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Glossary

Massage hotel Amsterdam, a glossary for the guest upstairs

Eighteen terms that come up between a room booked in the city and the knock at its door, from aparthotel to false booking, set down as the house means them.

  • Outcall

    Outcall is the service that comes to the guest's own room instead of asking the guest to go anywhere; it is the only way this house works.

  • Overnight

    An overnight is the house's longest reservation: eight hours, priced as one block for one guest with a single therapist and confirmed in every case with half its figure, paid before she sets out.

  • Duration Ladder

    The duration ladder is the single rate card: prices set by how long a reservation lasts, how many therapists attend and whether one guest or a couple books.

  • Balance on Arrival

    The balance on arrival is what remains of the ladder price, settled privately with the therapist in the room at the outset, by cash, card or crypto.

  • Deposit

    The deposit is half the fee, named in the thread once the hour is agreed and paid electronically before she sets out; the notice given decides any refund.

  • Cancellation and Refunds

    Cancellation and refunds: a deposit returns whole on more than a day's notice and by half inside the last day; once she is travelling, it counts as earned.

  • False Bookings

    A false booking is a reservation made under another person's name, number or account, or as a joke, along with any no-show that follows from one.

  • Arrival Window

    The arrival window is the forty to sixty minutes between a confirmed reservation and her knock, the same span for any central Amsterdam hotel.

  • WhatsApp Booking

    A WhatsApp booking is a reservation requested, accepted and recorded in a written thread with the house, with nothing fixed until the guest agrees.

  • Guest Age Gate

    The age gate is the brief check a visitor passes before this site opens; each guest who books, and each woman listed here, is twenty-one or over.

  • In-Room

    In-room means a session inside the room or suite where the guest is staying; here it describes every reservation, since there is nowhere else to go.

  • Front Desk

    The front desk is a hotel's reception and its staff; the house has no arrangement with any hotel, so each building's own visitor rules apply to every arrival.

  • Keycard Lift

    A keycard lift will not travel to guest floors until a room card is presented; where a hotel uses one, the guest comes down and accompanies her up.

  • Aparthotel

    An aparthotel is a building of furnished apartments with hotel services; for a visit, its entry codes, quiet lobby and neighbours matter more than a desk.

  • Boutique Hotel

    A boutique hotel is a small, individually styled property, often in a converted historic building, where a busy ground floor gives way to quiet corridors.

  • Five-Star Hotel

    A five-star hotel brings the full apparatus of service, from doormen and turndown to night managers and butlers, and each part bears on an in-room visit.

  • Discretion

    Discretion, as practised here, means a quiet arrival, a room left as it was found, and a reservation nobody outside the guest's own thread hears about.

  • Hotel Zones

    Hotel zones are the parts of Amsterdam where visitors stay, from the canal ring to the Zuidas; each has its own buildings, and all share one arrival window.

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