Naturist massage in Pigalle: skin to skin, a step from the Moulin Rouge

Pigalle, Montmartre and a quieter kind of pleasure

Pigalle is one of those names every visitor to Paris already knows. The cabarets, the theatres and the bright signs along boulevard de Clichy have drawn travellers for more than a century, and the streets climbing towards Montmartre still carry that bohemian, slightly daring spirit.

Our salon sits on the calm side of all this. At 42 rue de Bruxelles, a residential street between Place Blanche and Place de Clichy, you leave the crowds behind in a few steps. The Moulin Rouge is five minutes away on foot, and Place de Clichy metro (lines 2 and 13) only two.

What a naturist massage means here

A naturist massage is a massage in complete simplicity: no unnecessary clothing, nothing between the warm oil and your skin. At our Thai salon it takes the form of a naturist body to body massage, where your masseuse works first with her hands, then with her forearms and her whole body, gliding over you skin to skin.

The feeling is natural rather than theatrical. Without towels to move or fabric to work around, each stroke runs from the shoulders to the ankles in one continuous wave. If you are curious about the idea behind it, Shoda explains it in our guide what is a naturist massage.

Your session, step by step

• Arrival: you are welcomed in soft pink and violet light, far from the neon of the boulevard.
• Shower: a warm private shower, with fresh towels and shower gel.
• Hands, then body: a Thai-style oil massage loosens your back and legs, then the slow body to body glide begins.
• Return to calm: a few quiet minutes, a last shower, a glass of water.

You can keep a towel over part of your body for as long as you like. Your masseuse adapts to your pace, and nothing is ever rushed.

Sensual, and clearly professional

Our naturist massage is a professional wellness massage, given by trained Thai masseuses by the book. Any indecent request or inappropriate behaviour, or simply the masseuse’s own judgement, ends the session immediately, without refund. Our house rules explain everything in plain English, so you know exactly where you stand.

Fitting it into your trip to Paris

The salon keeps daytime hours, 11am to 8pm, every day including Sunday, which makes it easy to plan around your sightseeing:

• Late morning, after a climb up to Sacré-Cœur: sessions starting between 11am and 2pm cost €10 less, except four hands.
• Late afternoon, before dinner in Pigalle or a show at the Moulin Rouge. Our Pigalle at night guide has ideas for the evening.
• First visit: €10 cheaper, just mention it when booking on WhatsApp. Offers cannot be combined; see our happy hour deals.

Standard prices are the same for every massage: €100 for 30 minutes, €130 for 45 minutes, €150 for an hour and €250 for an hour with two masseuses, shower included.

Coming from Place Pigalle

From Place Pigalle itself, the salon is an 11-minute walk west along the tree-lined promenade of boulevard de Clichy, past the Moulin Rouge, or two stops on line 2. Send us a message on WhatsApp, +33 6 10 24 97 47, in English, French or Thai, and we will confirm your time.