Introduction
Whether you need a relaxing massage to unwind or a deep tissue session for muscle tension, booking the right type of massage can make all the difference.
Zen Hut offers both mobile massage (outcall) and incall massage, allowing you to choose the option that works best for your lifestyle. But which one should you go for?
✔ Do you prefer the comfort of your own space or a dedicated massage setting?
✔ Are you looking for convenience or a lower price?
✔ Do you have enough space for a mobile massage session?
Let’s break down the pros and cons of each to help you decide.
What is a Mobile Massage?
A mobile massage (also known as outcall massage) means that a therapist comes to you, whether at your home or hotel.
How It Works:
1️⃣ You book a therapist through Zen Hut.
2️⃣ The therapist travels to your location at your chosen time.
3️⃣ You receive your massage in the comfort of your own space.
💡 Zen Hut’s mobile massage service is available 24/7, so you can book anytime that fits your schedule.
Benefits of Mobile Massage
✔ Ultimate Convenience – No need to travel; the therapist comes to you.
✔ Privacy & Comfort – Enjoy a massage in your own familiar space.
✔ Flexible Scheduling – Available for early morning, late night, and last-minute bookings.
✔ Relax Immediately After – No need to commute after your massage—just unwind at home.
💡 Best For:
- Busy professionals who want to relax at home.
- Hotel guests who prefer in-room massage services.
- People who dislike traveling or need the convenience of at-home service.
What is an Incall Massage?
n incall massage means that you visit a therapist’s private massage space instead of having them come to you.
How It Works:
1️⃣ You book a therapist who offers incall services.
2️⃣ Enter a postcode or location to find available therapists near you.
3️⃣ Travel to the therapist’s private treatment space for your massage.
💡 Zen Hut lets you search for incall therapists within a 5-mile radius of your preferred location.
Benefits of Incall Massage
✔ Lower Cost – Some therapists charge less for incall appointments because they don’t need to travel.
✔ Dedicated Massage Space – A therapist’s space is set up professionally for an optimal massage experience.
✔ No Need to Prepare Your Home – Avoid tidying up or making space for a mobile session.
✔ More Availability – Some therapists prefer incall bookings, making it easier to find open slots.
💡 Best For:
- Clients looking for a lower-cost option.
- People who don’t have space at home for a massage.
- Those who prefer a professional massage setting.
Which One is Best for You?
Choose Mobile Massage If:
✅ You want a therapist to come to you for total convenience.
✅ You dislike traveling or prefer to relax immediately after your session.
✅ You’re staying in a hotel and want an in-room massage.
✅ You prefer privacy and the comfort of your own space.
Choose Incall Massage If:
✅ You want to save money (some incall sessions are lower cost).
✅ You don’t have space at home for a massage session.
✅ You prefer a dedicated, professional massage setting.
✅ You’re happy to travel to the therapist’s location.
Final Thoughts
Both mobile and incall massage offer unique benefits—it all depends on your preferences, schedule, and budget.
✔ If you want ultimate convenience and privacy, mobile massage is the best option.
✔ If you want a lower-cost session and don’t mind traveling, incall massage is ideal.
No matter which option you choose, Zen Hut makes booking quick, easy, and flexible.
Now that you know the difference, why not book your next session?
FAQs
Yes, because therapists may charge a small travel fee depending on your location. However, you get the benefit of having the massage in your own space without travel hassle.
No, some therapists only provide mobile massage, while others only offer incall. Their availability is clearly displayed when booking.
Simply enter your postcode and set a search radius (up to 5 miles) on the Zen Hut booking page. Available therapists will appear.
Yes! Many Zen Hut clients book mobile massages to their hotel rooms. Just provide the hotel address when booking.
No, just a comfortable space for the therapist to work. Some therapists may require a towel or blanket, but this will be specified in the booking details.
