Geisha

About Geisha

Geisha is an erotic massage centre belonging to the Santai Masajes group, on the sixth floor of number 211 Carrer de París, in the Eixample, very close to Avinguda Diagonal. The nearest stops are Diagonal metro (L3 and L5) and the Provença FGC station, and the centre says there is a car park right next door. By taxi, according to its website, it is around fifteen minutes from the airport. As the name suggests, everything revolves around a Japanese aesthetic with modern touches: wood, incense and a Japanese-inspired reception lounge that doubles as the waiting area. The rooms are private and temperature-controlled, with professional massage tables and scents, music and lighting chosen for each session, and there is a shower. The entrance is discreet, with no eye-catching signs on the façade, and the centre says it does not share personal data with third parties. The menu is extensive: tantric, nuru and four-hands massages, sessions that begin with a shower, couples massages, massages with CBD oil and ashiatsu, a technique in which pressure is applied with the feet, as well as several signature rituals with Japanese names. There are both female and male masseurs, clients can choose, the whole menu is also open to gay clients and there is a ritual devoted to women. Away from the centre, the masseuses visit hotels, holiday apartments, private homes and even boats moored in the port, with the taxi fare paid by the client and payment on arrival. Geisha never closes, day or night. Bookings can be made by phone, WhatsApp, Telegram, email or via the form on its site, stating the massage and the time slot you are interested in. The centre says it confirms availability within minutes and offers no-obligation advice to anyone unsure what to choose.