Hotel outcall.Your room.Tonight.

Message the desk with the hotel, the time and who you want. No name yet? Describe the evening and the desk suggests a few. A confirmed arrival time comes back in the chat, and nothing is booked until you say yes to it.

When she is close, the desk lets you know. Share the room number then if you prefer to wait. She crosses the lobby like any other guest, takes the lift, knocks. Your booked time starts the moment she arrives.

Central Amsterdam is the fast zone. Companions live across the four central districts, from Amsterdam Centrum down to Oud-Zuid, so a hotel on the canals or by the museums rarely waits long. Plan on about an hour anywhere in town, including the towers of Zuidas and the waterfront hotels over in Noord.

Airport hotels and the other cities take longer, because the journey sits on top of her preparation. The desk gives you a real time, not a hopeful one.

Most hotels do not care who visits a guest. A few want visitors registered at reception, or met downstairs once it gets late. If yours is one of them, say so when you book. She follows the house rules and nobody makes a thing of it.

Keycard lifts are the other classic snag. Plenty of modern hotels will not let anyone reach a floor without a card. Meet her at the lift, or pass the instructions through the desk. It takes a minute.

She dresses for the building. A grand lobby near Museumplein gets evening elegance. A design hotel in De Pijp gets something sharper. Either way she looks like she belongs, because nothing about her suggests otherwise.

This format is built around travellers' clocks. Landed at eleven? Book from the taxi. Meeting finished at ten? Message from the lift. The desk answers just as fast whatever the hour.

Flying early? Give the time you have to leave. The booking gets planned backwards from it, so you get the company and still make the gate.

Hotel outcall asks very little of you, but the little matters. Be in the room at the time you gave. Keep the chat open so the desk can reach you. Have the room number ready once she is close. And be sober enough to open the door and hold a conversation, because an evening with someone half asleep is not an evening.

The money side is simple. The rate card starts from €180 per hour. Stay longer, two hours, three, the rest of the night, and the desk sends a separate quote: on request, confirmed on WhatsApp, written down where you can scroll back to it. What you agree there is what applies at the door.

Any companion comes to any hotel. A few are especially good in one. Samanta collects design hotels the way other people collect fridge magnets, and her sleek noir style belongs in a minimalist suite. Jasmin brings a playful boutique-hotel look and a real mixology habit, so the minibar finally gets taken seriously. Tiffany loves champagne, design hotels and street photography: sharp eye, easy laugh. Sonya is calm and thoughtful, the one to call after a brutal day.

Jasmin, Tiffany and Sonya all sit in the petite type, if that helps you choose. Ready? The booking page has the steps.