More focused pressure
What “deep tissue” means on this website
The Deep Tissue page is for guests looking for more focused and sustained pressure than a standard relaxing massage. It does not mean that every part of the session must be intensely pressured. A useful approach is to identify the areas where firmer work is wanted and keep the rest of the treatment at a comfortable level.
The service is presented as a wellness massage, not as physiotherapy or a medical treatment. It should not be described as diagnosing injuries, correcting structural problems or curing pain. If you have an injury, significant pain or a medical concern, appropriate professional advice is more important than choosing a stronger spa massage.
Communication
Firm pressure should still be adjustable
“Deep” is not a fixed intensity that every guest has to tolerate. Tell the practitioner if the pressure is too strong, if a particular area needs less attention or if you want the session focused on a smaller number of areas. Comfort and communication remain part of the treatment.
If your main goal is to slow down rather than seek sustained pressure, compare the Relaxing Massage page. If you prefer movement and assisted stretches, Thai Massage may be a more relevant option.
Duration & price
Check the currently published options
Each published Deep Tissue option connects a duration with its price in MAD. If the duration you want is not listed, ask the team what is currently available.
Send the treatment name, preferred date and time when booking. The team confirms the available slot and current details before the appointment is treated as confirmed.
Planning your session
Choose pressure for a reason, not because “stronger” sounds better
A firmer massage is most useful when it matches what you actually want from the session. If your priority is a calm pause, a relaxing format may suit you better than Deep Tissue. Choose firmer work because it matches the pressure you want, not because “stronger” sounds more effective.
