A two-hour body to body booking in Amsterdam costs €360 and reshapes the whole evening. How to time it around dinner, a flight and the woman you choose.
An earlier essay in this journal weighed one hour against two in the abstract. This piece is practical. Once you have settled on the longer booking, the question becomes how to fit it into an Amsterdam evening so that none of the extra time drains away into logistics, and which women on the roster make the most of it.
The arithmetic is plain. One woman for two hours is €360, exactly twice the hourly rate, with nothing added for the evening, the weekend or the small hours. Three hours come to €540. A pair from the roster for two hours is €720, since four hands cost €360 an hour. The eight-hour overnight is priced as a single piece at €1,250. All of it is paid once, in the room, when she arrives, in cash, by card or in crypto. The rate card lists the same figures without the commentary.
Dutch kitchens often take last orders earlier than visitors expect, so the evening tends to fall into place on its own. The most comfortable pattern we see is a table at seven, back at the hotel by nine, and a two-hour session starting at half past. Sending the booking message from the restaurant, before dessert, gives us time to confirm your first choice and gives her time to travel. A heavy meal and full-length contact are poor companions, so a lighter dinner, or an hour's gap after a rich one, makes the second hour noticeably better.
Plan the ending as carefully as the start. A session that begins at half past nine finishes around half past eleven, which leaves time for a slow shower and sleep before midnight, or a late drink if the city still appeals. Guests who book the long session right before an early meeting tend to regret it, because two hours leave you loose, warm and in no mood for a spreadsheet.
Arriving guests often book the long session on their first night, when jet lag rules out sleep anyway. If you land at Schiphol in the evening, write to us from the taxi rank with the hotel name and a rough arrival time, and we will time her journey so she knocks shortly after you have showered. Departing guests can reverse the plan, but leave a generous margin before an early flight, because nobody should feel the clock during the second hour. If you are sleeping at an airport hotel rather than in the city, say so in your opening line, as Schiphol visits are arranged rather than assumed.
Two hours with one woman is not the same session stretched thin. The first hour usually carries the signature oil work through its full arc. The second can go deeper still, or change texture entirely. Women who give several formats can move from oil to lather, or from oil to gel, inside a single booking: Angelika, Danielle, Jasmin, Lea, Liana, Milena and Molly all give body to body, soapy and nuru. Guests who want the second hour even slower than the first tend to ask for Cindy, Laura or Luna, whose pace suits a long evening better than a short one.
Both cost €360, and guests ask us to choose between them more often than you might guess. They are different evenings. Two hours alone with one woman is about depth, and about time quietly losing its outline. One hour with a pair is about intensity, two bodies moving to a single tempo. If it is your first visit, or you already have a favourite, take the two hours. If you have booked the roster before and fancy something new, the pairs cast for four-hand sessions are worth the change.
A two-hour booking is easy to arrange on the night itself, but a specific woman is likelier to be free if you ask earlier in the day. Put the length in your first message together with the name, the place and the time, because a two-hour slot takes up more of her evening than an hour does and we plan the rest of the rota around it. Confirmation comes back in about ten minutes, and arrival in the centre follows twenty to thirty minutes later. If you are unsure whom to pick for a longer stretch, our notes on each of the fifteen say who prefers ninety minutes and more. The age floor, as always, is 21.