Booking From a Home in Amsterdam
Living here changes the picture. Instead of a hotel with a lobby and a night porter, you have a front door, a staircase, and neighbours who know your face.
The good news is that nothing about a booking needs to stand out. A companion arriving at seven in the evening looks like a friend coming over for dinner, which is exactly how it should feel.
Keeping Things Private Where You Live
If you share a building with colleagues or a landlord who lives downstairs, a hotel room in another part of the city may feel more comfortable, and many residents choose that option now and then.
For bookings at home, a short note in the chat about the bell, the stairs and the flat number saves her standing on the street checking her phone outside your door.
Regular Visits or a Single Evening
Some expats book once after a hard month, others like a fixed evening every week or fortnight. Both work, and a standing arrangement simply means fewer messages back and forth.
Your district makes no difference to the rate: Centrum, the Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid, Oost, West and Noord are all covered, and so are Amstelveen and the Zuidas.
Companions Who Suit Life in Amsterdam
Residents often look for a companion they can talk to about more than the weather, someone who knows the city, enjoys a neighbourhood restaurant and speaks their language.
Each profile lists the languages she speaks and the evenings she enjoys, from a quiet girlfriend experience at home to a three-hour dinner date at EUR 540.
Booking as a Resident
Write to us with the evening, the hour and your address, and mention the kind of person you get along with. Our desk will suggest a few companions who fit and are free.
Every booking is outcall, so she always comes to your flat, your house or a hotel you have chosen in or around the city.