The overnight is eight hours with one therapist for EUR 1,250, a booking that outlasts closing time and the first trams, always confirmed with EUR 625 ahead.
An hour answers a mood. An overnight answers a whole night: the late dinner already behind you, the street going quiet under the window, an alarm set for a morning that is still a long way off. It is a single block of eight hours with one therapist, priced at EUR 1,250, and it is the one fixed long format on the rate ladder.
The count begins when she arrives, not when the office confirms. Many overnights start somewhere between ten and midnight and finish with the early light, though the start is yours to name in the thread. A shorter night is simply booked by the hour instead: three hours cost EUR 540, and each hour beyond three adds EUR 180.
It is always one therapist. No overnight exists for two, and the office will not improvise a price for one; a pair is booked by the hour, at EUR 360 an hour.
Eight hours is most of a working night for the woman who takes it, and once the office accepts, that night is closed to anyone else. So every overnight is confirmed with a deposit of half the fee: EUR 625 settled electronically before she leaves, and EUR 625 handed over when she reaches you, in cash, on a card or in crypto. That applies to a returning client exactly as to a first-timer, and to tonight as much as to next month. If the night is cancelled, the EUR 625 is not returned.
Some want company that never glances at a watch. Some want to fall asleep in a hotel bed in a foreign city and not wake up alone. Some simply dislike the sound of a door closing at one in the morning and the long quiet after it. Whatever the reason, give the thread your start time, the address, and whether breakfast is part of the plan, and she will arrive ready for a long night rather than a short visit.