Yoni is the Sanskrit word the menu uses for the tantra session as offered to a woman; it is booked at ninety minutes or longer, and usually at two hours.
Yoni is a Sanskrit word whose senses include source, origin and place of birth. In Hindu imagery it is paired with the lingam, and in the vocabulary of Western tantric bodywork it came to refer to the female body. On this menu it names one thing: the tantra session as it is offered to a woman.
The house treats ninety minutes as the shortest sensible yoni booking, and two hours as the length most women choose. The reason is the pace. A yoni session gives an unusually long share of its time to the opening, to warmth, breath and the settling of the body, and that part cannot be shortened without changing what the session is. An hour is on the ladder, but it is not what the office would suggest for a yoni booking. In figures: EUR 270 for the shorter, EUR 360 for the longer.
Women book for themselves in the same way anyone does: a message to the booking line naming the time, how long, where, and yoni as the technique. A preference for a particular therapist can be stated. Many women ask questions first, about the pace, about the room, about whether they may ask for a pause at any moment, and the office answers them in the thread before anything is confirmed. The guide for women gathers those answers.
A partner sometimes arranges a yoni session for someone else. That is welcome, provided the woman receiving it has asked for it herself, and is twenty-one or older. The booking follows the ordinary deposit rules: a first booking of two hours, EUR 360, is confirmed with EUR 180 ahead.
The yoni massage guide answers the most common questions in detail, and the service page covers the practical arrangements.