How much time would you like to spend on massage?
Perhaps you are coming after work and have other plans for the evening. On a day like that, choosing a standalone massage can make your time easier to organise. Decide on the treatment and session length, then plan your visit around them.
The Mystic Hands menu offers 60- and 90-minute options for relaxation, Swedish and Balinese massage. There are also treatments focused on particular areas, such as the back and neck or the feet. When choosing, explain where you would like attention and what level of pressure feels comfortable.
If you have more time to yourself at the weekend, a package combining a bath and massage may appeal. Think about which parts of the visit you would most enjoy: a quiet pause in the bath, the massage, or an additional body-care treatment.
What treatments are included in the package?
The first thing to read when choosing a package is its contents. At Mystic Hands, packages with the same name include different treatments in the women’s and men’s menus:
- Mystic Balance: a foam bath, Swedish massage and scrub massage for women; a foam bath, Balinese massage and scrub massage for men.
- Mystic Energy: a relaxation bath, Balinese massage and head massage for women; a relaxation bath, Swedish massage and foot massage for men.
- Mystic Harmony: a milk bath, relaxation massage and facial massage for women; a milk bath, relaxation massage and head massage for men.
If you would like a scrub treatment, look at Balance. If head, foot or facial massage interests you more, compare the Energy and Harmony contents in the relevant menu.
Read the total visit time separately from massage time
A package’s total duration covers the whole visit. The time set aside for massage is one part of it. When choosing, check both the massage length and how much time you need for the complete package.
If you have plans afterwards, confirming your arrival and departure times when booking can help you organise the day. Allow time to get ready and to travel as well.
Spend your budget on the parts you most enjoy
When comparing prices, first choose the relevant menu and session length. Then consider the package extras: how much value do you place on spending time in the bath and on the other body-care stages?
If you want more time for massage, explore the duration options for a standalone session. If you would like to try several treatments in one visit, focus on the package contents and final price. Letting our staff know your budget in advance can also help you choose a suitable option.
Choose a bath experience that feels comfortable
Do you enjoy spending time in warm water? How do you feel about scented products? Does a milk bath or a scrub appeal to you?
You can ask about the ingredients and scents of products used during bath and body-care treatments, as well as the water temperature. Mention sensitive skin and any known allergies when booking. These details help make the choice more personal and comfortable than the menu names alone can.
Coming together? Talk about what each of you wants
Start by agreeing on a shared plan. Are you both mainly interested in massage, or would you also enjoy making time for a bath and refreshments?
Alongside an option with massage and tea service, the Mystic Hands couples’ menu includes packages with a bath and additional services. Compare them by massage length, bath stage, decoration and refreshments.
If one of you prefers gentle pressure and the other likes it firmer, each of you should explain your preference. That helps make the time you spend together comfortable for you both.
Make the choice with two final questions
- What do I want most from this visit: a focus on massage, or a longer break with a bath and additional body care?
- How much time can I set aside, including getting ready and travelling?
Once you have found an option that suits you, contact us about your preferred date and location. Choose whichever of our Khatai and Old City branches is more convenient, then confirm the service’s availability, price and appointment time with our staff.
