Mobile massage in Soho

Who books a massage in Soho

Soho bookings split between the flats above the streets and the businesses within them. Residents in the blocks around Meard Street, Broadwick Street, Ingestre Place and Kemp House book in the evening. The working bookings come from the post-production, film and advertising offices along Wardour Street, Dean Street, D'Arblay Street and Berwick Street, and from the kitchens and bars around Old Compton Street and Greek Street.

People who spend a day in an edit suite or ten hours on their feet behind a bar tend to want firm, targeted work rather than a general treatment. Late finishes are normal, so appointments here run later than elsewhere.

Where in Soho the service reaches

The area is covered from Regent Street across to Charing Cross Road, and from Oxford Street down to Shaftesbury Avenue and Leicester Square. Home and office visits are common around Dean Street, Frith Street, Greek Street, Wardour Street, Berwick Street, Brewer Street, Golden Square and Soho Square. Hotel appointments run at Ham Yard Hotel, The Soho Hotel on Richmond Mews and Dean Street Townhouse. An office booking needs a private room, not a shared floor, with about two metres by one of clear space.

Travel and timing

Soho is a short drive south of the studio in NW6, inside the five-mile zone, so travel is included. Because bookings here often follow a shift or a late edit, appointments can start later in the evening than elsewhere on the patch, up to the point where a 9pm start carries a small late supplement.

Treatments booked most often in Soho

The deep tissue massage is the most booked in Soho, usually for shoulder and lower-back tension from long hours at a desk or a bench. The 30 minute back, neck and shoulders treatment fits between meetings or before an evening out. Hospitality workers tend to book a 60 minute treatment with time spent on the legs and feet.