Services: every format on the board
Choosing a companion is the part travellers enjoy. Choosing the shape of the evening is the part they usually skip, and it matters just as much. An hour in a hotel room, a long dinner, a night that ends at breakfast and a week of meetings with company afterwards are four different bookings, and knowing which one you want saves a great deal of typing.
So every format we run has its own page below. Each one explains how the evening is put together, how much notice it needs, what it includes and which companions genuinely suit it. The opening hour is from €180 per hour wherever you are sleeping. Everything longer carries a figure we give you on request, in writing, before you say yes to it.
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The ten formats
Choose the shape of the evening before you choose the company. Every route below opens its own page, with the companions who suit it and the working details written out plainly.
- Hotel outcall companionship Hotel outcall Every booking on this board is an outcall. There is no address of ours to find, no waiting room, no desk where somebody takes your name. You stay in the room you already checked into, and your... 05 on this route→
- Dinner date companionship Dinner dates A table for one in a good restaurant is a strange kind of luxury. The food arrives, the room is full of other people's conversations, and you are the only person at your table with nobody to tell... 05 on this route→
- Overnight companionship Overnight The night before an early flight is the loneliest one a traveller gets. The bag is packed by nine, the alarm is set for something cruel, and there are six hours in the middle that belong to nobody. 04 on this route→
- Girlfriend experience companionship Girlfriend experience Some travellers want an occasion. Others want the opposite: an evening with no performance in it at all, where two people walk somewhere, eat something, argue cheerfully about a film and lose... 05 on this route→
- Travel companionship Travel companion Most bookings end at the door of one hotel. This one does not. A travel companion joins you for the moving parts of a trip as well as the stationary ones, which might mean a train to another city... 04 on this route→
- Business event companionship Business events There is a particular kind of evening that a business trip produces. A reception where you know two people out of ninety. A client dinner where the conversation needs somebody to keep it moving. A... 05 on this route→
- Duo companionship Duo bookings Some evenings are better with more people in them. A dinner that would be stilted with two becomes easy with four. A night that moves between three places wants somebody who can carry a... 05 on this route→
- Companionship for couples Couples Couples travel together and occasionally want a third person in the evening, for entirely ordinary reasons. A table with more conversation in it. Somebody who knows the city. A night out that... 04 on this route→
- Night out companionship Night out Amsterdam is a city with two shifts. The first one ends around eleven, when the canal ring quietens and the restaurants start stacking chairs. The second one begins about then, in rooms you would... 05 on this route→
- Extended booking companionship Extended bookings Short bookings have a shape you can predict. Long ones do not, and that is the point of them. An extended booking is anything that runs well beyond an evening: a full day and the night that... 05 on this route→
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How to pick a format
Start with where the evening happens. If it begins and ends in your room, hotel outcall is the whole answer. If there is a reservation somewhere with white linen involved, a dinner booking builds the table time into the arrangement. If your alarm is set for a dawn departure, an overnight makes far more sense than watching the hours disappear one at a time.
Then think about length. One hour is a drink and a conversation. Two is where the clock stops mattering. Beyond that you are into the formats that need a little planning, and those reward a message earlier in the day rather than a hopeful one at midnight.
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What every format has in common
All of them are outcall. Your companion travels to you, whether you are inside the canal ring, in a tower on the ring road or in one of the landside hotels around Schiphol, and that travel is already inside the fare. All of them are arranged on WhatsApp, with Telegram as the alternative, and none of them are confirmed until you have a name, a window and a figure in front of you.
Each page names a handful of companions who suit that format particularly well. Treat those as suggestions rather than restrictions: every woman on the companions board accepts every format we list, and any of them will happily hear which one you had in mind.
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If none of the ten quite fits
Describe the evening instead of naming the format. Travellers write to us with itineraries we have never seen before, a dinner in one city and a late arrival in another, an event followed by a quiet night, a layover with six hours in the middle of it, and almost all of them turn out to be an ordinary booking wearing an unusual shape. The boarding steps and the fare card cover the rest.
Which format?
Describe the evening you have in mind and the desk names the right one.
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