The ladder, from an hour to a whole night
The duration ladder is the set of lengths a booking can take here, from a single hour at EUR 180 up to the eight hour block, with the figures fixed.
Five rungs, one guest, one therapist: an hour at EUR 180, ninety minutes at EUR 270, two hours at EUR 360, three hours at EUR 540, and the eight hour block at EUR 1,250. Two therapists in the room run at EUR 360 an hour, a couple with one therapist at the same EUR 360, and a couple with a therapist each at EUR 720.
The season nudges the rung
In a mild month an hour is a whole session and most guests need nothing more. In a room that started cold, the first stretch is spent getting warm, and an hour that gives fifteen minutes to that is not really an hour. Ninety minutes absorbs the warming without anybody noticing it happen, which is why it is the length most often suggested between November and March.
Where the longer rungs get used
Two and three hours are the usual weekend lengths in the dark half of the year, and three hours gets written more often in December than in any other month. In a hot week the pattern reverses: shorter sessions, later starts, and a preference for the hours after the temperature has dropped.
Choosing without overthinking it
Say what the evening actually is rather than picking a number first. A description of the room, the weather and how much of the night is free will get you a straighter answer than a length chosen in advance. Every profile prints the whole grid, so the figure is never a surprise.