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These answers deal with the practical details that surface once you have picked a companion: timing per zone, hotel logistics, formats, changes and what we expect from guests. Read them before you send your request and the booking tends to run even more precisely.
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Q.01How much notice do Schiphol and the other cities need?
The inner Amsterdam districts usually need about an hour. For Schiphol, plan on ninety minutes to two hours. Utrecht typically requires around two hours, and Den Haag and Rotterdam need two hours or more because of the distance. Treat these figures as guidelines. Every confirmation comes with a specific arrival window, and any travel element is quoted in the same message.
Q.02Can I reserve a companion several days in advance?
Yes. Send the date, time, hotel and your preferred companion on WhatsApp, and the coordinator confirms whether she is available. On the day itself, a brief check in the same thread makes sure both sides are still on schedule. Booking ahead is particularly useful for overnights, dinner dates and trips out to the city zones, where the extra planning pays off.
Q.03What happens if my first choice is not available?
The coordinator tells you straight away and can suggest companions with a similar style, ideally from the same district so your arrival window stays short. It helps to shortlist two or three names in the gallery before you message, so an alternative can be confirmed in a single reply rather than a long exchange.
Q.04My hotel lifts only work with a keycard. How does she reach my room?
This is common in larger hotels, especially around Museumplein, the Zuidas and the business districts of the other cities. Mention it when you book. The coordinator agrees an exact minute with you, and you collect your companion at the lift lobby so you can go up together without anyone waiting around. Small canal-house hotels that lock their street door at night work the same way.
Q.05Is it possible to add time once she has arrived?
Often, yes. Message the coordinator before your booked time ends. Whether an extension is possible depends on her next commitment, and the price for the extra time is confirmed in writing before it begins. Handling it through the chat keeps the arrangement clear for both of you and means the evening never pauses for a discussion about time.
Q.06How do I cancel or change the arrival time?
Send a message in your existing WhatsApp thread as early as possible. Early notice lets us release or move the companion's time and, where her schedule allows, offer a new window. Any change is confirmed in writing, exactly like the original booking, so there is never doubt about which arrangement applies.
Q.07What is the shortest booking, and what does it cost?
One hour is the shortest format, starting from €180. Anything longer, from a two or three hour booking to a dinner date or overnight stay, receives an individual quote on WhatsApp. The prices page sets out every format with a short note on when each one works best.
Q.08How does a dinner date work?
Your companion meets you at your hotel or at a restaurant close by, you dine together, and the evening continues back at your hotel afterwards. How long it lasts and what it costs are settled on WhatsApp before you confirm. In Oud-Zuid and along the canal belt, most hotels have excellent restaurants within a few minutes' walk, which keeps the logistics simple.
Q.09How is payment handled?
The total, and the way it is settled, are both confirmed in writing in your WhatsApp thread before the companion leaves for your hotel. That means there is nothing to negotiate when she arrives, and you know exactly what to expect from the first minute to the last. If any line in the confirmation looks unclear, ask before you approve it; a question answered in the chat is always better than doubt at the door.
Q.10Can I request a dress code or a particular style?
Please do. Companions arrive elegantly dressed as standard, but if you are dining somewhere formal or would simply prefer a more relaxed look, tell the coordinator when you book. The profiles in the companion gallery give a clear impression of each woman's personal style, from understated evening wear to bolder glamour.
Q.11Which language will we speak?
Every companion on our roster speaks English, so conversation in English is always possible, whichever zone you are staying in. If you have questions about a specific companion's background or interests, the coordinator is happy to tell you more before you decide. Shared interests often matter more than anything else, and her profile gives a good sense of what she enjoys, from museums to cocktail bars.
Q.12What behaviour do you expect from guests?
Courtesy, discretion and respect. Our companions provide companionship, and a companion may end a booking if a guest becomes disrespectful, aggressive or heavily intoxicated. Guests must be 21 or older. The simplest guideline is to treat her as you would any valued guest you had invited to your suite.
Q.13Do you cover hotels outside the eight zones?
The eight zones cover the large majority of requests. If you are staying elsewhere, for example in Haarlem or Amstelveen, message the coordinator with the hotel name and address. You will hear whether a booking can be arranged, together with the notice and travel involved, before anything is confirmed. Hotels near Schiphol in Hoofddorp and Badhoevedorp already fall inside the airport zone.
Q.14Can she visit a serviced apartment instead of a hotel?
Our service is built around hotels, where entry is straightforward and discreet. If you are staying in a serviced apartment or rental, share the full address and any building access details when you message, and the coordinator will confirm whether the visit can be arranged.
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