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Susannah
Amsterdam, Nov 2024
Elvira was my postpartum doula for both of my babies, and I also did postpartum massages with her. I had her for a month both times and it was amazing, which is why I got her for my second child as well. With my first I had mastitis and a lot of complications, and she was really great at helping with that, very flexible in what I needed, and she did a lot of the cooking and thinking about what to cook, which is amazing when you are so tired and do not want to think about anything. She has a lot of knowledge from Chinese medicine and Ayurveda to help you recover, her massages are great, and the price felt fair for what you get.
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Ava
Amsterdam, Jul 2026
I have used Jessica for healing massage therapies as well as breath work, and overall the experience is always amazing. She has very healing hands and is an incredibly intuitive therapist. She knows exactly how to get deep with a person in a very gentle, respectful and dignified way. Her price felt on par with what you would expect to pay in Amsterdam, and I will be seeing her again for another massage session.
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Alexandra
Amsterdam, Aug 2024
I first went to Elvira for a pregnancy massage, which was amazing, and then I hired her as my postpartum doula. It was really nice to feel held, because after my first child I felt very lonely and not supported, and she was really there with body work, amazing foot massages, physical touch, and also someone to talk to and confide in with all the mental struggles you can have as a new mom. She was very supportive, listening, and caring, and she also provided food and made snacks. She is also really, really great with kids, she was super sweet with my older daughter.
How much do massage therapists cost in Amsterdam?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted massage therapists actually do. Prices updated September 2026
Massage at your home
How much does a massage at home cost in Amsterdam?
The one Amsterdam mobile service we found with a published price list charges about €5 more for a home visit than for the same massage in its studio, so roughly €105 to €125 for an hour depending on the style, with travel costs added on top. That's inside the €99 to €144 an hour the studios we read charge, before the travel cost, so the real premium is the trip itself. The travel charge isn't printed anywhere, so ask for it in writing before you book.
60 minutes at home
€105 to €125 plus travel
90 minutes at home
€145 to €165 plus travel
Travel costs
not published, ask before booking
At a clinic or studio
How much does a massage at a studio cost in Amsterdam?
Amsterdam studios price by the clock more than by the style: an hour runs about €99 to €144 depending on the therapist's experience, 90 minutes €140 to €216, and two hours is roughly double the hour, so there's no discount for booking long. A 75 minute session with a registered massage therapist is around €95. Several practices ask for 24 hours' notice to cancel and charge the full session after that, so check the policy when you book.
60 minutes
€99 to €144
75 minutes, registered massage therapist
around €95
90 minutes
€140 to €216
120 minutes
€198 to €288
Mobile massage (hotels and events)
How much does a mobile massage at a hotel or event cost in Amsterdam?
One Amsterdam mobile service publishes its hotel prices: about €105 to €125 for an hour and €145 to €165 for 90 minutes depending on the style, plus travel costs, and at a hotel you also pay the therapist's parking on arrival. A session that finishes after 22:00 carries a 10% late surcharge. Group bookings for an event or office aren't on any price list we found, so ask for a written quote.
60 minutes at a hotel
€105 to €125 plus travel and parking
90 minutes at a hotel
€145 to €165 plus travel and parking
Finishing after 22:00
10% late surcharge
Events and group bookings
quoted case by case
Aromatherapy
How much does an aromatherapy massage cost in Amsterdam?
None of the Amsterdam studios whose price lists we read sell aromatherapy as a separate treatment, so we can't give you a reliable local figure. In practice it's a relaxation massage with essential oils, so ask whether it's billed at the relaxation rate or carries a supplement for the oils, and get the answer in writing before you book.
60 minutes with essential oils
quoted by the studio
Oil supplement on another massage
ask before booking
Deep tissue
What does a deep tissue massage cost in Amsterdam?
The two Amsterdam studios we read that publish a deep tissue rate sit close together: €105 for an hour at a fixed-price studio, or €99 to €144 at one that prices by the therapist's level, and €141 to €216 for 90 minutes. One of them charges €5 more for deep tissue than for its relaxation massage, so expect a small premium rather than a different price bracket. If you have a specific complaint rather than general tightness, say so when booking, the tiered studio matches you to a level by the problem.
60 minutes, fixed-price studio
€105
60 minutes, tiered studio
€99 to €144 by therapist level
90 minutes
€141 to €216
60 minutes at home (mobile)
€110 plus travel
Hot stone
What does a hot stone massage cost in Amsterdam?
We couldn't find an Amsterdam studio that publishes a hot stone price, so we won't invent one. When you ask, check the length of the session you're being quoted and whether the stones add a supplement to the studio's standard massage rate, then compare a couple of places.
Hot stone massage
quoted by the studio
Compared with a standard massage
ask about a supplement
Lymphatic drainage
How much does lymphatic drainage massage cost in Amsterdam?
