Partners write to the house regularly asking to arrange a yoni massage for the woman they are travelling with. It is a kind idea, and it can work very well. It also has one condition that nobody should skip: booking a yoni massage for your partner only makes sense once she has said, clearly and in her own words, that she would like one.
Start with her, not with the office
A surprise dinner is a pleasant gift. A surprise massage of this kind is not. Before you write to the house, talk to her. Explain what a yoni session is, show her the yoni massage guide, and let her ask questions. If she is curious but undecided, leave it there for a day. If she says no, that is the answer.
When she says yes, ask her a few things that will help the booking. Would she prefer a therapist who talks her through the opening, or one who says very little? Is there a language she would feel most comfortable in? Would she like you in the room, or would she rather be alone? Every therapist on the roster is a woman, which most women find reassuring, but the other questions have no standard answer.
Who sends the message
You can send the booking message yourself, but the house will want to know that she agrees, and the therapist will confirm it with her in person at the start. Some couples find it simpler for her to write directly, or to add a line in the thread. Either way works. She must be twenty-one or older, and so must you if you plan to be present.
Tell the office that the session is for your partner, whether it is her first yoni session, and whether you will stay in the room. That last detail matters, because it changes how the therapist plans the opening.
Length and price
The house holds to ninety minutes as the shortest sensible yoni session. For one client with one therapist, ninety minutes cost €270 and two hours €360; most women choose two hours. If you would both like to receive a session at the same time, that is a couples booking with two therapists, which costs €1,080 for ninety minutes and €1,440 for two hours, and always carries a deposit.
Deposit and payment
A first booking with the house is confirmed with a deposit of half the price, paid by card, Revolut, Wise or crypto after the office accepts. For a first ninety minutes, that is €135 ahead and €135 paid when the therapist arrives, in cash, by card or in crypto. A booking made for another day, or on a peak date, also carries a deposit. Deposits are not refunded if the booking is cancelled, so it is worth being sure before you pay. The cancellation policy explains how a single change of date works.
If you will be in the room
Being present is allowed when she wants it, but it changes your role. You are there to keep her company, not to direct the session. Sit somewhere comfortable, keep quiet, and leave the conversation to her and the therapist. If at any point she would like you to step out, step out without discussion.
Many partners decide to take a walk instead. An hour or two in a nearby bar or along the canal gives her the room to herself, and you come back to a quiet evening rather than a crowded one.
Afterwards
Pay the balance quietly if you are the one paying, before or after, whichever feels less awkward; the therapist will not raise it in front of your partner unless you do.
Do not ask for a review. Let her rest, bring her water, and let her decide whether she wants to talk about it. Some women want to share every detail; others would rather keep the evening to themselves. Both are fine.
If it went well, she may want to book again herself. The page on yoni massage at your hotel covers how she can arrange it directly next time.