Amsterdam · 10 techniques · outcall
Amsterdam body to body massage, and the formats that sit beside it
Ten formats, sorted by what a season does to a room. Nothing here sets out what a session holds; your therapist names her own limits at the start and they stand. What this page can do is say which format survives a cold floor, and which one wants the window open.
- massageBody-to-Body Massage
Full contact oil work, written here for rooms that are colder or hotter than they should be
From €180 - massageNuru Massage
Gel based full contact work, and the one format that argues with an Amsterdam winter
From €180 - massageErotic Oil Massage
Hands and warm oil, with the oil itself chosen against the month
From €180 - massageSensual Massage
Slow whole body work, the booking that behaves the same in every month
From €180 - massageSoapy Massage
Foam and water work, the one format an Amsterdam heatwave improves
From €180 - massage4-Hand Massage
Two therapists working one guest, which halves the time a cold room costs you
From €360 - massageTantra Massage
Breath led whole body work, which needs the room warm before it starts
From €180 - massageNaked Massage
Unclothed whole body work, where the thermostat is the only piece of equipment
From €180 - massageCouples Massage
Two guests in one room, with one therapist between them or a therapist each
From €360 - extendedOvernight
An eight hour block, which is what a dark month weekend tends to turn into
€1,250 / 8h
Read the list against the thermometer. In a mild week every format on it behaves the same way. In the second half of January, or across four days of August when the canal smells of warm stone, some of them get noticeably easier and others get noticeably harder, and the reason is physical rather than a matter of taste.
What the season asks of the room
Oil work needs almost nothing built: a bed, air that is not cold, and towels she carries with her. That is why body to body and plain oil work are the two bookings that hold up in a badly heated canal house in February. There is no surface to lay out, no gel to bring up to temperature, no reliance on a shower you have not looked inside.
Gel and foam raise the stakes in the cold. Nuru gel that has gone cool is unpleasant on skin and takes real time to warm, and a rinse afterwards depends on hot water reaching a top floor bathroom at eleven at night. Soapy begins in the bathroom altogether, so a tiled room with a small radiator sets the tone before anything else does. Neither format is a poor idea in winter. Both are better ideas in May, and both are better again at ninety minutes rather than sixty, so the warming and the rinse are not rushed.
A hot week turns the advice over
Four or five nights a summer the city refuses to cool down after dark, and a room without air conditioning becomes the problem to solve rather than the shelter. Full contact work is warm work by nature, so a heatwave booking runs better with the window open early, the curtains shut against the afternoon and a lighter oil used sparingly. Soapy is the one format the heat actually improves, because it starts wet and ends in water.
Wind, rain and the evening you decided to stay in
A storm off the water does not delay anyone. Arrival runs forty to sixty minutes anywhere central once the hour is agreed, in horizontal rain as in still air, and a room at a Schiphol airport hotel is arranged on its own with the length of the drive agreed before the hour is held. What rain does change is the first five minutes: a wet coat needs somewhere to go, and a therapist who has crossed the city in it is better for a few minutes of warmth before anything begins.
Length, and the arithmetic behind it
Sixty minutes at 180 euros is a whole session in an oil format and a tight one in a gel format. Ninety at 270 is where a cold night settles, because the first quarter of an hour goes on getting warm and that time has to come from somewhere. Two hours is 360 and three is 540. Two therapists on one guest run at 360 an hour, a couple sharing one therapist at 360, and a couple taking a therapist each at 720. The eight hour block is 1,250 for one guest, which is the booking most often written in the dark months by people who worked out at midnight that the morning was already lost.
If the weather is the only thing deciding
Cold, and the heating is slow. Ninety minutes of body to body or oil work, with the room brought up to temperature an hour before.
Soaked through and cross about it. Ninety minutes, oil, nothing to set up, and a hot shower kept for afterwards rather than before.
Hot and airless. Sixty or ninety minutes of soapy, or lighter oil work with the window open and the fan on.
A long grey stretch with nowhere to be. Three hours, or the eight hour block, which is what February weekends are for.
If none of that decides it, ninety minutes of body to body is the booking that fits any month of the year. The questions page takes the rest, and the booking page says what to write first.
One frame ringed
Say which one, and the rest is quick
A thread that names a technique and a length is answered faster than one asking what there is.