01 Services
Hotel visits: Amsterdam company, delivered to your room
Amsterdam is a city of hotel rooms: canal houses turned into boutique stays, towers rising above Zuidas, glass blocks lined up along the IJ. Tonight one of those rooms is yours, and no rule says you have to spend the evening in it alone. A hotel visit is the simplest format we offer. You stay put. Your companion comes to you.
No restaurant to reserve, no taxi to call, no crowded bar to shout across. One WhatsApp message with your hotel and a time is enough to begin, and the first hour is from €180. If the evening grows, a longer stay is priced on request and agreed in writing on WhatsApp first.
04 Picked for it
Our first names
Matched to hotel visits from what is on their profiles. Anyone on the roster can take this booking, these are the women we put forward first.
Name one of them, or tell us the plan and let us choose. A straight answer either way.
02 Hotel visits
How a hotel visit comes together
Send us three things: the name of the hotel, when you want the knock on the door, and which companion you have in mind, or a few words about the kind of company you want. We reply with who is free and a realistic arrival window. Once you confirm, she gets ready, dresses for the setting you described and sets off. You get a short message when she is on her way, and she comes up to your room at the agreed time.
Before you book
- Hotel name, plus the neighbourhood if you know it.
- Preferred arrival time, or ask for the first free slot.
- A name from the roster, or a short description of your evening.
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Arrival times across the map
Hotels in Amsterdam Centrum and its neighbours, Oud-Zuid, De Pijp and the Jordaan, see the quickest arrivals, because those four districts are where our companions live. The newer districts are close behind: Zuidas borders Oud-Zuid, and Amsterdam Noord is a ferry or metro ride across the IJ. Outside the city, airport hotels and the Randstad cities need more notice, and we confirm the exact timing before anyone leaves. What we will not do is promise a time we cannot keep.
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Walking into a hotel, Amsterdam style
Amsterdam lobbies are informal compared with those of many capitals, and that makes discretion easy. Your companion arrives looking like any well-dressed guest meeting a friend, walks to the lifts and comes straight to your door. She will not ask for you at reception unless you tell us your hotel requires it. Some smaller canal-house hotels lock the front door late at night or use a key code, and certain tower hotels only let registered guests use the lifts. Mention any of that in your first message; she knows how to work with house rules quietly.
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Late check-ins and early departures
Amsterdam is a city people reach late. Flights land at Schiphol well into the evening, international trains pull into Centraal after dark, and conference dinners at the RAI often run past ten. A hotel visit fits around all of it. Message us from the taxi queue or the check-in desk, and we will line up an arrival for when you are actually in the room. If you are leaving early the next morning, say so, and we will make sure the booking ends in good time for a proper night's sleep.
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Who suits a hotel visit
Everyone on the roster visits hotels, but some personalities fit the format especially well. Tiffany is graceful and detail-oriented, and her fascination with design hotels means she notices the good things about your room before you do. Karolina pairs poise with discretion and a sharp, dry sense of humour, ideal after a day that asked a lot of you.
Angelika brings confident, playful energy and will happily join you for a drink in a jazz bar downstairs first. Milena is direct and glamorous, 175 cm tall, with the kind of polish that suits a sleek suite. Angelika, Karolina and Milena all feature among our black-haired companions.
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Making the most of an hour, or an evening
One hour is a real booking, not a rushed one: enough for a drink from the minibar, good conversation and a proper sense of who she is. Plenty of guests decide they want more. Two or three hours leave room for room service and a slower pace, and a full night belongs to our overnight service. Tell us your plans when you book, or message during the visit if you would like to extend. Whether she can stay longer depends on her diary, and we settle it on WhatsApp before the extra time begins.
08 Questions
Hotel visits, answered
01Do you visit every hotel in Amsterdam?
We visit hotels, apartment hotels and short-stay apartments across all of our areas. We have no arrangement with any particular hotel, and your companion respects the visitor rules of wherever you are staying.
02How much notice does a hotel visit need?
Inside the city an hour is usually enough, and often less for the central districts. Schiphol, Utrecht, Den Haag and Rotterdam take longer. The exact window is always confirmed before she leaves.
03When should I share my room number?
After we have confirmed the booking and she has left home. Before that, the hotel name and an arrival time are all we ask for.
04Is a first drink in the hotel bar possible?
Yes. Say so when you book and she will find you downstairs for a drink first, and the evening carries on from there as planned.
09 Other formats
Another way to spend it
Same standards, same WhatsApp thread, a different shape of evening.
- 01Dinner datesDinner date companionship
- 02OvernightsOvernight companionship
- 03Girlfriend experienceGirlfriend experience companionship
- 04Travel companionTravel companionship
- 05Business eventsBusiness event companionship
- 06Duo bookingsDuo companionship
- 07CouplesCompanionship for couples
- 08Night outNight out companionship
- 09Extended bookingsExtended booking companionship
24/7 Your move
Hotel visits?
Say when.
Send the date, the address and the name that caught your eye. Everything else is settled on WhatsApp before anyone crosses a bridge.
Confirmed in minutes From €180 per hour