Two Amsterdam studios we read offer lymphatic drainage and price it like their other massages: €105 for an hour at a fixed-price studio, €99 to €144 at one that charges by the therapist's level, and €141 to €216 for 90 minutes. If you need it for a medical reason rather than to feel lighter, say so when you book, a wellness studio's version and a treatment by a registered therapist aren't the same thing.
60 minutes, fixed-price studio
€105
60 minutes, tiered studio
€99 to €144 by therapist level
90 minutes
€141 to €216
60 minutes at home (mobile)
€110 plus travel
Pregnancy massage
How much does a pregnancy massage cost in Amsterdam?
Two Amsterdam studios we read offer pregnancy massage and neither charges extra for it: about €100 for an hour and €144 for 90 minutes at a fixed-price studio, or €99 to €144 an hour at a tiered one depending on the therapist's level. Tell the studio how far along you are when you book, and ask whether the therapist has trained specifically for pregnancy work rather than just listing it on the menu.
60 minutes, fixed-price studio
€100
60 minutes, tiered studio
€99 to €144 by therapist level
90 minutes
€141 to €216
60 minutes at home (mobile)
€105 plus travel
Relaxation or Swedish
How much is a relaxation or Swedish massage in Amsterdam?
A relaxation or Swedish massage is the entry point on Amsterdam price lists: about €100 to €105 for an hour and €140 to €144 for 90 minutes at a fixed-price studio, while a studio that grades its therapists charges €99 to €144 for the same hour. In other words, who you book moves the price more than the style does. Two hours is roughly double the hourly price, so there's no saving in booking long.
60 minutes, fixed-price studio
€100 to €105
60 minutes, tiered studio
€99 to €144 by therapist level
90 minutes
€140 to €216
120 minutes
€200 to €288
Shiatsu or tuina
How much does shiatsu or tuina massage cost in Amsterdam?
We didn't find an Amsterdam practice that publishes a shiatsu or tuina price, so we won't guess one. Ask what a session includes and how long it runs, so you can compare like with like, and check whether the practitioner is registered with a professional body if you're going for a health complaint rather than relaxation.
Shiatsu session
quoted by the practice
Tuina session
quoted by the practice
Therapeutic or medical massage
How much does therapeutic massage cost in Amsterdam?
A session with a registered massage therapist (look for VBAG, LVNT or RBCZ membership) costs about €90 to €95 for 75 minutes and up to €110 for 90 minutes, and one Amsterdam practice notes these sessions are exempt from BTW. One practice points out you don't need a GP referral, and if you hold a supplementary policy (aanvullende verzekering) part of the fee is often reimbursed under natural medicine, so check your insurer's list before you book. Studios that grade their therapists charge €114 to €144 an hour for structural or chronic complaints.
75 minutes, registered massage therapist
€90 to €95
90 minutes, registered massage therapist
€90 to €110
Chronic or structural complaints, 60 minutes
€114 to €144
With supplementary health insurance
often partly reimbursed
Sports massage
How much does a sports massage cost in Amsterdam?
Sports massage sits at the same price as deep tissue at the Amsterdam studios we read: €105 for an hour and €144 for 90 minutes at a fixed-price studio, or €99 to €144 an hour at a tiered one where the price follows the therapist's experience. If you're working around an injury rather than recovering from training, say so when you book, so you're matched with someone who treats it rather than just loosens it.
60 minutes, fixed-price studio
€105
60 minutes, tiered studio
€99 to €144 by therapist level
90 minutes
€141 to €216
60 minutes at home (mobile)
€110 plus travel
Thai massage
How much does a Thai massage cost in Amsterdam?
Thai massage is the priciest style on the one Amsterdam list we found that carries it: €120 for an hour, €160 for 90 minutes and €230 for two hours at the studio, or €5 more at your home or hotel plus travel. That's about €20 to €30 above the same studio's relaxation massage. With only one published price to go on, compare a couple of places before you book.
60 minutes at the studio
€120
90 minutes at the studio
€160
120 minutes at the studio
€230
At your home or hotel
€5 more plus travel
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring massage therapists in Amsterdam.
What should I check before hiring massage therapists in Amsterdam?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
Are prices in Amsterdam quoted with or without BTW?
Check, because it varies. A price quoted to a consumer should already include BTW, and most trades do show it that way, but plenty of price lists are still written excluding it. The rate is 21% on most work, though labour on a home more than two years old is taxed at 9%, and so are things like sports and fitness classes. Look for the word "inclusief" or "exclusief" next to the figure before you compare two quotes, and ask whether travel costs and parking are in there too.
How do I check a business in Amsterdam is properly registered?
Every legitimate Dutch business has a KvK number from the Chamber of Commerce, and you can look it up free in the public register. For gas, heating and electrical work there are extra schemes worth asking about, mainly SCIOS and InstallQ. A business that will not give you its KvK number is a reason to walk away.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring massage therapists in Amsterdam?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find massage therapists I can trust in Amsterdam?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.
