
Make room for the session
Choose the agreed treatment space and leave enough room around it for comfortable movement. Put fragile objects, bags and valuables away. A tidy space helps you begin the appointment without rearranging the room while the therapist waits.
If you have questions about bedding or supplies, ask before arrival. Do not assume that every therapist carries the same equipment. Tell the operator if the room layout or available space creates a limitation.
Set your comfort preferences
Choose a comfortable temperature and lighting level. Explain the pressure and areas you prefer at the start, and ask for changes during the massage whenever you need them.
For an oil course, ask about the practical preparation that the therapist recommends. Your comfort and privacy matter throughout the session. You can request that an uncomfortable movement stop.
Have the booking details ready
Keep the final confirmation and agreed payment available. Before starting, check that the therapist, course and duration match what you arranged. Resolve a discrepancy with the operator before the appointment proceeds.
Stay reachable until arrival. In a residence, explain the building entrance and any intercom or gate procedure through the private conversation. Do not publish private access codes in a public page or review.
Finish the arrival steps
If you need to meet the therapist in the lobby, wait for the arrival message and confirm the right entrance. A current outfit photo can help with recognition. Escort the therapist using the route permitted by the hotel.
Once in the room, allow a few minutes to settle in and discuss the session. The travel estimate and appointment duration describe different parts of the visit; keep them distinct when planning the evening.

