The Host-Masseur

Part masseur. Part host. A more personal way to connect.

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What Is a Host-Masseur?

A host-masseur combines two familiar roles: the personal attention of a Japanese-style host and the hands-on services of an independent North American male masseur.

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In Japan, host clubs offer conversation, company and the comfort of a familiar face. In North America, platforms such as RentMasseur and ManMassage connect clients with independent masseurs for private massage appointments.

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I wondered what would happen if you brought those ideas together.

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Someone who could welcome you, spend time with you, make you feel comfortable, and provide a massage when you wanted one.

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A host-masseur.

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More Than a Massage

A traditional massage appointment generally begins and ends on the massage table.

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My approach is different.

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I welcome guests, offer full-body relaxation massage, cuddling, male companionship, and private hosting at The Lodge.

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Sometimes we talk. Sometimes we share a meal, spend time in the sauna, or simply enjoy the quiet.

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I don't consider these separate professions so much as different ways of delivering the same thing: Touch, Warmth & Care.

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Masseur, Host & Innkeeper

Today, I'm trying to bring the host-masseur concept to life myself.

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Part masseur, part host, part innkeeper for the weary traveller.

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I provide the massage, welcome the guest, prepare the space, and offer my company. It's personal, and I like it that way.

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But I've imagined something larger: a dedicated team of host-masseurs working together in a place where people could come for company as easily as they come for massage.

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That's the idea behind my vision for The TWC Host Club.

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Connection Without Labels

A host-masseur isn't there to sell a fantasy of friendship or romance.

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He's there to offer genuine hospitality, personal attention and professional services, with clear boundaries and mutual respect.

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Sometimes you want a massage.

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Sometimes you just want someone to be happy you walked through the door.

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Both deserve a place.