Body to body massage for the 17th arrondissement and Batignolles

Just across the square

The 17th arrondissement begins on the far side of Place de Clichy. Cross the square from our street and you are on avenue de Clichy or boulevard des Batignolles, the gateways to one of the most sought-after residential areas of Paris. For people who live or work in the 17th, the salon is as local as it gets.

Batignolles, the village next door

Batignolles has kept the soul of the village it once was. Around the church of Sainte-Marie des Batignolles, the streets are lined with small restaurants, wine bars and independent shops. The Square des Batignolles, with its pond, ducks and English-style lawns, is one of the loveliest gardens of the district, and rue des Moines and rue des Dames are full of neighbourhood life.

Further north, the Clichy-Batignolles eco-district has transformed former railway land into a modern neighbourhood with the large Martin Luther King park and the tall glass silhouette of the Tribunal de Paris, the city’s courthouse, near Porte de Clichy. Offices, shops and new residents have followed.

Getting to the salon from the 17th

• From Batignolles: walk down to boulevard des Batignolles and east to Place de Clichy, then two minutes more. Rome station, on line 2, is eight minutes from our door.
• From La Fourche and avenue de Clichy: a straight seven-minute walk south, or one stop on line 13.
• From Brochant or Porte de Clichy: line 13 brings you straight to Place de Clichy.
• From the Palais des Congrès at Porte Maillot: line 1 to Étoile, then line 2 straight to Place de Clichy.

The walking route from each station is detailed on our areas and metro access page, and the square itself has its own page: massage at Place de Clichy.

A break for residents and professionals

The 17th is a district of families, professionals and business visitors, people who often have little time for themselves. A massage at lunchtime or after work is a way to reclaim it.

Your Thai masseuse starts with traditional hand techniques to loosen the neck and shoulders, stiff from hours at a desk, then moves into the long, warm glide of a body to body massage. For a softer, more enveloping session, the sensual massage is a lovely alternative. Trying this kind of massage for the first time as a man? Our page on massage for men in Paris explains what to expect.

Prices, hours and rules

All massages cost the same: €100 for 30 minutes, €130 for 45 minutes, €150 for one hour, €250 for four hands, shower included. The salon is open every day, including Sundays, from 11am to 8pm.

The massages are sensual but always professional, performed by trained masseuses by the book. Whenever the masseuse sees fit, or after an indecent request or inappropriate behaviour, the session is cancelled immediately, without refund. It is a simple rule that keeps the salon calm, discreet and pleasant for everyone.