Mobile massage in Canary Wharf

Who books a massage in Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf bookings are led by people who work in the towers, in banking, law and technology, whose tension is almost entirely desk and screen related. Alongside them are residents in the newer apartment buildings at Wood Wharf, South Quay and along Marsh Wall, and guests at the estate's hotels who are usually here on business.

A distinct part of the demand is from teams: an office arranging a run of short appointments across an afternoon for staff.

Where in Canary Wharf the service reaches

The estate and the surrounding area are covered, from Cabot Square and Canada Square across to Churchill Place and Montgomery Square, and out to Wood Wharf, West India Quay and Heron Quays. Residential visits are common in the towers around Bank Street, Marsh Wall and Pan Peninsula. Hotel appointments run at the Marriott, Hilton, Novotel and Radisson properties on the estate. Office visits need a private room and building access arranged in advance.

Travel and timing

Canary Wharf sits at the edge of the five-mile zone around the studio, so a travel supplement of £15 usually applies, confirmed when you book based on the exact address. The journey is around thirty to forty-five minutes. The most requested slots are before 9am, at lunchtime, and from 6pm, which is when the estate is quietest and rooms are easiest to arrange.

Treatments booked most often in Canary Wharf

The 30 minute back, neck and shoulders treatment is the most booked, for exactly the tension a trading or legal desk produces. The 60 minute deep tissue massage is next, taken before or after the working day. Residents on longer evenings book the Swedish massage, and the occasional weekend two-hour massage.