Four-hand nuru is a booking of two therapists for one client, EUR 360 for each hour, always secured with half in advance, and never offered across a night.
Four-hand nuru is nuru with two therapists attending one client. The name is borrowed from ordinary massage, where a second therapist doubles the number of hands; in gel the description falls short, because the work uses forearms and the length of the body as much as hands, and a second therapist doubles the presence in the room, not merely a tool. What a well-matched pair offers is a single massage, shaped by two women who have settled its course so thoroughly that no join can be felt between them.
Four hands is not a couple, each with a therapist, side by side in one room; that is a separate booking with arrangements of its own. Nor is it two independent sessions running at once on one body. The office matches pairs with care, and one therapist normally sets the tempo while the other follows it, an arrangement the long guide to four hands nuru takes apart in detail.
Each hour with a pair is EUR 360. A two-hour booking is EUR 720; a three-hour booking is EUR 1,080. No price exists for two therapists across a night, and the format is booked by the hour alone. Every pairing sends half ahead, whatever the date and however soon it is wanted, because accepting it closes two diaries and sets two journeys in motion at once: EUR 360 before a two-hour booking, EUR 540 before three hours, and the remainder handed over when the pair arrives.
Two therapists need space on both sides of the bed and a path to the bathroom wide enough for three people, and a larger bed makes the whole evening easier. A room barely warm enough for one film of gel will feel cooler still with two to maintain, so the heating deserves an early start. The four-hand massage page shows which pairs are available, and the duration ladder sets the pair's prices beside the single ones.