Contact us about tantra massage in Amsterdam
A message is the usual way to reach the house about a booking, and Telegram is the quieter route. For a written enquiry or a complaint, use the e-mail address in the footer.
Two buttons on this page open a conversation rather than a form. WhatsApp is the one most people use, and Telegram is there if you would prefer it. A message may be sent at any hour, and the reply names who is free and what the hour costs.
A first message that can be answered in a single reply usually carries four things:
- When, a time this evening, or simply now.
- Where, the district and the kind of address: a hotel in the centre, an apartment, a Schiphol hotel by arrangement.
- How long, an hour, ninety minutes, two or three, or the full night.
- Who, for one person or for two, one therapist or two, and any language you would rather the session was held in.
Send what you have even if that is only half of it. Questions are answered as readily as bookings, and nothing in a first message commits you to anything.
No number is printed anywhere on this site. The buttons carry the account, which keeps your first message and your confirmation in one thread, easier for both sides at two in the morning than a number copied out by hand. No account is opened and no card is kept on file; the one thing asked ahead of time is a deposit where the booking needs one, requested in the thread once the booking is agreed, by card, or by Revolut, Wise or crypto if you prefer. The balance is paid on arrival by card, in cash or in crypto, and any amount in a currency other than the euro is confirmed in writing before she sets out.
Asking about tantra massage in Amsterdam before you book
Not every message is a booking, and nobody expects it to be. People write to ask which session suits a first evening, whether a particular therapist speaks German, how an airport hotel is arranged, or simply whether two hours is too long for someone who has never tried this. Those questions receive the same attention as a booking and come back just as quickly. If you would rather read before writing, the questions page answers the common ones at length.
Once you have decided to book
The booking page sets out what to send, with an example message you can adapt to your own evening. From a hotel, the room number is the one detail worth adding, and the hotel page describes the arrival itself. From an apartment, add the floor and which bell to ring, since plenty of Amsterdam doorways give nothing away from the street.
What we will never ask of you
We will not ask you to telephone, to open an account, to buy gift cards, to make a bank transfer, to pay through a link sent by someone you do not know, to send money before the booking is confirmed in the thread, or to explain your reasons for booking. The details the visit needs are the only ones requested. A message pressing for any of those is not the house, whatever name it borrows; a genuine deposit request reaches you only in the thread you started, once the booking is agreed, and what becomes of it if you cancel is set out in the cancellation policy. Where a booking is made in bad faith, the house may report it to the police.
If a reply seems slow
No reply time is promised, and on the busiest nights of the year the wait grows longer. There is no need to send the message a second time, since the first one is already waiting to be read. A complaint, or anything you would rather put in writing away from the booking thread, goes to the e-mail address in the footer.
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