About Amsterdam Arranged
The house keeps no address of its own, so every session happens in a room the guest has booked. Its work is arranging: a date and an hour agreed in writing, sometimes weeks before the guest has left home, and confirmed again on the day.
Most people who find this site are not in Amsterdam yet. They are at a desk or on a sofa somewhere else, with a flight booked and a hotel reserved, putting the trip together a piece at a time. The house is organised for that reader. Its pages are written to be read before anything is paid, and its booking thread is built to hold an evening for weeks without anybody having to chase it.
Erotic massage in Amsterdam, organised for the planner
A trip is a stack of fixed points: a landing time, a check-in, a meeting or a concert, a checkout. An evening arranged here becomes one more of them. The date and the hour are agreed in writing, half the fee goes ahead, and from then until the day the booking simply waits, the way a restaurant table or a train seat waits. On the day the guest adds the room number, she sends word as she sets out, and in central Amsterdam she arrives forty to sixty minutes later.
What the house does is narrow. It arranges, it agrees an hour, it confirms, and it publishes what everything costs. The house has no say over what happens in the room. The therapist has it, and she tells the guest her limits when she arrives, and they stand until she leaves.
Outcall, and only outcall
There is no studio, no reception desk and no sign on any door. A therapist comes to a hotel room or an apartment in central Amsterdam. A hotel at Schiphol is taken by arrangement, with the journey time agreed before a deposit is asked for. Nothing outside Amsterdam and Schiphol is taken.
The rates are flat. A single guest with one therapist pays by length: 180 euros buys an hour, 270 ninety minutes, 360 two hours and 540 three, while the overnight of eight hours is 1,250. Two therapists, or a couple, read from the same table at double the figure per hour. Weekends do not change it and neither does the hour of the evening.
The women
Twenty-three therapists keep diaries with the house, aged twenty-one to twenty-eight, all of them twenty-one or over, and every guest must be twenty-one or over as well. Each has a profile on the roster with her age, languages, home district and photographs, all of her and published with her agreement. Each accepts or declines bookings herself.
Plain points before you write
No telephone number and no hotel name appear anywhere on these pages. There is no account to open, and nothing is asked for at the door beyond the balance. A room holding another adult who is not part of the booking does not work for her, so it is worth saying in the first message, while the hour can still be moved. The techniques page lists what can be booked, and the booking page sets out how an evening is fixed from abroad.