Massage hotel Amsterdam questions, answered plainly
Can I write at four in the morning?
Yes. The small hours are an ordinary part of the night here, and the rate on each profile is the same at four in the morning as at four in the afternoon. The booking number for this site is still being set up, so no reply time is promised; once the booking is agreed, the journey is usually forty to sixty minutes inside central Amsterdam. Write whenever you are actually awake and thinking about it.
How does she come up to the room?
She comes in as any visitor would and heads for the room number you have given her, so reception needs nothing from you. A canal-ring grande dame, a Zuidas tower and a museum-quarter boutique each keep their own rules for visitors. If your hotel asks guests to meet callers in the lobby, or wants a name at reception, say so when you write, and the arrival follows that rule.
How fast is now, measured from my room?
Once the booking is agreed, allow forty to sixty minutes to the canal ring, the museum streets and the Zuidas alike, and longer to the airport belt, where the journey time is settled with you before anything is fixed. The women on the roster live across the quarters, which is why that window is usually realistic after midnight too. Allow for the reply as well, since no reply time is promised while the booking number is being set up.
What should my first message say?
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 that is treated as ordinary good sense rather than caution.
Can I choose the therapist myself?
By all means. Every woman on the roster has her own page, and naming one gets you a direct answer about whether she has the hour free tonight, with a time attached. If you would rather ask first, describe the evening instead, and the reply can say who lives nearest your quarter and who works the form you are after.
How and when is payment handled?
Every figure is a euro price, and that euro sum is what the booking costs. Most bookings, a first one included, carry a deposit of half the fee, paid by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer, before she sets out; only a returning guest's same-day hour or two is paid entirely in the room. The balance is paid upstairs before the session begins, by card, in cash or in crypto. If you pay in cash in a currency other than euro, the sum in that currency is set down for you in writing before she sets out.
Do you come to apartments, or only to hotels?
Both. Residences, aparthotels and serviced flats are ordinary bookings here; 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. Serviced flats with nobody at reception after dark are just as simple as any hotel once the way in has been explained.
Is there a house rule on age?
Yes, and it runs in both directions. Bookings are accepted only from people who are twenty-one or over, and everyone present during the session must be twenty-one or over too. Every woman on the roster is twenty-one or over as well. Your therapist may ask to see photo identification when she arrives, and the age statement explains what she does with it.
What does the overnight actually contain?
Eight hours, shaped by the night itself: bodywork in more than one sitting, rest in between, and a morning that begins unhurried. For one guest with one therapist it is priced as a single block, with half paid as the deposit once the booking is agreed and half settled once she is in the room, and nothing further changes hands afterwards. Long-haul guests book it more than anyone, usually against a body clock that lost the argument.
Can a confirmed booking be moved?
Once, at no charge. Ask in the same thread more than twenty-four hours before the booked time, pick a date within fourteen days, and the whole deposit follows the booking to it. A second move, or a request sent inside those final twenty-four hours, is measured on the notice scale in the cancellation policy, as a cancellation sent at that moment would be, so write as soon as plans change.
Which form should I book the first time?
Sensual massage, unless you already know you want something else. It is the house standard, it suits any size of room, and one hour of it feels complete rather than cut short. Tantra and nuru are rewarding, but each asks for two hours and a quiet evening to show what it can do, which makes them better second bookings than first ones. The choice can be talked through in the thread before anything is confirmed.
Does my room need to be a suite?
No. A standard double is enough for sensual massage, tantra and nuru, since the therapist works on the bed you already have and brings her own linen to cover it. Size only starts to matter when two therapists attend. A couples booking or four-hand massage needs space to walk both long sides of the bed or floor for a folding table, so for those the reply asks what kind of room you have before anything is confirmed, and says honestly if the fit would be too tight.
Should I shower first, and what should I wear?
A shower beforehand is welcome if there is time, though it is never a condition of the visit, and for nuru there will be another one afterwards anyway. Wear whatever you are comfortable opening the door in; a hotel robe is perfectly usual. There is nothing to lay out, move or buy. The therapist brings towels, linen and everything the form requires, and she arranges the room herself once she is inside.
How close to check-out or a flight can I book?
As close as your schedule honestly allows, with some margin. Before a morning flight, a session the evening before usually works better than one at dawn, because it leaves time to sleep and pack. With a late check-out, a late-morning booking fits easily. Say when you must leave the room and the reply will suggest a start time that ends the session with at least half an hour to spare. Allow for the reply as well as the journey across town.
Is there a therapist on the roster who speaks my language?
Yes. Every woman on the roster speaks English, and between them they cover thirteen languages, including German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Polish, Dutch, Greek, Romanian, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Croatian and Lithuanian. Mention your preference in the first message and the reply will say who speaks it and whether she is free tonight. Each profile lists the languages its therapist speaks, so you can also choose that way before writing.
