Prices vary by location and the therapists' experience level. Costs are typically higher for specialty massages like hot stone or deep tissue.
Some spas offer packages that include extras like wine and chocolates. Therapists working for a spa or non-medical office typically only receive a portion of what you pay the facility, so while tipping is not necessarily required, it can make a huge difference in a massage therapist's take-home pay. A couples massage allows two people to share the experience of massage therapy at the same time and in the same room. The therapists work simultaneously and typically coordinate their movements to ensure each person has the same kind of experience.
While it's common for romantic couples, a couples massage can also be great for friends, siblings, a mother and daughter, or anyone who wishes to have a shared, relaxing, and therapeutic experience.
Most therapists recommend undressing to your comfort level for a full-body Swedish, deep tissue, or hot stone couples massage. Some people undress completely, while others choose to leave underwear on. Many spas provide robes for you and your partner, and you are typically covered with a sheet or towels during the massage, with the therapist uncovering only the area they are working on.
Wearing comfortable clothing that comes on and off easily will help you stay relaxed when re-dressing after your session is complete. A traditional Thai couples massage is done fully clothed.
