The whole procedure is one message long. Name a woman or describe an evening, add your district or hotel and the hour you want, and press send. Roughly ten minutes later you have a confirmation; twenty to thirty after that, in the centre, you have company.
Here is the full choreography, with nothing edited out. You write to us on WhatsApp. We reply, ten minutes is the honest average, at 3 a.m. as at 3 p.m., with her name and an arrival window. She travels; central Amsterdam is a twenty-to-thirty-minute journey from wherever on the map she starts. She knocks, you settle the rate in the room, and the hour is yours. At no point does anyone ask you to pay into a chat thread, share a card number in advance, or fill in a form.
Four short things: where (a hotel name or a district is plenty, the room number can wait until she is nearly there), when, how long, and which session or which woman. If you know you want Violetta at ten, say exactly that. If you only know you want the evening to be slow, say that instead; casting is our half of the work and we are quick at it.
Hotel visits are our daily bread and they are conducted so they look like nothing at all: one well-dressed woman crossing a lobby with a tote bag, which in Amsterdam describes half the guests. Apartments and houses are just as welcome, give the street and she will find the bell. Schiphol hotels sit outside the twenty-to-thirty window, so flag the airport in your first line and we will build the timing around your flight rather than around the ring road.
One planning note from experience: a single woman for tonight can almost always be arranged on the spot, while a pair, an overnight or a particular favourite in high demand is happier with a few hours of notice. The diary never closes either way.