Shared room
You remain together and share the setting. Confirm that the room offers the necessary privacy and practical space.
The Ritual journal · For two
A couples appointment has a few decisions that a solo booking does not: the setting, the number of practitioners needed, room layout and whether you want to share the experience or simply share the time. Decide those first; the rest becomes much easier to arrange.
Explore the detailsYou remain together and share the setting. Confirm that the room offers the necessary privacy and practical space.
You book for the same period, possibly in separate rooms. This depends on practitioner availability and the accommodation layout.
You are staying together but one person prefers a solo session. Mention that early so timing can be planned thoughtfully.
It is common for one person to prefer attentive bodywork while the other is interested in lighter sensory touch. State both preferences rather than forcing the same ritual.
Include the number of guests, preferred date, appointment window and whether you imagine one shared room or separate spaces. Ritual can then confirm the arrangement that is actually available.
For a hotel appointment, ask reception about visiting practitioners before booking. For a villa, send the exact map pin and any gate, lobby or parking detail that will help arrival.
Do not assume a standard room will work for multiple simultaneous appointments. Describe the rooms you have available and confirm the practical setup first.
Share both preferences when you inquire. Ritual will confirm the format, practitioner availability and timing before booking.
Tell us that you prefer a shared setting and describe the space at your villa or hotel. The arrangement is confirmed before the appointment.
Send the number of guests, preferred appointment arrangement, date and exact location. Ritual confirms availability, transport and the total in WhatsApp before booking.
Your next moment
Send the number of guests, your preferred arrangement, date and accommodation.