Massage across the UK

Hands-on treatment for tension, recovery and relaxation, from deep-tissue work to a gentle aromatherapy hour. The therapist should work to the body in front of them, not a script.

Typical price
£35 to £90
Typical duration
30 to 90 minutes

Things to know about massage

Flag injuries, pregnancy or pain points before you start so the therapist can adjust pressure. Drink water afterwards, and expect deep-tissue work to feel tender for a day.

What to expect from a massage appointment

Massage covers a wide spread of techniques (Swedish, deep-tissue, sports, remedial, holistic) chosen at consultation against what brought you in. A first appointment usually runs sixty minutes, with longer slots for full-body work or for clients who want time on a specific area such as the shoulders, lower back or feet. Most regulars settle on a monthly or fortnightly cadence depending on workload and movement levels. Aftercare is gentle: hydrate, avoid heavy training for twenty-four hours, and rest. Compare massage therapists in the UK below, with techniques offered and example reviews.

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Massage services we cover

Top Massage salons in Peterborough

8 providers

  1. Jasmine Massage and Spa Rated 5 from 208 reviews
  2. Mend Massage Therapy Rated 5 from 135 reviews
  3. DV Massage & Skincare Rated 5 from 110 reviews
  4. Revitalise Deep Tissue Massage Rated 5 from 105 reviews
  5. Tranquil Touch: Expert Acupuncture & Holistic Massage Services Rated 5 from 89 reviews
  6. Isle of Beauty Rated 5 from 48 reviews
  7. Pure Tranquility Rated 5 from 34 reviews
  8. Radiant Skin Clinic Rated 5 from 34 reviews

Frequently asked questions

How long should my first massage be?

Sixty minutes is the standard first appointment, with longer slots (seventy-five or ninety minutes) for full-body work or specific area focus. The therapist runs a brief consultation at the start regardless of length.

What should I tell my massage therapist?

Recent injuries, chronic conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy and any areas that should be avoided. Pressure preference and the goal of the session (relaxation, recovery, specific issue) shape the technique.

How often should I have a massage?

Monthly is a common baseline for general maintenance. Active training, manual work or stress patterns can justify fortnightly. A therapist will recommend a cadence after the first session based on what they find.

How much does a UK massage cost?

A standard sixty-minute massage typically runs forty to ninety pounds. Premium central-London spas and clinical settings sit at ninety to one hundred eighty. Specialist work (sports, remedial) often sits at the higher end. Course pricing offers a clear saving.

Is massage safe during pregnancy?

Many massages are safe during pregnancy with a qualified pregnancy-massage therapist who knows positioning and contraindications. Avoid generic massage chairs and untrained practitioners. Disclose pregnancy at booking; reputable therapists offer specific prenatal techniques.