Grand Hotels · Suite Outcall
Staying somewhere with a doorman, a concierge desk and turndown service? The companions we send to Amsterdam's five-star addresses know how such a house works: they walk in like an invited guest, dress for the bar downstairs as easily as for your suite, and keep the evening as quiet or as lively as you want it.
Luxury hotels run on a code of quiet attentiveness, and staff there see visitors come and go all evening without remark. Your companion uses the front door, gives your name if anyone asks who she is meeting, and takes the lift up to your floor like any dinner guest would.
A few guests ask for a side door or a meeting point away from the main lobby, perhaps the bar or the spa corridor. Tell us exactly where and we pass the instructions on, though in a building that busy the ordinary route through reception rarely draws a second glance.
A spacious suite with a deep bathtub and blackout curtains is a natural setting for our erotic massage service, since nothing about the room hurries the session along. Guests in grand hotels often pick Tantra, a slow sensual massage or the four-hand version with two women.
On a stay of several nights, some guests settle into a pattern: room service, a long massage, an early night instead of a bar crawl. The masseuse reaches your hotel in the usual 45 to 60 minutes.
Pick a woman from the gallery, then send us her name, the hotel (or only the neighbourhood if you prefer, say Museum Quarter or the canal belt), the hour you have in mind and how long you want her to stay. A coordinator answers within a few minutes and arranges the rest.
Two or three hours of warning gives us room to choose someone who has visited grand hotels many times before. Bookings for the same evening still go ahead regularly; earlier notice simply widens the choice.
Most of the city's five-star rooms cluster inside the old centre, so a request from a grand hotel usually means a companion heading toward palace facades, canal views and marble staircases within a short ride.
A luxury address costs nothing extra: one hour is €180, two hours €360, and three hours or a dinner date €540.
An overnight stay of eight hours is €1,250, and the same tariff applies wherever in Amsterdam your hotel stands, with no discounts on any length.
Before anyone appears in our gallery, a member of our team sits down with her face to face, checks her identity and confirms her pictures match. For grand hotel requests we lean toward women who enjoy a formal setting and can hold a conversation at a hotel bar.
Night porters in these buildings have seen everything and comment on nothing. She arrives neatly dressed, heads to your room as your guest, and the desk carries on with its evening.
Several of the grand hotels keep a dining room that is worth an evening on its own, and the dinner date of three hours suits it well.
Liked the woman you met last time? Mention her name when you book again and we will see when she is free.
Little touches change the mood of a hotel room more than guests expect: dimmed lamps, a chilled bottle from the minibar, the do-not-disturb sign hung early.
Our profiles are photographed professionally and revisited regularly, so the woman at your door matches the pictures you chose.
Long-haul guests often land in the evening, check in, and only feel awake around midnight, which is no problem for a service that keeps going all night.
For an overnight booking, telling us a day ahead lets us keep her diary clear and plan dinner or drinks before the night begins.
Grand hotels also stand near the Amstel, in Zuid and around the business district, and each of them sits within our normal service area.
We also drive out to the Schiphol hotels and, with a travel supplement, to Utrecht, The Hague and Rotterdam.
The palace, the monument and the busiest square in the city.
→Seventeenth-century waterways lined with merchant houses.
→Big museums and the concert hall on one green square.
→Leafy streets around the city's favourite park.
→Every street inside the ring of canals.
→Narrow lanes, brown cafés and quiet canal corners.
→Market stalls by day, small bars after dark.
→Elegant townhouses south of the museums.
→Wide avenues, parks and a mixed crowd.
→Airport hotels reached without a trip downtown.
→Cathedral city half an hour by train.
→Seat of government on the North Sea coast.
→Port city of towers and modern bridges.
→Answers to what guests at Amsterdam's grand hotels tend to ask before a visit. Anything else? WhatsApp our team.
Yes. For these bookings we choose women who feel at home in formal surroundings, dress with care and talk easily with anyone they meet on the way up. The staff will see a well-dressed guest and nothing more.
All of them, though we prefer not to list hotels by name here. Send the name of yours in a private message and we take it from there.
In our experience they keep out of it. Staff at that level are trained to leave guests alone, and a visitor heading to a room is treated like anyone meeting a friend upstairs.
No. The hourly rate of €180 stays the same at any hotel, and each companion's profile shows her full price list.
That depends on the building, but many grand hotels have a quieter door or staircase. Say so when you write and we will plan the route with you.