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Ayurveda-Massagen in Berlin Mitte

Berlin

A one-practitioner Ayurveda massage studio in Berlin Mitte offering individually tailored treatments by appointment only.

Red and gold decorated treatment room with massage table and ornamental wooden screen
  • Classical cream-colored building exterior with dark wooden entrance door
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At a glance

This is a single-therapist Ayurveda massage practice run by Suzan Grüner, who trained as a certified Ayurveda therapist and studied the fundamentals of Ayurvedic medicine under Indian Ayurveda doctor Dr. Jeevan. She has worked with massage techniques since 2003. The studio sits on Ackerstraße in Mitte and operates by appointment, with no overlap between clients so each session starts on time in a private setting.

Treatments are adapted to individual needs and any existing health concerns, and clients choose their own natural oil based on scent before the massage begins. Pricing is based strictly on the actual massage time booked rather than the total time spent at the studio, so it's worth planning an extra 30 to 45 minutes beyond the massage itself for the initial consultation, a rest period afterward, and a shower if you want one.

After the massage, there's the option to rest on a heated table for up to 20 minutes before showering. Towels, shower gel, shampoo, bath shoes, a hairdryer and various skincare products are all included at no extra cost, so there's little need to bring your own supplies. Opening hours vary by day, with some days running from late morning into the evening and others starting later in the afternoon; Saturday is closed.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation?
Yes, the studio operates by reservation only, and appointments are spaced out so clients don't overlap.
How is the price calculated?
You're charged for the actual massage time booked, not the total time spent at the studio, so budget separately for consultation, rest and showering.
What should I bring?
Nothing extra is required: towels, shower gel, shampoo, bath shoes, a hairdryer and skincare products are provided free of charge.
How much extra time should I plan beyond the massage?
Plan for an additional 30 to 45 minutes for the pre-massage consultation, post-massage rest, and showering or hair washing.
What are the opening hours?
Hours vary by day, generally spanning late morning to evening on weekdays, a shorter Sunday evening slot, and no hours on Saturday; confirm exact times with the studio when booking.

Details checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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