that the treatment is private rather than a shared-room appointment. The main caution is consistency: the experience has received both enthusiastic and sharply critical feedback, including complaints about pressure, music, and booking communication.

Key points before you book

• Three treatments in two hours: Each person receives 60 minutes of full-body massage, 30 minutes of head massage, and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• Private couples setting: Only your party participates, with two therapists working at the same time.
• Pressure is adjustable: Tell your therapist clearly if you want light, medium, or firmer pressure.
• Downtown Athens location: Meet at Imittou 225, near public transportation, and make your own way there.
• Weekday afternoon hours: Appointments are listed from Monday to Friday, 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
• Confirm the appointment: One customer reported that a booking was not passed on correctly, so it is sensible to contact the provider before setting out.

A two-hour reset after Athens sightseeing

Athens rewards walking, but it can punish your feet. The Acropolis slopes, polished marble, uneven pavements, and long days in the sun can leave your back, neck, and legs asking for a quiet evening. This treatment is designed for exactly that point in the day.

The package gives each person a full two hours. That is longer than the quick shoulder massage or short foot treatment you often find in city centers. You and your companion remain together in a private room while two therapists work at the same time, so nobody has to wait alone.

The plan is simple. First comes a full-body relaxing massage. Then the focus moves to the head and finally the feet. It is less about a rapid succession of unrelated services and more about gradually calming the body from shoulders to scalp to soles.

I would schedule it after a morning or early afternoon of sightseeing, not before a major museum visit. You are paying for rest, and the value is greatest when you have already put in several hours of walking.

What happens during the 60-minute full-body massage

The first hour is the main treatment. A full-body relaxing massage is intended to ease general tension and help you settle into the session. The description emphasizes relaxation rather than sports massage, injury treatment, or medical therapy.

You should use the opening moments to explain what you need. If your back is tired from carrying a day bag, say so. If your legs are sore from hills, mention that. Most important, be specific about pressure before the massage gets under way.

This point deserves attention because the available feedback is mixed. One person praised the pressure and the therapists, while another said the pressure left their back sore the following day. Another customer found the treatment relaxing overall but wished pressure had been discussed more clearly. The practical lesson is easy: do not wait until the end to speak up.

Ask for lighter pressure if you want a gentle holiday massage. Ask for firmer work only if that is genuinely comfortable for you. A relaxing massage should not leave you feeling that you had to endure it.

The studio supplies oil and clean towels, so you do not need to carry anything special. Bottled water is also included. Food and drinks beyond the supplied water are not part of the package.

The 30-minute head massage

The second stage gives you half an hour of head massage. The treatment is presented as a way to soothe the whole body through the scalp and head, and it may be especially appealing if you have tension around the temples or have spent the day concentrating in museums and busy streets.

This section also breaks up the full-body routine in a useful way. Instead of two uninterrupted hours of similar work, you get a noticeable change of focus. For some people, head massage is the most calming part of a treatment. For others, direct work around the head and scalp can feel more intense, so again, communication matters.

If you have a headache or a tender scalp, tell the therapist before this portion starts. The stated purpose includes helping with headaches and supporting circulation to the head, but this is a relaxation service, not a substitute for medical care.

You may also want to mention hair preferences. The supplied details do not state whether the head massage uses oil or whether hair is washed afterward, so do not expect a salon service. The included oil is listed as part of the massage supplies, not as a separate hair treatment.

The 30-minute foot massage for tired Athens legs

The final half hour is devoted to the feet. This is a sensible ending after sightseeing because your feet usually take the greatest beating in Athens. A foot massage can also feel like a clean finish to the session, bringing attention to the parts of your body that have carried you around the city.

The treatment is described as suitable for relaxation and energy balance. It is not advertised as reflexology, podiatry, or treatment for a foot injury. If you have a medical condition affecting your feet, you should ask the provider before booking because no medical screening details are supplied.

The order of the session works well for a sightseeing day. You begin with broad full-body work, shift to the head, then finish at the feet. If your main concern is aching legs, mention that during the first consultation so the therapist can take it into account before the final segment.

The private room and two-therapist setup

Privacy is one of the strongest reasons to choose this package instead of booking two separate appointments. The room is reserved for your party, and there are two masseurs, one for each person. You can share the occasion with a partner, friend, or family member without being placed with strangers.

The setup also keeps the timing fair. Both people receive the same 120-minute treatment at once. That sounds obvious, but it avoids the awkward arrangement where one person finishes early and waits in a reception area.

The experience is not limited to romantic couples. The description specifically allows two friends, family members, or partners to book together. That makes it useful for a pair who wants a quiet break without splitting up for two hours.

There are limits to what the private-room promise means. It does not guarantee a hotel-room appointment, private shower, or complete control over the surrounding building. One strongly negative account complained about loud music and a nearby cemetery, while the provider response referred to those surroundings. If the atmosphere outside the treatment room matters greatly to you, keep that in mind.

