西雅图 · WA · 3 listings
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025 — Seattle, new part-time, 23yo, 167cm/48kg, 36C
【Time】series, based in Seattle. Age 23, 167 cm, 48 kg, cup 36C. Fees: 700 / 60min/session. Service details are confirmed directly with the advertiser.
018 — Seattle, new part-time, 21yo, 167cm/49kg, 36C
【Time】series, based in Seattle. Age 21, 167 cm, 49 kg, cup 36C. Fees: 800 / 60min/session; 1200 / 90min/2 sessions. Service details are confirmed directly with the advertiser.
011 — Seattle, student part-time, 21yo, 170cm/46kg, 36B
【Time】series, based in Seattle. Age 21, 170 cm, 46 kg, cup 36B. Fees: 1500 / 60min/session. Service details are confirmed directly with the advertiser.
Seattle's massage market splits along the lake: card-friendly wellness studios downtown and on the Eastside, and an old Chinese-heritage scene of tuina, cupping, and foot-reflexology shops in the Chinatown-International District.
This guide covers where the shops cluster, how Washington licensing protects you, and how booking works across the metro — including the I-90/I-405 reality that shapes mobile schedules.
Standard 60-minute sessions at listed shops generally run around $200, with outcall a step higher. Specialty services (nuru, couples) start from $400. Every advertiser sets and advertises their own price — confirm details at booking.
Downtown and Capitol Hill hold clinical and sports massage studios used by office workers and hikers alike. Eastside demand (Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Factoria) centers on bodywork and wellness spas — expect card-friendly studios, online booking, and menus aimed at tech incomes. Seattle proper's Chinatown-International District holds the city's traditional tuina, cupping and foot reflexology shops, cash-oriented and old-school.
Vancouver, BC across the line has trained local expectations; if a Seattle storefront quotes far below the norm, check the license and the fine print.
Washington licenses massage therapists through the Department of Health (doh.wa.gov), with a public verification lookup. L&L-licensed clinics also attach insurance oversight for therapeutic work. Card payment is standard — a shop that insists on cash-only for routine work deserves extra questions.
