Schiphol · 23 therapists

The women who work with Amsterdam Airport Massage

Twenty-three women work with the house, each twenty-one or over and each keeping hours she chose herself. A newcomer does not need to know the city to book one: say where your room is and when, and the reply names who is free.

To a central door40 to 60 minutes

What you see above is this site's whole roster rather than tonight's list. Hours are personal here, so the names free at eight in the evening and the names free at midnight overlap without being the same.

Choosing when everything is unfamiliar

Visitors on a first trip often scroll the grid for a long time and then write to ask who is free anyway. Both approaches work. If a profile has settled it, put her name first and add a second name in case her hours do not reach yours. If nothing has settled it, describe the evening instead: the room, the time, the length, and anything that would make it easier, such as a language other than English.

Languages you can ask for

English is on all twenty-three profiles, which covers most visitors on a first trip. French, Russian and Spanish each appear on three profiles; Dutch, Romanian, Italian and Greek on two each; Latvian, Ukrainian, Portuguese and Hungarian on one each. Five of the women speak three languages.

Where each journey begins

There are no premises, so each woman sets out from home. Eight live in the centre, seven in the Jordaan, five in De Pijp and three in Oud-Zuid, which keeps a room anywhere in central Amsterdam within forty to sixty minutes of a confirmed booking. The hotels around the airport are further out and are arranged separately, with her journey agreed with you before anything is fixed.

What each profile tells you

Her age, which on this roster runs from twenty-one to thirty, the languages she speaks, the district she starts from, the formats on her file and photographs of her published with her agreement. The rate table is identical on every profile, and it sets out each length from one hour to the eight hour overnight, with columns for couples and for two therapists beside it.

She chooses which bookings to accept and can refuse any of them. She decides what a session includes, names her limits before it begins and can end it whenever she wishes. Everyone on this page is twenty-one or over, and so is everyone who books.

Writing to ask for her

Her name goes on the first line of the message, followed by the address, the hour and the length. The booking page explains what happens next, and the services page explains the formats her profile lists.