One figure for the hour, double for the pair, a fixed sum for the whole night, and the clock, the calendar and the address change none of it.
| 1 hour | €180 |
| 2 hours | €360 |
| 3 hours | €540 |
| Overnight (8h) | €1250 |
The figure on the table is the figure entire. Inside it sit her journey out and back, whatever the form requires in the bag, the setting of the room and the restoring of it afterwards. Nothing rides on top, not the hour, not the weekend, not the address, provided the address is inside the ring.
Hours stack at €180 apiece, without discounts and without premiums, because arithmetic a tired guest can do in his head is worth more than a clever offer. The one break in the pattern is deliberate: the overnight takes eight hours as a single block at €1,250, priced as a night rather than as eight bookings standing in a row. The pair, for a couples session or four-hand work, doubles the hourly to €360 and climbs by the same logic.
Payment happens in the room when she arrives and is then finished with for the evening. Cash travels best, euros, or any major currency converted at that day's figure, and a card or crypto stands in wherever cash is awkward. The desk wants nothing in advance: no deposit, no card on file, no link to click. Until someone knocks, the booking has cost you precisely nothing.