An overnight reserves a single therapist for an eight-hour night at EUR 1,250, a format couples choose for anniversaries and long weekends, confirmed with EUR 625 in advance.
An overnight turns a session into a night. Eight hours sit in one block at EUR 1,250, and this is the single point on the ladder where the fee bends: eight single hours would cost more. For couples it raises a question single guests never face, which is how one therapist's night is shared between two people.
The overnight is a single-therapist format. The ladder carries no night-long price for a pair, so a couple who want a pair for the whole night should raise it with the office before assuming a figure. Most couples who book an overnight are content with one therapist, and they shape the eight hours around their own evening: a late dinner in the room, a session for one partner, then the other, a long quiet stretch, a slow start to the morning.
Half of the overnight fee is always settled beforehand. That means EUR 625 settled after the office accepts, by card, Revolut, Wise or cryptocurrency, and EUR 625 paid when the therapist arrives, in cash, by card or in crypto. Because an overnight commits her for the whole night, and usually has to be arranged in advance anyway, the deposit is not waived for couples who have booked before.
An overnight suits the last night of a trip, a wedding anniversary or a hotel room booked specifically to be enjoyed rather than slept in for four hours. It suits less well a couple with an early flight, since the eight hours are a block and a morning departure cuts them short without a refund. A session ended early on your side is not refunded in part.
More on how a night is spent sits on the overnight page, while the duration ladder places it against shorter bookings.