An overnight is a fixed block of eight hours at EUR 1,250 for one guest with one therapist, with the start and the finish both written into the confirmation.
Overnight is a format rather than a mood. It runs eight hours, it costs EUR 1,250 for one guest with one therapist, and both ends of it are written down before anyone travels, so nobody is left guessing at six in the morning about when the block finishes.
Through the night, two therapists attending one guest come to EUR 2,880, two guests sharing a single therapist to EUR 2,500, and two guests with a therapist each to EUR 5,760. Each figure is printed in the profile of the therapist you are reading, and the profiles are the only place in this network where rates live, which is why the roster is where every question about money ends up.
This is the misreading that costs people the most. An overnight holds sleep inside it. It holds a shower, a conversation, a stretch of quiet with the lamp off, and hands that come back later. Booked as an unbroken eight hour session it would be neither pleasant nor possible. Booked as a night, it is the only format that lets the hours choose their own shape, which is why it suits an inverted clock better than any ladder of single hours.
Work backwards from whatever fixes the morning. A checkout, an alarm, a first meeting, a flight. Subtract eight hours from the moment the block needs to be finished and you have the hour to write in the first message. A block that starts at eleven finishes at seven. One that starts at one finishes at nine.
Every overnight carries a deposit, with no exception for a returning client or a same-day request. Half, EUR 625 on the single therapist figure, is settled once the hour is agreed in the thread; the other half is paid when she arrives. Give the night up and the notice scale on the booking terms page decides what is kept rather than a flat forfeit.
Two lines settle it: where the room is, and what time you want someone at the door. The answer comes back with a name, an arrival window and the whole figure, whatever the clock says.