An overnight is the house's longest reservation: a single therapist for eight hours, priced at EUR 1,250 and secured in every case by EUR 625 sent ahead.
Among the formats on the ladder, the overnight is the one that most resembles a hotel reservation itself. It is held for a night rather than an hour, it has an agreed beginning and an agreed close, and it belongs to a single guest. Eight hours, one therapist, EUR 1,250. Both the starting time and the closing time are written into the thread, so a guest can see at a glance whether the night ends before breakfast service opens or after.
Guests occasionally ask whether six hours would serve as well. Six hours are priced hour by hour: EUR 540 for the first three and EUR 180 for each of the next three, EUR 1,080 altogether. That sits only EUR 170 below the full night, for two fewer hours of it. The overnight is priced as a whole because it is planned as a whole; the therapist gives the night to one reservation and arranges the following day around it.
No overnight is confirmed on payment in the room alone. Half the fee, EUR 625, follows the office's acceptance through a card payment, Revolut, Wise or a crypto wallet, and she sets out when it has cleared. The remaining EUR 625 is settled on arrival. That holds for a newcomer and for a guest the desk has known for years alike, and the half stays with the house if the night is later cancelled. The deposit entry lists the other reservations confirmed this way.
There is no overnight for two therapists, and the office does not construct one on request. A guest who would like a pair reserves them by the hour, at EUR 360 an hour, for a length agreed in writing.
The quiet question with any night in a hotel is the morning after it. A car to the airport at half past six, a breakfast meeting downstairs or a checkout that cannot be extended should all be mentioned when booking, so that the close of the night is set with them in mind. The overnight page and the guide to late check-out take the subject further.