Massage therapists with a shower on site

Showing therapists whose premises include a shower you're welcome to use. The listings below are fictional examples for now.

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Day spas, salons, sports therapists and therapists who do home visits all list the same way. Each new profile starts as New — not yet rated, then earns its scores from registered members who book.

Why choose a therapist with a shower on site?

Most full body massages use oil. It's lovely for your skin, but not everyone wants to go back to the office, the gym or a dinner date still wearing it. With a shower on site you can rinse off, get dressed and carry on with your day feeling fresh rather than glossy. Small practical details like this are often what turns "I'll book a massage one day" into a booking today.

Made for lunch-hour bookings

A massage in your lunch hour works best when you can go straight back to work. A shower on site makes that easy: arrive, have your treatment, shower, and you're back at your desk on time with no oil on your collar.

Before the treatment, too

A shower isn't only for afterwards. Coming straight from the gym, a run or a long day on your feet? Rinsing off before you get on the table is a courtesy your therapist will quietly appreciate, and you'll relax more easily knowing you're fresh.

How do I know the listing really has a shower?

Therapists say whether they have a shower when they set up their Sensunova profile, and it shows as a "Shower on site" badge on their card and profile — see Amara's example profile in Sea Point. Registered members who booked through their Sensunova account also give stars for the room when they rate a therapist, and a therapist without ratings yet shows as New — not yet rated.

What does it cost?

The shower costs nothing extra; it's simply part of the therapist's premises. The massage itself is priced by each therapist. With Nova, our paid membership, you see prices on listings and can sort by price.