The deposit, half the fee, and why an airport room always carries it

The deposit on this site is not a sum set aside and handed back later. It is the first half of the fee itself, worked out from the figure on the profile of the therapist you chose, named in the thread once the start is agreed, and settled before she sets out. The second half is settled at the door.

The seven bookings that carry one

• every booking at Schiphol or at an airport hotel, of any length;
• any booking made more than twenty-four hours before its start;
• every overnight;
• every booking for two therapists at once;
• every booking on a peak date, such as King's Day, Pride, the Amsterdam Dance Event, the Christmas and New Year stretch or a large conference week;
• every session of three hours or more;
• the first booking any client makes with the house.

For a traveller landing late at the airport, the first item settles the matter: half goes ahead whatever else is true. The single exception is a known client in a city room asking for an hour or two that same day, who pays it all at the door.

Half, whatever the length

The proportion never shifts with the booking. An hour, ninety minutes, two hours, three hours, a night of eight: each is confirmed with exactly half of its own fee, and a couple with a therapist each sends half of the fee for that arrangement. The chosen woman's profile shows the full fee from which that half is taken.

How it is paid

By card in the first instance, or by Revolut, Wise or cryptocurrency for travellers who prefer them. Neither bank transfer nor PayPal is taken, and cash cannot serve as a deposit because it only changes hands in the room. The exact amount and the way to pay it appear in the thread once the start is agreed, and nowhere else.

If plans change

What happens to the deposit when a flight moves or a booking is cancelled follows the notice scale, set out in full on the cancellation policy. The deposit is never kept whole by default.