The overnight, when the evening ends late and the morning starts slow
An overnight is one unbroken block of eight hours with one therapist, charged as a single sum and confirmed with half of it before she sets out.
No booking the house arranges runs longer than the overnight: eight hours in one block, priced as a single sum rather than hour by hour. Two guests sharing one therapist through the night pay twice the solo night; a lone guest with two therapists pays a shade over twice it; and when each of two guests has a therapist of their own, that two-therapist night is simply counted twice. Each profile prints all four nights in its own table.
Always a deposit
Every overnight carries a deposit of half the fee, whether it is a first booking or the tenth, and whether it was arranged a week ahead or at dinner the same evening. On a solo night, half of that sum goes ahead and the second half changes hands as she comes through the door.
After an evening out
An overnight after a night in the city is a different shape from a session of an hour or two. It starts later and ends with breakfast rather than a goodbye at the door, and it is worth planning the evening before it more gently. A guest who has been out until one and books eight hours from half past one should think honestly about how much of that he will be awake for. An overnight is not eight hours of massage; it is eight hours of her time, and sleep is part of how that time is spent.
Timing it
Write early, ideally at the start of the evening with a named hour, because fewer therapists keep a full night free than keep an hour at eleven. Settle the deposit then, and head home when you said you would. A later start can be asked for while she has not set out, but on an overnight the whole of her night is committed, and a later hour may not fit.
The rates for every length sit on each profile on the roster.