Urban: Massage at home 17+

Download the Urban app and book a massage or beauty treatment at home in seconds. Just pick a treatment, choose a qualified therapist, then name a time and place.

If you’re in the UK or France (London, Manchester, Birmingham or Paris), booking on Urban is the easiest way to bring the spa or the clinic to you. A therapist can be at yours in as little as an hour with everything they need for your treatment, including a table.

There’s a reason Urban treatments have an average rating of 4.9/5, and a trustpilot score of 4.6; the insurance, qualifications and equipment of all 4000+ therapists on the app are checked and verified.

MASSAGE: Melt into the massage table with one of 15+ massage styles, including knot-busting deep tissue, relaxing, specialist pregnancy and sports options. You’ll even find massages carefully designed to help you sleep better, or feel energised ahead of a busy day.

BEAUTY: Bring in the experts for sparkling clean, salon-grade beauty at home, including Dermalogica facials, CND nail treatments, waxing, lashes and hair styling.

OSTEOPATHY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY: Degree-qualified experts can come to you for rehabilitation and recovery at home. With no need for a referral from your GP, pay-as-you-go treatment is easier than ever.

FITNESS AND ONLINE SESSIONS: Book a personal trainer to yours for one-to-one training, or jump on a two-way video call for guided meditation, home workouts and consultations.

Booking is easy. Just:

• Add your address
• Choose from one of 50+ services
• Read reviews to select your perfect pro
• Track their progress so you know exactly when they’ll arrive
• And breathe – relaxation, calm and headspace are on the way

The best bit? You get to completely customise the experience: put on your favourite playlist, light the candles you love, and adjust the temperature and lighting. Connect to the Health app to log all your mindful minutes and notice how just 60 minutes of you-time can transform a whole day, week, month…

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