Body to body massage at Place de Clichy, two minutes from the metro

Our doorstep: two minutes from the square

Of all the ways to reach the salon, Place de Clichy is the simplest. Lines 2 and 13 stop beneath the square, and once you surface on the rue d’Amsterdam side you are barely a street away from 42 rue de Bruxelles. No long walk, no hill to climb, no need to study a map: you step out of the traffic and, a couple of minutes later, into warm light and quiet.

That contrast is part of the pleasure. Upstairs, the city noise fades, the lighting turns soft pink and violet, and a hot shower washes away the metro. Then comes the slow glide of a body to body massage, skin against skin, performed by a Thai masseuse trained in traditional Thai techniques.

A square where four arrondissements meet

Place de Clichy is an unusual crossroads: the 8th, 9th, 17th and 18th arrondissements all touch here. In the centre stands the tall monument to Marshal Moncey, raised in memory of the defence of the Clichy city gate in 1814. Around it, the square hums day and night, with a large cinema, café terraces and the old Wepler brasserie, famous for its seafood platters.

Rue de Bruxelles feels a world away. It is a residential street of nineteenth-century stone buildings running from Place de Clichy to Place Blanche and the Moulin Rouge. The salon sits at the Place de Clichy end, discreet and easy to reach.

Handy connections for visitors

The two lines that serve the square link it to half of tourist Paris:

• Line 2 comes straight from Charles de Gaulle–Étoile (Arc de Triomphe) in the west, and continues east to Blanche, Pigalle and Anvers, at the foot of the Sacré-Cœur.
• Line 13 runs through Saint-Lazare, Champs-Élysées–Clemenceau, Invalides and Montparnasse, so you can come directly from the Left Bank without a change.

If you are staying further west, our page on massage near Paris 17th and Batignolles covers the streets beyond the square. Arriving by train? See massage near Saint-Lazare station, two stops away on line 13.

When to come

The salon is open every day from 11am to 8pm, Sundays included. Late mornings and early afternoons tend to be calmer, ideal if you want to take your time. After-work hours and weekends are more in demand, so a WhatsApp message a few hours ahead is wise. For a last-minute idea, check our massage open today in Paris page.

What to choose

Every massage costs the same: €100 for 30 minutes, €130 for 45 minutes, €150 for an hour, and €250 for an hour with two masseuses. The shower is always included. Popular choices:

• the classic body to body massage with warm oil, perfect for a first visit;
• the soapy massage, with foam in the shower before the body to body;
• the four hands massage, for a truly enveloping experience.

Full details are on our prices page.

A sensual, respectful setting

Our massages are professional: they are performed by trained masseuses, by the book, in a respectful framework. The masseuse may stop a session whenever she sees fit, and an indecent request or inappropriate behaviour means it is cancelled immediately, without refund. It is what keeps the atmosphere relaxed and trusting for everyone. You can read the house rules before you come.