Board kept by hand, desk staffed around the clock
Board kept by hand, desk staffed around the clock
There is no form on this website, no account to create and no telephone queue. Booking is a short conversation with a desk that is staffed at every hour, and it usually takes less time than choosing a companion from the board did.
Three things get you a confirmed time: a name, an address and an hour. Everything else is detail the desk will ask for.
Open WhatsApp, or Telegram if you prefer it, and write the name of the companion you have chosen, the hotel you are staying at, and the time you have in mind. If you are flexible on either the name or the hour, say so, it widens what we can offer. If you are not flexible, say that too.
Within minutes you get her availability and an exact arrival window, not a vague evening slot. If she is already booked, you get two or three alternatives who genuinely suit the same evening. The fare is confirmed in the same message, with the deposit if one is asked for, how to pay it, and the cancellation terms, so nothing is left open.
One word back from you fixes it. From that point her evening is yours and the line on the board changes. That written yes is a commitment: the booking is final, a deposit the desk asked for is paid to confirm it and is never returned as money, and cancelling afterwards is charged by the tiers on the terms page, the full fee inside 24 hours or on a no-show, which for a same-day booking means from the moment you confirm.
Dressed to suit the address and expecting nothing to be explained. She gives your name at reception only if she is asked for it, takes the lift, and knocks. Her arrival is the least memorable thing that happens in that lobby all evening.
Inside central Amsterdam, sixty minutes. That covers Amsterdam Centrum, the Jordaan, De Pijp and Oud-Zuid, and it is a figure we are willing to be measured against. For the airport hotels at Schiphol, ninety minutes. For Utrecht, Den Haag and Rotterdam, two hours, three in the evening peak.
More notice buys you more choice, not a better price. Message in the afternoon for the same night and most of the board is still open. Message at eleven for midnight and you choose from whoever is free, which on a quiet Tuesday is most of them.
Useful: the hotel name, the district or street if the hotel name is a common one, your room or the fact that you will meet her in the lobby, the hour, and the length of booking you want. If the evening involves a restaurant, the reservation time helps her dress for the room.
Not asked: your surname, your company, an email address or a home address. ID comes up only where there is doubt about age, and no copy of it is kept. There is no account to open and no client file; the booking chat and any deposit record stay only for as long as the terms require, and the privacy page explains how little else of this conversation survives it.
Flights are late, meetings run over. If your timing moves, say so before she sets off: the desk can move the hour or the date once, where her diary has room, and the deposit and the terms travel with the booking. No agreed new time means the original booking stands. If we are the ones running behind, you hear it from us before the clock shows it, with a revised arrival time.
A confirmed booking is final, so a change never becomes a way out of it. Cancelling is charged from the agreed start: over 48 hours ahead on a one to three hour booking, any deposit becomes a 12-month credit; 48 to 24 hours ahead, half the fee; inside the last 24 hours, or on a no-show, the fee in full. Dinner dates, overnights, duos and trips count in days, 7 days and 72 hours. A deposit is set against the charge and never returned as money; the terms page has the tiers and a worked example, the faq page the rest.
One message starts the clock, and the desk is staffed through the night as closely as through the day.