The things worth knowing before you write to us, set down plainly: what the gel is, what the room needs, how long the hour takes to arrange, and how the money is handled.
Oil is absorbed and it drags a little, which is what lets a therapist hold pressure in one place; nuru gel does the opposite, and once it is spread there is almost no friction left to work against. Body-to-body uses warm oil and the therapist's weight, so it is the same idea in a plainer form, hands, forearms, torso, nothing to set up and nothing to rinse away. Nuru adds the gel and a waterproof sheet, and what that buys is continuity: the stroke never has to break, because nothing catches. If you have read about the technique and want that specific quality, it is not a variation on the oil work, it is a different thing.
It is drawn from seaweed, clear, odourless and heavier than oil, and it is water-soluble. It does not stain, and in any case it is used over a waterproof sheet the therapist brings with her and takes away again, so it is never in contact with the hotel's linen. This is the question most people ask first, and it is a reasonable one, the answer is that the room is left as it was found.
It works on a bed, and most of ours are done on one. The waterproof sheet goes down first and the bed takes the rest; a mat is the bathhouse arrangement and it is not what a hotel room is set up for. If the room happens to have the floor space the therapist may prefer to use it, and she will say so, but nothing about the booking depends on it.
Turn the heating up, and that is the whole of it. Temperature is the one variable the technique is sensitive to, a warm room is the difference between an hour that works and an hour that does not, and a hotel room takes a while to come up. Everything else arrives with her: the gel, the waterproof sheet, warm oils, fresh towels. There is no studio and no incall address to come to instead, so the room is the room, and it needs nothing beyond being warm.
The waterproof sheet is hers and it leaves with her. The towels are her own as well, brought fresh and taken away used, which is part of why the bag is the size it is. Nothing belonging to the hotel is used and nothing of it needs replacing, and you are not left with anything to explain to housekeeping in the morning.
It is part of it. The gel is water-soluble and comes away clean under running water, and the rinse is planned into the booked time rather than left as a chore once the clock has run out. It belongs to the hour, not to the minutes after it. Allow a few minutes of the booked time for it, which is ample for the gel to come away completely.
A few minutes at either end. She warms the gel and lays the sheet while the room is coming up to temperature, which is the same few minutes any therapist spends warming oil and putting out towels, and the clearing is a matter of rolling one sheet and gathering towels. The hour you book is not eaten by the apparatus; it is a fear people arrive with and it does not survive the first booking.
An hour shows you what the gel does, and for a first time that is the right length. Ninety minutes and two hours are what people come back for, because the work depends on continuity and continuity rewards length. Nuru is also one of the few techniques we will carry through to a full overnight. Length alone moves the total: ninety minutes run to one and a half times the hour, two hours to double and three to triple, while the eight-hour overnight is a fixed block, with nothing added for the hour of the night, for a weekend, or for travel inside the ring. What a session includes is for your therapist to decide: she tells you where her limits are before it begins, and they hold for the whole visit.
Send the hotel or the district, the hour you want, the length, and that it is nuru you are asking for, using the WhatsApp button on this page; Telegram works the same way. A name and an arrival window come back in that same thread. From the confirmation she is forty to sixty minutes away anywhere in the centre, and that figure holds across the districts rather than varying by address, because the forty-five women on the roster live all over the city rather than setting out from one building. Schiphol airport hotels are arranged on enquiry rather than on that timing. There is no number to call and nothing to fill in beyond the message you send.
Half goes ahead as a deposit on a first booking, on three hours or more, two therapists, an overnight, a date more than a day away and the other cases the cancellation policy lists, sent by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer, with the exact sum confirmed in writing before she sets out. Only a returning guest's same-day hour or two with one therapist is paid wholly at the door. The balance is settled on arrival in euro, by card, in cash or in crypto, and there is no booking fee and no payment page. If you would rather use card or crypto, name the method in your booking message so the therapist sets out ready for it.
Yes: twenty-one or over, for the guest who books and for anyone else in the room, and everyone listed on this site is twenty-one or over as well. No allowance is made for someone who is nearly there. When she arrives your therapist may ask to see photo identification; she looks at it, hands it straight back and writes nothing down, and if she cannot satisfy herself about the room she leaves before the session starts.
Name her in your first message and the reply will tell you plainly whether she can come tonight and at what time. If she is already booked you are told so plainly before anything is confirmed, and the reply names two or three women who give the same technique and are free that evening. Some guests prefer to name a short list from the start, which usually produces a confirmed booking in a single exchange.
She arrives alone with one bag, like any visitor, and goes to the room number you give her, so there is nothing for you to arrange at reception. Some buildings ask guests to meet their visitors in the lobby; if yours does, say so when you book and that is how the evening starts. She messages as she approaches, so the room number can wait until that moment. Nothing remains for housekeeping to find either: the sheet and the towels go with her and the gel rinses away in the shower.
The gel is clear, odourless and rinses off in water, and most guests notice nothing about it apart from the glide. We cannot promise how any product will suit a particular person, though, so if you have a known sensitivity or allergy, mention it when you book. The therapist can then work in warm oil instead, which turns the booking into body to body at the same rate and with the same full-length contact.
Yes, and it is one of the most satisfying ways to spend two hours. The first part happens in the bathroom, in warm water and lather; then you dry off, the waterproof sheet goes over the bed, and the warmed gel takes over from the foam. Allow ninety minutes at the very least and two hours for comfort, because each half needs time to settle. The rate simply follows the ladder, so the combined session costs what any other ninety minutes or two hours would.
