Massage Amsterdam, booked for the close of a sightseeing day
Hotel rooms and rented apartmentsCobbles since breakfast, a rented bicycle over a dozen humped bridges, three hours on gallery floors and a suitcase hauled up a staircase built for sacks of grain: Amsterdam asks a lot of a visitor's legs. Cobblestone Amsterdam arranges the massage that closes a day like that, in your own room, with a therapist at the door forty to sixty minutes after you confirm.
- To your door40 to 60 min
- On the roster23 therapists
- Booking age21 and over
What the evening buys
After the walking stopsCobblestone Amsterdam arranges one thing, and it is the massage that closes a tourist day in the room that day already ends in.
The legs first
A visiting day in this city is counted in cobbles, humped bridges and standing still in front of paintings, and the calves, feet and lower back take nearly all of it. The hour is shaped around wherever the day settled, and the therapist asks about that before she begins.
She travels with all of it
Oil, clean towels and a sheet to work on arrive with her, so nothing has to be found or bought on the way back to the room. A warm space and somewhere to wash beforehand are the whole of what is wanted from you.
The clock and the length
Sessions run for one, two or three hours, and the clock is read from the moment the massage begins rather than from the knock at the door. The length is chosen in writing, and the figure that goes with it is quoted before the booking stands.
How the evening is fixed
Three messages, no callsWrite
Send the district or the part of the centre you are staying in, the hour you want her there, the length you want, and a technique from the board further down. A name from the roster is welcome and is never required.
Read what comes back
The reply names who is free at that hour, gives the time she can be at your door, and states the whole figure for the session before anything is agreed to.
Settle it
Half the figure confirms most bookings and the balance is settled on arrival. One move of a booking is allowed when it is asked for more than twenty-four hours ahead, to a date inside the following fortnight, and the deposit carries across with it.
The districts she crosses
The centre, and the airport by arrangement- Centrum
- Jordaan
- De Pijp
- Oud-Zuid
- Zuidas
- Leidseplein
- Rembrandtplein
- Dam Square
- Vondelpark
- Red Light District
Ten districts stand on the board, and each of them is worked at the posted figure with nothing added for the distance. Name the street or the area you are staying in when you write, and the reply confirms it before she sets out.
Arrival
Forty to sixty minutes covers the central districts once a booking has been confirmed. The hour of the evening and the traffic can move that either way, and the answer you receive always carries a time to expect.
Questions
Short answersCan she come to my hotel room?
Yes, and on most evenings that is exactly where she goes. Say which district or which stretch of the centre you are staying in when you first write, and give the room number once the hour has been agreed.
What does she need the room to have?
A bed or a clear stretch of floor, somewhere to wash and a little warmth are enough. Everything the session uses travels in with her, so there is nothing you have to arrange beforehand.
How is it paid for?
Half the figure confirms most bookings, and the reply sets out how that half is sent. The remainder is settled in person, and the full total is stated in writing before you agree to any of it.
How late in the evening can I write?
Write whenever the sightseeing finally stops, late evenings included. The answer tells you who is still free at that hour and how long she needs to reach the district you are in.
Who is able to book?
Guests of twenty-one or over, and the same age applies on the other side of the door. Proof of age can be asked for on arrival, and nothing shown that way is copied or kept.
Techniques
Say which one when you writeRates
The posted tariffTariff
- 1 hour€180
- 2 hours€360
- 3 hours€540
- Overnight (8h)€1,250
An hour after the third costs another 180 euros for one guest with one therapist, added when the booking is agreed or asked about on the evening itself.
The overnight is a fixed block of eight hours at 1,250 euros for one guest, agreed ahead as one figure rather than counted hour by hour.
A single guest with two therapists pays 360 euros an hour, 540 for ninety minutes, 720 for two hours and 2,880 for the eight hour night.
For a couple, one shared therapist is 360 an hour and 2,500 for the night; one therapist each is 720 an hour and 5,760 for the night.
Every figure already includes all taxes, and nothing is added for a Sunday, a late hour or her journey across the centre.
Outcall only: the session happens in your hotel room or apartment, and there are no premises to walk to after a day of walking.
Airport hotels at Schiphol use the same figures, with the journey time agreed with you before anything is fixed.
Therapists
Name, age, home district| Therapist | Age | District |
|---|---|---|
 Celia | 25 | Amsterdam Centrum |
 Vivi | 23 | Jordaan |
 Sienna | 27 | Oud-Zuid |
 Harper | 27 | De Pijp |
 Grace | 24 | Oud-Zuid |
 Caroline | 29 | De Pijp |
 Rossy | 24 | Amsterdam Centrum |
 Nico | 25 | De Pijp |
 Cassandra | 26 | Oud-Zuid |
 Daisy | 21 | Jordaan |
 Victoria | 28 | Oud-Zuid |
 Cricket | 22 | Amsterdam Centrum |
 Claire | 26 | De Pijp |
 Celeste | 23 | Jordaan |
 Britanny | 28 | Oud-Zuid |
 Colleen | 25 | Jordaan |
 Emily | 25 | Amsterdam Centrum |
 Natalie | 26 | De Pijp |
 Brielle | 22 | Amsterdam Centrum |
 Lory | 26 | De Pijp |
 Rita | 27 | Jordaan |
 Olivia | 26 | Oud-Zuid |
 Lucy | 24 | Amsterdam Centrum |
After the day
Pages for the way a visit endsGuides
Read while the trip is still a plan- A sightseer's day in Amsterdam, and where a massage fits at the end of itMost visitors plan the sights and leave the evening to chance, then find at six o'clock that their legs have made the decision for them. This guide walks through an ordinary sightseeing day in Amsterdam, hour by hour, and shows where a massage booked to your own room sits comfortably inside it.
- Cycling Amsterdam as a visitor: saddle hours, bridges and the evening afterHiring a bicycle is the thing visitors to Amsterdam look forward to and underestimate in equal measure. This guide covers a first day in the saddle as a tourist actually lives it, from the rental counter to the lock-up, and then the evening booking that tends to follow a ride of that length.
- Legs, back and shoulders: what a walking holiday asks of the body, and how to book for itA walking holiday in Amsterdam spreads its effort unevenly: feet and calves take the cobbles, the lower back takes the standing, the shoulders take the day pack. This guide goes through each in turn, then covers how visitors book a full body massage in Amsterdam for the evening, what length fits which kind of day, and what to write in the thread.
- Museum fatigue: pacing three museums and a massage in one Amsterdam tripMuseum fatigue is a real and well-described thing: the slow walk, the long stands and the concentration leave visitors more worn out after three hours indoors than after a day outside. This guide explains why, sets out a way to spread three of the big Amsterdam collections across a short trip, and places the evening massage where it sits comfortably between them.