60, 90 or 120 Minute Massage: Which to Book

For a first massage or a general full body session, 60 minutes is enough. Choose 90 minutes if you want extra time on the back and shoulders or simply a slower pace. Two hours suits flowing rituals like Lomi Lomi or the Elvara Signature. A 30 minute session works for focused upper back and neck tension.

30 minutes

Enough for one area done properly. Our back and shoulder massage is 30 minutes for AED 400 and fits into a lunch break.

60 minutes

The standard full body massage: back, legs, arms, shoulders and neck at a comfortable pace. It suits first visits, regular maintenance and most people most of the time. A 60 minute Swedish massage costs AED 650, most other treatments AED 700.

90 minutes

The same full body routine, with time to return to tight areas and no rush. Good if your back and shoulders need real attention, if you are booking deep tissue, or if you find 60 minutes ends just as you relax. Ninety minutes costs AED 800 to AED 950 for most treatments, and AED 1,600 for four hands.

120 minutes

A full ritual. It suits techniques that depend on a long, continuous rhythm, such as Lomi Lomi, hot candle, hot oil and the Elvara Signature, each AED 1,200 for two hours.

A simple rule

If you are not sure, book 60 minutes the first time and notice whether you wished it were longer. Next time, adjust. For a full body massage, most regular guests settle on 60 or 90. All durations are on the price page.

FAQ

Is a 60 minute massage enough?

For a full body massage, yes. Choose 90 if you want extra time on problem areas.

Is 90 minutes worth it?

If you carry a lot of tension or like a slower pace, many guests find it is.

Who should book 120 minutes?

Guests booking Lomi Lomi, hot candle, hot oil or the Signature as a full ritual.

Is a 30 minute massage worth it?

For upper back and neck tension, yes.

How much is a 90 minute massage at Elvara?

From AED 800 for aromatherapy and AED 850 for Swedish or Balinese, AED 900 for most other treatments.

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