18 terms a guest meets between the first message and the door, defined the way this house uses them.
Outcall means the therapist is the one who travels, to a room near the runways or in central Amsterdam, since the house has no premises anywhere.
An overnight means eight hours with a single therapist for EUR 1,250, the block travellers use between a late landing and a dawn departure.
The duration ladder is the fixed price list every booking is drawn from: session length and the number of therapists set the figure, and nothing about the flight changes it.
Balance on arrival names the share of the fee handed to the therapist at the door of your room, as banknotes in any major currency, a card payment or crypto.
The deposit is exactly half the fee: written into the WhatsApp thread at acceptance, cleared electronically before the therapist leaves, and kept by the house if you cancel.
Cancelling a booking never returns its deposit, at any notice; narrow force majeure may convert it to credit, and a session ended early is not refunded.
False bookings are reservations that were never real, made under an invented name, with borrowed details or as a prank; each one is recorded, shared and reported.
Forty to sixty minutes, counted from confirmation until she knocks, is the arrival window at any central Amsterdam address; airport rooms are timed by arrangement instead.
Booking on WhatsApp means arranging and confirming a session in writing, in one message thread with the office, which answers in about ten minutes at any hour.
The age gate is the confirmation screen at the entrance to this site; the house deals only with adults aged 21 or over, clients and therapists alike.
A layover is the time between an arriving and a departing flight; near Schiphol its length decides whether an in-room booking is possible and how long it can run.
A red-eye is an overnight flight that leaves late and lands early; at Schiphol it shapes bookings on both sides of the night, before departure and after landing.
A transit hotel is a hotel inside or beside an airport terminal, built for passengers between flights and often selling rooms by the block of hours rather than the night.
Jet lag is the mismatch between the body clock and local time after crossing time zones; for a traveller booking here it mainly decides which hour to choose.
The airport hotel belt is the loose ring of hotels around Schiphol, from the terminal to Hoofddorp, Schiphol-Rijk, Schiphol-Oost and Badhoevedorp, all served by arrangement.
Hoofddorp is the town just southwest of the runways whose station-side and business-park hotels house many airport travellers; the house reaches them by arrangement.
Schiphol-Rijk is the office and training district on the airport's southern side, busy by day and nearly empty by night, with hotels the house reaches by arrangement.
For a booking here, time zone means Amsterdam time, CET in winter and CEST in summer; every start in the thread is read on that clock, whatever your phone shows.
One hour EUR 180 through to eight hours at EUR 1,250. Forty to sixty minutes anywhere in the centre; the Schiphol airport hotels by arrangement.