Write rather than call. A district, an hour, a duration is enough to begin with, and the answer comes back in about ten minutes whatever the time.
Everything begins in writing, and the reason is accuracy before it is discretion. A spoken booking depends on two people hearing one another correctly at whatever hour it happens to be; a written one leaves the address, the hour and the length sitting in a thread where either of us can check them again. The buttons on this page open WhatsApp and Telegram, and the two work identically. No number is printed anywhere on the site, and none is needed.
A first message that is easy to answer carries four things: where you are, for which a hotel name or a district is enough; when you would like her; how long for; and which technique you are asking for, since nuru, soapy and body to body make quite different demands of a room. If you have already chosen someone from the therapist pages, give her name and you will be told plainly whether she is free that evening. If you have not chosen, say what you would prefer and we will come back with who is working. Anything you would rather we knew in advance — that there will be two of you, that you would like two therapists rather than one, that the walls are thin — belongs in that first message rather than at the door.
An answer comes back in about ten minutes whatever the time, with a name and an arrival window. Nothing is asked of you before it: no deposit, no form, no card details typed into a page. If you are writing from one of the airport hotels at Schiphol, say so at the start, because those are arranged rather than quoted and the reply will take a different shape. And if you are only asking a question rather than booking an hour, ask it — the same thread does both, and we would rather answer it now than have you guess.
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