FAQ

You can read about relaxation massage, Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, back and neck massage, and aromatherapy massage. Each page explains a different emphasis: pace, flowing strokes, firmer pressure, a smaller area, or scent. These pages organize information. They do not confirm that every approach is available, and they do not list a duration.

On this site, relaxation massage means a calmer session organized around comfort and often a lighter pressure. It is not described as treatment for anxiety, insomnia, or any diagnosis. How relaxed a person feels is individual. Read the relaxation page, then mention pace and pressure if you send a request.

Swedish massage is described through longer, gliding strokes. Deep tissue massage is described as slower and firmer, without a claim to treat pain. Back and neck massage stays in that area. Aromatherapy adds a question about scent. The wellness guide puts those differences side by side. None of them is ranked as medically better.

Use the appointment request on the contact page. Choose a topic, add your name and email, and write what you want to ask. A preferred date and a time of day are optional and mean a preference only. If the server can store the note, the page says it was stored for later review. That message is not a confirmation, a payment receipt, or a reserved time. If storage fails, the page says nothing was sent.

Call +36 30 123 7281, email [email protected], or visit Szinyei Merse u. 6, 1063 Budapest, Hungary. You can also use the appointment request form. Opening hours are not listed. A company registration number is not published. The same contact details appear in the footer and in the privacy policy, terms, and cookie policy.

Read the wellness guide for comfort, pressure, scent, and draping in general terms. Say which areas you want included and which you prefer left out. Do not send a diagnosis or a list of medications so the website can clear you for massage. If you have a health concern, ask a qualified medical professional. This FAQ does not publish preparation rules such as fasting, arrival time, or what to wear, because those rules have not been confirmed.

Start at Massage Services, then open the approach that matches your question. The wellness guide explains how to read the set of pages. Service pages do not show prices. They also do not show reviews or therapist biographies, because those have not been provided for publication.

No. The date field and the morning, afternoon, or evening choice are stored with your note so a later review can see what you hoped for. The form does not check a calendar, does not block a slot, and does not send a confirmation message. Cancellation and rescheduling rules are not published because a request is not yet a booking.

No. Golden Hands does not claim that massage cures, heals, relieves chronic pain, corrects posture, or treats migraines, arthritis, insomnia, or any other diagnosis. Massage experiences may vary. The pages describe comfort and personal well-being only. Professional medical care is a separate matter.