Price is the question most guests ask first and understand least. A figure in a rates table tells you what you will pay, but not what you are paying for, and in an outcall booking a surprising amount happens outside the hour you picture. So here is the body to body Amsterdam price taken apart: one woman for one hour, and everything that single figure quietly carries.
The number itself
One woman, one hour, one guest: that is the unit, and her profile states it in euros. Two hours cost twice the unit and three hours three times, each hour priced exactly like the first, and the overnight with her is one figure for eight hours that comes in under eight separate hours. Two things move those numbers: whether one woman comes or two, and whether she is visiting a guest alone or a couple. Each hour past the third costs the hourly figure of the same line.
| Booking | 1 hour | 90 min | 2 hours | 3 hours | Overnight, 8 hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One woman, one guest | 1 | 1.5 | 2 | 3 | her night figure |
| One woman, a couple | 2 | 3 | 4 | 6 | twice her night figure |
| Two women, one guest | 2 | 3 | 4 | 6 | 16 |
| Two women, a couple | 4 | 6 | 8 | 12 | 32 |
The four-hand session is the third line when you are alone and the fourth when you share it with a partner. The same table, written out in euros, is printed on every profile on the roster, so the figure for the woman you like sits on her own page beside her photographs, and every multiple in this piece is read from it.
Her journey to your door
Before any session there is a trip across the city. A woman setting out from Jordaan, De Pijp or Centrum reaches a hotel in the centre in forty to sixty minutes, however she travels at that hour. For addresses in Zuidas, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid, Jordaan and Centrum the journey is simply part of the rate. Schiphol hotels work differently: they are arranged in the thread, case by case, before anything is confirmed.
What she brings
A body to body session needs more kit than a conventional massage, and all of it arrives with her. Her own linens go over the bed so the hotel sheets stay untouched. Her own towels cover whatever is not being worked on and wrap you afterwards. The oil travels warm, and for a nuru or soapy session the gel or lather comes along too. None of this is itemised or charged separately; it is part of the hourly fee. If a particular oil or scent disagrees with your skin, mention it when you book; bringing a suitable alternative costs nothing extra either.
Setting up and packing away
Dressing the bed, lowering the light and warming the oil take a few minutes at the start. Folding linens and gathering towels take a few more at the end. Both happen inside the booked time, as do the shower before and the rinse after. Guests sometimes worry that this eats into the hour. In practice the preparation is part of the atmosphere, and a well-run session never feels clipped. If the logistics matter to you, a longer booking gives them more breathing space.
The hour, whenever it falls
The same hourly fee applies at half past six in the evening and in the dead of night, on a Tuesday in February and on a Saturday in the height of summer. No supplement is added for the small hours, the weekend or a booking made at short notice. A guest writing at a quarter to four pays nothing extra for the inconvenience of the hour, and a guest who planned a week ahead pays nothing less for the foresight.
Choosing her costs nothing
Picking a name from the wall, asking which women give a particular session, asking who is closest to your hotel: none of that costs anything or commits you to anything. The thread answers whatever you ask, and the choice of woman never moves the price. The texture you pick does not move it either: oil, gel and lather are all charged by the hour at the same rate. Milena and Molly cost the same, Angelika at the start of the wall costs the same as Violetta at its end, and a woman new to the roster costs the same as one whose frame has hung there for years. Our introductions to all fifteen are the natural place to start choosing.
Paying at the door
What remains to pay is settled in the room, as she arrives and before anything begins. Cash works in euros, or in another major currency at an amount confirmed in writing before she sets out, and cards and crypto are accepted as well; if you plan to use either of those, say so when you book so the method is ready. A first booking, anything of three hours or more, every night and every pair send half ahead as a deposit, and the details for it come only inside the thread the office has confirmed: two women for a couple over two hours, for example, is the largest two-hour line on the table, and exactly half of it is sent ahead while the rest is paid in the room. A same-day hour or two from a returning guest is the one booking paid entirely at the door. Settling the balance at the start means the end of the evening has nothing practical left in it, which makes for a better goodbye.
What sits outside the price
Very little, and all of it is your choice. No tip is expected, and the etiquette guide explains what guests who want to say thank you tend to do instead. Drinks from room service, your own taxi afterwards or a late checkout are matters between you and your hotel. Extending in the room, when her diary allows, simply adds time at the hourly figure of the line you booked. That is the whole list.
Body to body Amsterdam price, in one sentence
For the price of one hour you receive a woman you chose by name, her journey to a hotel in the centre, her linens, towels and oil, the setting up and the rinse, and a full hour whatever the clock says. Bookings are made for guests of 21 or over.