It begins in the water
You step into the shower, and she follows. Bath gel, not oil, worked into a thick foam between her palms; then her hands on your shoulders, down your back, your arms, your legs and round to the front, in long unhurried movements of washing rather than pressing.
The water runs the whole time, so the foam is rinsed away and renewed. In the nude version of the format her body becomes part of the wash. Either way you feel thoroughly cared for, looked after in a way adults rarely are.
Where it comes from
Bangkok, in the fifties and sixties, where the old sequence of bath, steam and massage became the soapy parlours the city is known for: a wet room, a mattress, more foam than seems reasonable. The full Thai version needs a purpose-built room, and we do not pretend to offer it. What we bring you is its heart: the shower sequence, given properly, as the opening of a longer session.
Out of the water
She turns the water off, wraps you in a towel. The room has been kept hot for exactly this moment, so there is no cold instant anywhere in the sequence. Two metres to the tatami and fresh linen, and the change from foam to oil opens the second half — tantric, body-to-body or the relaxing full-body massage — with your body already soft from the heat and your muscles already loose.
Men who began in the shower often skip a second one and leave straight from the tatami. The bathroom is yours if you want it.
Why water first
Two reasons. The question of cleanliness, yours and hers, is settled completely before anything else, which is often what first-timers were quietly worrying about. And a body that has spent fifteen minutes under hot water with someone's hands on it is not the body that walked in off the street. On the tatami you begin where an ordinary session would arrive after twenty minutes.
Made for you if…
- you have come straight from the airport or a long day and want the travel washed off before anything else
- being looked after appeals more than being worked on
- hygiene is on your mind and you would love it settled at the start, in the water
- you love water — baths, hammams, the sea — and want your session to begin there
Perhaps not, if…
- you dislike being wet, or sharing a shower feels awkward rather than good — a sensual massage gives you the same care on dry skin
- you want the Bangkok mattress version — we do not have it and would rather tell you so
- what you want from water is slide rather than washing; that is nuru, a different thing with a different material
Soapy massage: programmes that open in the shower
Four programmes open in the water, listed on the menu as an erotic shower. Nyx Sensoria, forty-five minutes, is the one to choose if this page has caught your eye: a warm shower with her, then body-to-body.
Erosophía pairs a nude shower with a tantric massage; take the sixty-minute version so the water has its time. The shower also opens Nagomi Sensual and Ancestral Lust among the longer programmes. Each room at our centre comes with its own shower; in your hotel she uses your bathroom.
Questions
Soapy or nuru?
Foam and running water in the shower, the movements of washing, care and heat: that is soapy. A thick gel, a frictionless slide, most of the session: that is nuru. One opens a session; the other is the session.
Is the whole session in the shower?
No. Ten to fifteen minutes in the water, then the tatami. A session entirely in water is the Thai format, which needs a wet room.
Which programme, and does thirty minutes work?
Nyx Sensoria at forty-five minutes if the shower is what brought you here, or Erosophía, which includes the shower together even at thirty minutes. Choose sixty for longer under the water and on the tatami.
How is the shower kept clean?
Cleaned and rinsed between every guest, with fresh towels and bath mat each time, and gel from a pump rather than a shared bar.
Contact lenses, hair?
Both fine. There is a hairdryer and time to use it. Prefer to keep your head dry? Say so and she works from the shoulders down.
At my hotel?
Yes, if your bathroom has a walk-in shower or a bath with a shower over it. Turn the heating up before she arrives, because the step from water to bed is what suffers in a cool room.
Ready for soapy? Just send us a message.
