Writing to Hotel Massage Amsterdam about a room

Both buttons on this page lead to the same booking conversation. WhatsApp carries the majority of bookings. Telegram is there for guests who keep their travel life on it. There is no form to fill in, no account to make, and no call to place; a written message is the whole mechanism. Written enquiries and complaints can also go to the e-mail address at the foot of every page.

What a useful first message holds

• The district your hotel sits in, or the street. The room number can follow later, once you are actually in the room.
• When: a time, or simply now.
• How long: an hour, ninety minutes, two, three, or through until the morning.
• Who, if a profile has already caught your eye. If none has, describe the evening instead and the reply will suggest two or three profiles to read.
• Anything the room changes, a proper bath rather than a shower cubicle, floor space or the absence of it, a partner who will be there as well.

You are not obliged to name the hotel. A district and a room number are enough to get someone to your door, and a good many guests would rather the name of the building never appeared in a written message at all. That is an ordinary way to book here, not an awkward one, and nobody will ask you twice.

If you are writing across six or seven time zones and expect to be asleep before the reply comes, say which window suits you, so the hour can be agreed when you are awake to read it.

Questions before a booking

Not every message has to end in a booking. Ask whether a room with a single bed can take two therapists, how long the drive out to an airport hotel would be, which technique suits a first evening, or whether a particular therapist speaks French. The answers come back in the same thread, and nobody expects you to commit there. A good deal of what people ask is already answered on the questions page, which is worth a glance if you are writing from a meeting and cannot wait for a reply.

Keeping to one thread

Use the same conversation for everything that follows: a later start, the room number once the key is in your hand, a second therapist added to the evening. A single thread keeps every detail in one place. Delete it afterwards if you prefer; nothing about the booking depends on the history staying on your phone.

When a reply takes a while

Reply times vary with the hour and with what is being asked. A longer wait usually means a detail is being checked, such as whether two therapists are free for the same hour, and the reply says what it was. Sending your message a second time does no harm. For anything about money, any therapist's profile lists every figure, the cancellation policy covers the deposit, and the booking walkthrough follows each step from the first message to the knock.

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