What is the difference between couples massage and four-hand massage?
Both bring two therapists, but the couples hour costs twice the four-hand hour, because the first serves two guests and the second serves one. A couples booking is for two guests: each of you has your own therapist, the two sessions run side by side, and they are timed to finish together. Four-hand massage is for one guest, with both therapists working on you at the same time in mirrored rhythm. Travelling as a pair, you will usually want the first; if the treat is for one person, the second.
Do you visit hotels at Schiphol?
Yes, by arrangement. Airport hotels sit outside the forty-to-sixty-minute window that applies in central Amsterdam, so each one is agreed on its own terms. Write with the area and the time you have available, and the journey time is agreed with you before anything is fixed. On a short layover, write as early as you can, since the journey takes a larger share of the hours you have.
What happens if the therapist is running late?
She writes to you herself as she approaches, and if traffic, a raised bridge or a slow lift puts her behind, she gives you a new time. If the delay no longer suits your evening, say so in the booking thread; you can take another time, choose another therapist, or have any deposit back, and nothing is owed for a visit that has not begun.
Can I book the same therapist on a later trip?
Yes, as long as she is still on the roster when you return and has the evenings free. Put her name in your first message together with your dates, and the reply will say which evenings she is available. Returning guests often ask for the same woman simply because nothing needs explaining a second time, and there is nothing unusual about requesting her again across several stays in the city.
Does anyone else learn my name or room number?
Neither is needed to confirm a visit, and what you do give is not passed to the hotel or to any other business. The room number goes to the therapist alone, and only when she is close to the building. Hotel staff learn nothing about the booking; if your hotel asks evening visitors for a name, that is a brief matter between the therapist and reception. The privacy page sets out what is kept and for how long.
What does the therapist bring with her?
Everything the session uses, packed into one ordinary-looking bag: massage oil or warmed nuru gel, towels, linen to cover the hotel's bedding and, for nuru, protective sheeting for the mattress. For couples bookings a folding table can travel up as well, so that two stations fit into a room with a single bed. All of it leaves with her when the visit ends, and the room is put back the way she found it.
Can I book a massage for my partner as a surprise?
You can book for a partner who is staying with you, provided they are twenty-one or over and will be glad of the visit. The kindest approach is to tell them shortly before she arrives, since an unexpected knock late at night rarely lands as intended. The same details are needed as for any booking, and a booking is only taken for a guest who is in the room and has asked for the visit.
My assistant reserved three hours for next Thursday. If the trip is called off, what happens to the deposit?
That turns on when you tell the house. Three hours with one therapist were confirmed with half their fee. Cancel more than twenty-four hours before the booked time and that deposit is returned untouched. Inside the final day, with her still at home, the deposit is split down the middle, one half kept as fee already earned and one half sent back; from the moment she leaves for your hotel, all of it is kept. If the hour goes to another guest the deposit is returned in full, and if you can show the house lost less than it kept, it keeps less. If the trip only moves, one change to a date within fourteen days costs nothing when asked for more than a day ahead.
I am staying at a Zuidas hotel and have never booked with the house. Is an hour tonight paid in the room?
Half of it is paid first. A first booking carries a deposit at any length, so even a single hour asks for half its fee by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer, once the hour is agreed in the booking conversation. Because the session is tonight, you also confirm in that thread that you want it performed at once. She sets out when the deposit has cleared, usually reaches you forty to sixty minutes later, and the second half changes hands in your room. From your second booking on, a same-day hour or two is paid entirely on arrival.
My meeting has moved. Can I shorten tonight's two hours to one, and what do I pay?
If she has not set out yet, say so in the booking conversation straight away: a shorter session on the same evening is a change of length, and the confirmation is reissued for one hour. Once she has arrived, the full two hours stay due, because the time was reserved for you, she has made the journey to your hotel, and the second hour cannot be offered to another guest at that point. Nothing is charged on top of the fee for the time reserved.
Who sets the limits of a session in my suite?
The woman you booked sets them, and she tells you what they are. She may turn down a booking before it reaches her or once it has, and she owes nobody a reason. She may also bring a visit to a close at any moment she chooses. If a limit she named is pushed, the session ends there, and with her at your door the fee for the time reserved remains payable, the hour having been kept and the journey out spent, and nothing further is charged, as the terms record.
Do I need identification ready when she arrives at the room?
She may ask to see it. The guest who books and anyone else present must be twenty-one or over. She glances at the photo document and gives it back on the spot; she never copies, scans or photographs it, and she writes nothing down from it. When she cannot satisfy herself that everyone in the suite is twenty-one or over, she leaves before the session starts, and the age statement has the detail.