It is, the small hours are this practice's main trade, not its exception. The reply still takes about ten minutes, the therapist still arrives inside the same windows, and the figure on the tariff has not noticed the time. Write whenever you are actually awake.
In our experience, nothing, and that is craft rather than luck. A canal-ring grande dame, a Zuidas tower and a museum-quarter boutique each like their visitors to behave differently, and the therapist arriving at yours has stood in that kind of lobby many times before. She dresses for the building, moves like a guest, and gives a front desk no moment worth remembering.
Confirmation in about ten minutes, then roughly twenty minutes to the canal ring and the museum streets, twenty-five to the Zuidas, and thirty or more to the airport belt, which is agreed as its own arrangement. The rota is spread across the quarters precisely so those windows survive contact with reality.
Four small things: the building or its quarter, the hour you want, how long for, and whether there are one or two of you. The room number can follow once she is close, many guests hold it back until then, and the desk considers that good practice rather than caution.
By all means, every woman on the rota has her own page, and naming one gets you a direct answer about her availability tonight, with a time attached. If you would rather be advised, describe the evening instead; the desk knows who is nearest your quarter and who best fits the form you are after.
Once, upstairs, before the session begins. Cash in any of the major currencies at that day's conversion, a card, or crypto, whichever travels with you. Nothing is collected in advance, nothing is billed to the room, and no part of the arrangement touches the hotel's paperwork.
Both. Residences, aparthotels and serviced flats are ordinary work for this rota; the only difference is the front door, so mention the intercom, the code or the street entrance in your first message and the arrival is planned to suit it.
Yes, and it runs in both directions: every therapist on the rota is over twenty-one, and every guest must be as well. It is the one term of business the desk will not discuss, whatever the hour or the booking.
Eight hours, shaped by the night itself, bodywork in more than one sitting, rest, company, and a morning that begins unhurried. It is settled at €1,250 when she arrives, and nothing further changes hands afterwards. Long-haul guests book it more than anyone, usually against a body clock that lost the argument.
Yes, write to the same thread and the desk reshuffles around you. Dinners overrun and late calls arrive in this city every night of the week; moving an arrival by half an hour is routine housekeeping for the rota, not a favour.