How it works

Masajes.red is a directory of independent masseuses in Buenos Aires. It is not an agency: each masseuse publishes her own profile and you contact her directly on WhatsApp. The ones on this page list English among the languages they speak, so you can write to her in English.

Tap the WhatsApp button on her profile, say which day and time you would like, and ask what you need to know: where she works, how long the session lasts and what it includes. Masajes.red does not charge anything and does not take part in what you agree.

Where to go

Every profile shows the neighborhood. Palermo, Recoleta, Puerto Madero and downtown (Microcentro and Retiro) are where most visitors stay. Some masseuses receive in their own apartment and others go to your hotel: each profile says which. If you plan to meet at your hotel, check its visitor policy first, because some hotels do not allow guests in the rooms.

Prices

Each masseuse sets her own rate and publishes it in US dollars on her profile. The questions below show the range listed today. Confirm the final price with her before you go.

Stay safe

Only adults are listed. Human trafficking is a serious crime in Argentina: if anything makes you think someone is not there by her own choice, do not go ahead, and call 145 (free, anonymous, 24 hours a day, in Spanish).

Frequently asked questions

How many English-speaking masseuses are listed?

Right now there are 76. Most of them are in Palermo, Belgrano and Recoleta.

How much does it cost?

Published rates go from US$ 40 to US$ 100 per hour, and the most common one is US$ 100. Each masseuse sets her own price: confirm it with her.

How do I contact a masseuse?

Open her profile and tap the WhatsApp button: you write to her directly. Masajes.red is not an agency and does not take part in what you agree.

Is it an erotic massage?

It is a sensual massage: full-body, slow and with oils. Masajes.red lists masseuses and the massages they offer, not sexual services, and nothing beyond what each profile describes should be taken for granted.

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