A plain guide to the foot menu: massage, reflexology, rose bath, scrub
Our foot menu has four treatments, and at first glance the names blur together. Here is the plain translation.
The building blocks
Foot massage / reflexology is the core: traditional pressure-point work across the soles and lower legs, the part that deals with the tiredness itself. Rose bath is the warm rose-infused soak that starts the session and settles your feet (and you) before the hands-on work. Scrub is exfoliation, for rough heels and hard-working soles that show it.
How the four combine
- Foot massage + rose bath: soak, then reflexology. The easy classic and the right first visit.
- Foot reflexology, rose bath & scrub: adds the scrub, for feet that work hard and show it.
- Foot massage + neck & shoulder: pairs the foot work with a neck-and-shoulder release. Screen tension and tired feet in one session.
- Foot, rose bath, scrub, neck & shoulder: the complete ritual, everything above in one longer sitting.
Current durations and prices are on the services page. Pay online and every treatment is 10% off.
Choosing in one line
Tired feet on a first visit, take the classic. Rough heels too, add the scrub. Neck gone as well, take the pairing. Long week everywhere, take the complete ritual.
One more thing people do not expect: you stay dressed for foot treatments. That makes them the easiest session to fit into an ordinary evening. You do not need to plan anything, just walk up from exit E2.