Location at Imittou 225 in Athens

The meeting point is Imittou 225, Athina 116 32, Greece. The studio is described as being near public transportation, but transportation to and from the appointment is not included. You need to reach the address independently, and the activity ends there.

That makes the treatment easy to add to a day already spent in central Athens, but you should allow enough time to find the building. A massage appointment is not a good moment to test a complicated route at the last minute. Check your map and transport plan before leaving your hotel.

The listed opening hours are Monday through Friday, 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This is a narrow weekday window, so you cannot assume that a Sunday or evening appointment is available. Ask for a confirmed time before organizing the rest of your day.

The activity is listed for dates through June 16, 2026, with confirmation received at booking. Still, one customer reported that the booking information did not reach the massage provider. Because of that, I would contact Theodores Private Tours, the provider, to make sure the studio has your date and time. This is especially important if you are fitting the massage between timed attractions.

Professional standards and what is provided

The studio is described as meeting Greek Ministry of Health and European Union requirements, with licensed professionals. That gives you useful reassurance about the stated operating standards, although it does not tell you which therapist will be assigned or what massage qualification each person holds.

You receive clean towels, oil, bottled water, and all fees and taxes. There is no need to bring towels or massage oil. Transportation, hotel pickup, hotel drop-off, food, and drinks are excluded.

The service is private, and most people can participate according to the booking information. That is a broad statement rather than a medical guarantee. If you are pregnant, recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or taking medication that affects massage safety, ask the provider before booking.

The staff have been described positively in some feedback, with particular praise for friendly and professional service. Another account strongly disagreed and called the experience unprofessional. I would treat the professional standard as a reason to book with reasonable expectations, not as a promise that every appointment will feel identical.

Is $116.36 per person good value?

At $116.36 per person, the total for two is $232.72 before any separate transport costs. That is not a budget foot rub, but you are buying four hours of therapist time for the pair, with two hours per person and two therapists working at once.

The value depends on how you use it. If you want a short treatment squeezed between sightseeing stops, this package may be longer and more expensive than needed. If both of you want a full reset after a demanding day, the two-hour format makes more sense.

The private room adds value for couples and friends who want to relax together. The three-part structure also means you are not paying for two hours of the same technique. On the other hand, the price is harder to justify if the appointment is poorly communicated or if you want a luxury spa setting with extensive facilities, since no such facilities are listed.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time lowers the booking risk. Cancel within 24 hours and the payment is not refunded, and changes in that period are not accepted. Set a reminder to confirm the appointment and keep the cancellation deadline in view.

Who will like this Athens massage

I would consider this a good match for:

• A couple who wants a private treatment at the same time.
• Two friends or family members who have spent a full day walking.
• Someone who prefers a long, unhurried appointment over a short city-center massage.
• People who want to choose their own pressure.
• Visitors staying near public transportation and able to reach Imittou 225 independently.

I would be more cautious if you need a luxury spa complex, a hotel-room visit, a medical massage, or a guaranteed quiet setting beyond the private treatment room. The available information does not promise those things.

It is also not ideal for a tight schedule. The treatment lasts about two hours, and you need extra time for transport. Book it as a planned rest period rather than an appointment you hope to squeeze between two attractions.

How to get the best result

Tell the provider your preferred time and then confirm that the studio has received it. This is the most useful practical step because a booking communication problem was reported.

At the start, tell both therapists what pressure you want. Mention tender areas, sore legs, back discomfort, headaches, or anything you do not want worked on. You can change your mind during the appointment. Speaking up is part of getting the treatment you paid for.

Arrive ready for a relaxing session, but do not assume the appointment includes food, drinks beyond bottled water, hotel transport, or post-treatment facilities. Wear something comfortable for getting to and from the studio, and give yourself enough time to find the address.

The provider is Theodores Private Tours, also known as Theodores Travel. Responses connected with the service have been signed by Theodore Stamatis, but the information does not identify the individual therapists assigned to each appointment.

Should you book this couples massage?

Book it if your priority is a long private treatment for two in Athens, especially after a day of walking. The full-body, head, and foot sequence is easy to understand, the supplies are included, and the two-person setup means you can relax at the same time rather than taking turns.

I would book with two safeguards: confirm the reservation directly and agree on pressure at the start. The positive experiences praise the relaxing treatment, friendly staff, and professional massage work, while the negative experience shows that communication and atmosphere may not be perfect every time.

For a reasonably priced, practical recovery session, this is worth considering. For a high-end spa day or a completely controlled setting, choose something else.

FAQ

How long does the massage experience last?

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

Is the massage private for couples?

Yes. The treatment takes place in a private room reserved for your party, with two masseurs, one for each customer.

Can friends or family members book this experience?

Yes. The activity is available for two people, including friends, romantic partners, and family members.

Where does the massage take place?

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

What should I bring?

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

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You can ask your therapist for the pressure you require. It is best to explain your preference before the treatment begins and speak up if it needs to change.

What are the opening hours and cancellation terms?

Appointments are listed Monday through Friday from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours in advance are not accepted for a refund.