Hotel Room Massage for Women in Amsterdam, Booked on Your Own Terms

The guests who book a hotel room massage for women through us are as varied as the city's visitors. Consultants in town for three days of workshops. A woman celebrating a birthday with a room upgrade and a quiet evening. Friends on a city weekend who would rather stay in than queue for a club. Travellers who simply prefer that the session comes to them, in a room they have already made their own, instead of walking into a spa at night.

All forty-five therapists on our roster are women, and every one of them is used to booking requests from female guests. Nothing about the process changes: a message, a confirmation in about ten minutes, and arrival forty to sixty minutes later anywhere central.

Each therapist has a profile with photographs, languages, the formats she offers and the full rate table. Many women choose on the basis of something quite practical: a shared language, a calm manner that comes through in the profile text, or experience with a particular technique. The roster can be read in any order, and there is no need to justify a preference.

If you would rather not choose, describe what you want in a sentence or two and the coordinator will suggest a match. Guests who are nervous about a first booking often ask for someone described as gentle or patient, and that is a perfectly good way to choose.

The slow, oil-based sensual massage is the most requested format among female guests, particularly for a first session, because its pace is unhurried and it needs nothing from the room except a bed and a warm temperature. Tantra is the second most common request, often from women who have read about it and want to try it in a private setting.

Two women travelling together sometimes ask for two therapists at the same time, one each. That is a couple booking with two therapists, and it is priced on that row of the table. Whatever the format, you can change pace, pressure or direction at any point during the session simply by saying so.

We understand that a woman alone in a hotel may care even more than most guests about who knows her room number and when. The room number is never needed in the first message. Your name is not needed at all beyond what you choose to write. The therapist messages you from the lobby, and you can meet her at the lift if you prefer not to share the number in writing.

Nothing about your booking is ever sent to the hotel, and the thread is used only to confirm and coordinate. Our guide to booking a hotel room session discreetly goes into more detail about arrivals, key-card lifts and what to say if reception calls up.

The rates are the same for every guest. One woman with one therapist pays 180 euros for an hour, 270 for ninety minutes and 360 for two hours. One woman booking two therapists pays 360 euros an hour, and two friends each with their own therapist are on the couples-with-two-therapists row, 720 euros an hour for the pair.

A first booking with the house is confirmed with half the fee, sent by card, Revolut, Wise or crypto, and the rest is paid in the room in cash, by card or in crypto. The same half-deposit applies to any two-therapist booking, anything booked more than a day ahead, and any session of three hours or more. Only a returning guest's same-day hour or two is paid entirely at the door.

Women who travel together choose one of three arrangements. The first is two separate bookings, each friend in her own room with her own therapist, often at the same hour so both are free for dinner afterwards. Each of those is an ordinary single booking, with its own deposit rules. The second is one room with two therapists working at the same time, which needs a room with space on both sides of the bed, or two beds pushed together. The third is one friend booking while the other is out for the evening.

For the shared-room option, describe the room when you write: a double, a twin, or a suite with a sofa bed. The coordinator will tell you honestly whether it will work. Many hotel rooms in the old centre are small, and a session for two in a tight room is less comfortable than two sessions in two rooms. Our page on sessions for two describes how the space is used.

Can I cancel if I feel uncomfortable when she arrives? You can end the session at any time, and she will leave. A deposit already paid is not refunded, and a session ended early is not refunded either, which is why it is worth asking every question in the thread before confirming.

Can I ask for a quieter, more talkative or more silent session? Yes, and it helps to say so. Do I need to prepare anything? A shower before she arrives, a warm room and a lamp instead of the ceiling light. Is there an age requirement? Every guest must be twenty-one or older, without exception.