The overnight is eight hours in the company of one therapist, EUR 1,250 in all, the single length on the price list at which nuru need never watch the clock.
The overnight is the longest booking the house accepts with a single therapist: eight hours, EUR 1,250, a figure that holds on a Saturday, through a holiday week and in the smallest of the small hours. It heads the price list not as a long extension of the hour but as a different sort of arrangement altogether, one measured by the night instead of by the clock on the bedside table.
Nuru has a particular reason to favour it. A session built on warmed gel carries its own preparation and its own conclusion, the room warmed, the bed dressed, a shower run at either end, and in a short booking those steps take a visible share of the time that has been paid for. Across eight hours they shrink to their proper size. An evening can open slowly, pause for dinner or for sleep, and resume without anyone glancing at a watch, which is why guests who first tried nuru for an hour sometimes return to it for a night.
No overnight is accepted on trust alone, however familiar the name in the thread: half its price, EUR 625, clears electronically once the office has said yes, and the remaining EUR 625 is handed over when she arrives. A night closes her diary to every other request from dusk onward, and the deposit answers for that closure; cancelling does not bring it back.
The overnight belongs to one therapist only. Two therapists are priced strictly by the hour on the price page, and nowhere does a figure appear for a pair across a night. A night may also frame a companion format, a dinner first and the room afterwards, and that arrangement is secured by the same half in advance. For anyone weighing a night against three or four hours, the guide to choosing the length of a nuru session lays the options side by side.