A wonderful massage in the breeze with the birds chirping away!

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'Great - A wonderful massage in the breeze with the birds chirping away!' This is a comment of one of our clients after a massage at Casa do Valle. We have started to work together with different masseuse - one who does the classical muscle massage, a 50-minute full body massage or a hot-stone massage. Also, a place in Sintra (Art of Living) that does Tui Na, Seitai, Acupuncture, Yoga, Reiki, ... Many things for the well-being and relaxation of the clients. The massages can be done at the center in Sintra, in the guest-rooms or, when weather allows, in the garden.

Prices are very accessible, 40-50 euros for 1 hour, and should be reserved in advance.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Antes de mais, gostaria de dar os parabéns pelo site!

Gostaria de saber se fazem massagens a dois, ou seja, a um casal em simultâneo, de modo que possam desfrutar juntos desse momento.

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Obrigada!

Joana Camões
17 August
Casa do Valle said…
Sim, pode ser organizado uma massagem para duas pessoas ao mesmo tempo se for marcado com uns dias de antecedência. Se for bom tempo, pode ser ou no jardim ou no quarto.

Contacte-nos para marcações pelo info@casadovalle.com
18 August
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