18 terms a guest meets between the first message and the door, defined the way this house uses them.
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.
An overnight is the house's longest reservation: a single therapist for eight hours, priced at EUR 1,250 and secured in every case by EUR 625 sent ahead.
The duration ladder is the house's single rate card: a short list of prices set by how long a reservation lasts and how many therapists attend, nothing more.
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.
The deposit is a fixed half of the fee, stated in writing when the office accepts, paid electronically before she sets out, and never returned on cancellation.
A cancelled reservation does not return its deposit at any notice; narrow force majeure may become credit, and a session ended early carries no refund.
A false booking is a reservation never meant to be kept: an invented name, borrowed contact details, a prank, or a door its author never intended to open.
Between a confirmed reservation and her knock lie forty to sixty minutes; that span, the arrival window, is identical for every central Amsterdam hotel of any kind.
A WhatsApp booking is a reservation requested, accepted and recorded in a written thread with the office, whose reply usually lands within ten minutes, night or day.
The age gate is the short confirmation a visitor meets before this site opens; every guest the house receives, and every therapist it sends, is 21 or older.
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.
The front desk is a hotel's reception and the people around it; the house has no understanding with any of them and plans arrivals that need nothing from them.
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.
An aparthotel is a building of furnished apartments run with hotel services; for a visit, its entry codes, empty lobby and resident neighbours matter more than any desk.
A boutique hotel is a small, independently styled property, often inside a converted historic building, whose lively ground floor and quiet upper corridors shape a visit.
A five-star hotel offers the full apparatus of service, from doormen and turndown to night managers and butlers, and each part of it bears quietly on an in-room visit.
Discretion, as the house practises it, means an evening that leaves no mark on the hotel folio, the reception log, the corridor or the room the next morning.
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.