Yes, in either of two ways. One therapist can work with each of you in turn, at twice the single hourly rate, which suits a booking of two hours or longer so that each person's share is a proper session. Or two therapists can arrive together at four times that single rate for the two of you, so that you are both attended to at once in the same room. Say at the outset that there are two guests, and whether you would prefer turns or side by side, and the reply will suggest a length that fits.
Both, on exactly the same terms. A short-stay apartment, a rented flat or your own home anywhere in the centre is visited just as a hotel room would be, at the same hourly rate and within the same forty to sixty minutes. A home is often the easier setting, in fact, because its heating is usually quicker to turn up. Give the street and the district when you write; the precise door can follow once she is close.
A single therapist for an hour can usually be arranged from a standing start. Four hands and overnights are different, because two women have to be free at the same moment, or one has to keep an entire night open. A few hours' notice gives the widest choice, and a day ahead is better still if you want a particular pairing. Same-evening requests remain worth sending, since the answer is often yes; it simply comes with fewer names attached.
All of them speak English, which is also the language bookings are handled in. Beyond that the roster covers a wide spread: several therapists speak French, Spanish or Russian, and others speak Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Romanian or Greek, among further languages. Every profile lists the languages that woman works in. If sharing a first language would make the evening easier, choose from the profiles with that in mind or just ask, and the reply will name who is free and speaks it.
No, and there never has been. Every booking takes place where you are staying: a hotel room, an apartment or a home in Amsterdam, or an airport hotel at Schiphol once arranged. The technique is better for it, because the session finishes in your own shower and you are spared a journey back across the city afterwards. It also explains why no address appears anywhere on this site, however carefully you look for one.
Yes, by arrangement rather than on the usual timing. Send the name of the hotel and the time you have in mind, and say whether you are between flights or staying the night. The reply sets out when a therapist can be there and confirms the details before anything is fixed. Because the distance is greater than a trip across the centre, earlier notice makes it easier, particularly for a late arrival or an early departure the next morning.
No. Nuru is offered for rest and for the warmth of the ritual itself, and it should not be booked as a remedy for pain, an injury or any condition. The pressure is carried by weight rather than by thumbs, and the therapists are not working as clinicians. If you do have an injury, recent surgery or anything that makes certain positions uncomfortable, mention it in your first message so she can work around it, and take the condition itself to a doctor.
It is a considerate thing to do, and it is not required. The session ends with a rinse in any case, since the gel comes away in water, so there is no need to worry about arriving straight from a long day. Guests who have just landed or come back from dinner often like a quick shower first simply to feel settled, and there is time for one during the forty to sixty minutes while she travels.
Yes. Every price is in euro, and the euro figure is what the booking costs. Cash in pounds, dollars, Swiss francs or another major currency is accepted, and the exact amount in that currency is confirmed to you in writing before she sets out. Card and crypto are accepted too. Whichever you choose, mention it in your booking message so she arrives ready for that method, and have it to hand when she comes in, because the balance is settled at the beginning of the session rather than at the end.
Ask her. If her time after your booking is free, the session can simply carry on, and the extra time is charged on the same ladder, so an hour that becomes ninety minutes costs half as much again and one that becomes two hours costs double. If she is due elsewhere she will say so, and a second booking can be arranged for later that evening or another night. Booking the longer length at the outset is always easier if you suspect you will want it.
Not on a first booking. Only a client the house has looked after before can have a same-day hour or two with nothing sent ahead. A first nuru hour sends half its fee in advance, and the remaining half is settled in the room. Once the hour is agreed, the booking conversation gives you the exact sum and how to send it, with card as the first option and Revolut, Wise or crypto as alternatives. Because the session is today, you also confirm in that conversation that you want it performed at once. From your second visit on, a same-day hour or two is paid entirely on arrival.
That turns on where she is. A returning client's same-day ninety minutes carries no deposit, so if she has not set out when your message lands, you owe nothing at all. If she is already crossing the city with the bag, the house asks only for the part of the ninety-minute fee that her journey represents. A change of plan on your side counts as a cancellation, not as a case of the house being unable to perform.
Yes. Two therapists at once always confirm with half, whatever the date. Four hands on a single guest for two hours sends half its fee ahead by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer, and the other half is settled in the room. A couple with a therapist each for the same two hours pays twice what the pair on one guest would, and half of that goes ahead. Cancel before they set out and half of the deposit is kept as fee already earned while the rest is repaid; once they are on their way the whole deposit is kept, unless another client books those hours. The one session settled wholly at the door is a returning client's same-day hour or two with a single therapist.
The therapist you booked decides. She sets her own limits and names them, and they stand for the whole visit. She may decline a booking before it reaches her or after, without giving a reason, and she may end a visit at any point. If a limit she has set is pressed, the visit ends there, and once she is at your door the fee for the time reserved stays due, seeing that the hour was kept free for you and she has travelled for it, with nothing further charged, as the terms repeat.
She may ask to see photo identification, because the guest who books and anyone else in the room during the session must be twenty-one or over. She looks at it and hands it straight back; it is not copied, scanned or photographed, and nothing from it is written down. If she cannot satisfy herself about the people in the room, she leaves before the session starts, as the age statement explains.