A pussycat massage is an erotic massage in which the touching goes both ways. You are massaged with warm oil exactly as in a classic session, but you are also allowed to kiss and touch the masseuse in return, intimate areas included. That mutuality is the entire point of the programme, and it is the one thing that separates pussycat from everything else on a salon price list.

Most people meet the word in a menu, priced somewhere between the classic massage and the two-masseuse packages, with no explanation attached. So here is what stands behind it.

Where the name comes from

Pussycat is salon shorthand rather than a school of massage. Nuru takes its name from the seaweed gel it uses; tantra borrows from a spiritual tradition. Pussycat describes an arrangement instead — playful, mutual, a little less formal than the programmes around it. Which is also why it pays to read what a particular salon puts under the label instead of assuming it means the same everywhere.

What happens during the session

The programme has a fixed shape, and inside that shape the pace is yours.

  • Choosing and agreeing. You pick a masseuse from the profiles and say how long you want, anywhere from thirty to a hundred and twenty minutes. The photographs are real, so the woman you chose is the woman who walks in.
  • A shower for two. The shared shower is part of the programme rather than something you do before it, and it happens again at the end. Every room has its own bathroom, so you never share one with other guests.
  • Warming up with oil. The opening looks like a classic erotic massage — back, shoulders, legs, slow and unhurried. The masseuse is undressed from the start.
  • The mutual part. This is where the programme turns. You may kiss and stroke her whole body, intimate areas included, and she responds to what you do. The pace is agreed at the beginning, not negotiated halfway through.
  • The finish. A penis massage including the testicles, ending in the 69 position. The number of climaxes is not limited.
  • Second shower. Afterwards there is time to wash and simply lie still for a while. Nobody hurries you out.

How it differs from the other programmes

The common misreading is that pussycat is the classic massage with a surcharge. The difference sits somewhere else entirely.

  • Classic erotic massage runs in one direction: she works, you lie there. Pussycat reverses that direction and lets you give the touches back.
  • Body to body massage is built on the masseuse using her whole body as the tool — constant skin contact from the first minute. Pussycat keeps hands and oil as the base and saves the most intimate contact for later.
  • Lingam massage is focused and technical, with all the work going into one area and one long build-up. Pussycat is the opposite: spread out, playful, built around mutuality.
  • Erotic mix is a selection of techniques inside one session. Pussycat is not a different selection of techniques but a different set of rules.

If you are torn between two programmes, call and ask. Explaining the difference takes a minute on the phone and saves the disappointment of having booked something other than what you pictured.

What is expected from you

Nothing complicated, though two things are worth saying out loud. The first is hygiene, which is why the shared shower is built into the start of the programme. The second is speaking up: say at the beginning what you want and what you do not. “Slower”, “not there” and “that is good” are ordinary sentences, not an interruption.

And one thing nobody asks about directly: the masseuse’s boundaries count exactly as much as yours. The programme is mutual, not limitless. Guests who take that for granted leave happy; guests who treat it as an opening bid ruin their own session.

Leave the alcohol for afterwards. It dulls precisely the sensations you came for.

What is not included

Sexual intercourse is not part of any programme, does not appear on any price list, and cannot be added in the room for any amount. Filming and photography are out for the same reason.

The price list is the whole offer — if something is not on it, the salon does not do it. That sounds blunt, but it is the same discipline that guarantees your fixed price: you know in advance what you are getting, and no one hands you a different number at the end.

How much a pussycat massage costs

Prices are fixed and final: 2000 CZK for 30 minutes, 2700 CZK for 60, 3700 CZK for 90 and 5000 CZK for 120. With two masseuses the same lengths cost 3300, 4400, 5800 and 8200 CZK.

For comparison, an hour of classic erotic massage is 1700 CZK. So the extra thousand crowns does not buy more time or a different technique — it buys different rules, namely the part where you are allowed to touch her too. The full table and booking sit on the pussycat massage in Prague page.

If it is your first time

  • Take sixty minutes. Thirty is short for getting used to the idea that you are allowed to act rather than only receive. Ninety or a hundred and twenty make sense on a second visit.
  • Call ahead. A particular masseuse is often booked; an hour of notice means you choose, no notice means you take whoever is free.
  • Pick from the profiles. The gallery of masseuses uses real photographs, not catalogue models.
  • Do not schedule anything straight after. Half an hour of slack keeps the second half of the session from being spent watching the clock.
  • Never been to a salon at all? Read what a first visit looks like, from the doorbell to paying.

Where to try it

Three salons in the middle of Prague, open around the clock including weekends and public holidays: Bílkova 11 near the Old Town Square (metro Staroměstská), Ječná 10 by Charles Square and Lípová 16. The rooms are air-conditioned, so an afternoon in a Prague heatwave is not an argument against going. Booking and questions by phone, WhatsApp or Telegram: +420 728 219 076.