FAQ

Margin notes: what first readers ask

What does b2b actually stand for, and is it a euphemism for something else?

It abbreviates body to body, massage in which the practitioner works with her whole person, not merely her hands, and it is trade shorthand rather than code. What the initials promise is what the hour contains: warm oil or gel, full-length contact, and sustained, skilled attention. Anything a listing site may have taught you to read between letters is not written there.

I am staying in a hotel, how discreet is the arrival, honestly?

Undramatic to the point of invisibility. She reaches the lobby dressed like any well-turned-out guest, carries one ordinary bag, and goes up without involving the front desk in any way. Everything the session needs is inside the bag, everything used leaves with her, and the room she exits looks precisely like the room she entered. Hotels are the bulk of our trade, and the trade has stayed quiet for a reason.

Which of the five chapters should a complete beginner choose?

Erotic oil or sensual, depending on your complaint. If the body aches, erotic oil opens with genuine classical work and warms from there; if the head races, sensual applies slowness like a compress. The title chapter and the gel reward a reader who already knows his own preferences, most people arrive at them on a second booking, which is exactly the right speed.

What preparation does my room actually need?

Heat, and almost nothing else. Every chapter works better in a warm room, and the gel one insists on it, so touch the thermostat when the confirmation arrives, hotel rooms climb slowly. She brings oils, gel, linens, towels and the protective sheet where the chapter calls for one. A shower on hand is welcome for the gel work, and standard in any hotel that has ever housed you.

How far ahead do I need to write?

For one woman, tonight, barely at all, the thread answers in about ten minutes at every hour, and central arrivals run twenty to thirty minutes from confirmation. Give longer formats more runway: a pair means two diaries agreeing, and an overnight is worth arranging before the evening it crowns. The diary itself never closes, so 4am enquiries are neither unusual nor surcharged.

When and how is the money handled?

Once, in the room, when she arrives, never before, never through the thread, never by link. Cash is welcome in any major currency at that day's exchange, cards are taken at the door, and crypto works if you mention it when booking. Until she knocks, the entire arrangement has cost you nothing and committed you to nothing.

Can I book two women at once, and what changes if I do?

You can, at €360 for each shared hour, and what changes is arithmetic rather than kind: two full attentions working one session, most often in the title chapter or the slow one. Margo and Nancy pair most fluently, having done it often enough to share a rhythm, but the thread will cast any workable duet. Mention the pair in your first line, it is the one booking that benefits from notice.

Are there hours or dates when the house is closed?

None. The thread is answered around the clock on every date the year prints, the tariff never moves for darkness or holidays, and a Tuesday at 4am is served with the same seriousness as a Saturday at nine. A city that stays awake deserves a house that does.

Is there an age rule, and does it bend?

Twenty-one and over, and no, it does not bend. The rule covers every reader and every booking without exception, in line with the standard this trade holds in the Netherlands, and it is the one line of the colophon we will never edit.

My hotel is at Schiphol, am I outside your map?

Not outside it, just on a different page of it. Airport hotels are served by arrangement: open your message with the word Schiphol and the reply will carry its own quoted timing, built around the drive rather than the city's twenty-to-thirty promise. Everything else, the tariff, the chapters, the door-settled payment, reads exactly as it does in town.

Ask us anything on WhatsApp