The overnight is eight hours with one therapist or with two, sold as a night at a block price, not by the hour, and confirmed with half ahead.
Some bookings are measured in hours. This one is measured in darkness. Eight hours of it, one therapist, one flat figure.
Count it out by the hour and the night starts to look cheap. Each hour past the third adds one more single hour to the bill. Somewhere during the seventh, the running total passes the flat night, which is priced a little under seven single hours. Eight hours bought one at a time would come to eight full hourly fees. If the plan reaches seven, book the night and put the calculator away.
Every overnight carries the deposit, for regulars and for tonight alike. For a single client with one therapist, half the night clears by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer, once the thread has confirmed it, and the other half changes hands when she arrives. Call the night off with more than a day to spare and that first half comes back entire. Inside the last day, the notice scale decides how much of it is fee already earned, and if another client takes the night, the whole sum is returned.
A pair stays the night as well. Two therapists for eight hours cost a single client sixteen solo hours, half of that clearing ahead. A couple taking one therapist through the night pays twice the solo night, and a couple taking two pays twice the pair's night; the deposit is half in each case.
Room to breathe. A slower pace. Food brought up, a late shower, sleep if it comes. The rhythm of the eight hours is talked over once she is through the door, and the limits she names at the start hold until morning. What nobody books it for is eight hours without a pause, and nobody should.
The shorter rungs sit under duration ladder. The journal gives a full night its due in overnight B2B massage, and the half-ahead rule and its notice scale are set out on the booking terms.