District Coverage
District coverage is the set of Amsterdam neighbourhoods the house serves; sixteen have their own page, and all share one arrival window and one price.
Sixteen districts have a page here. In and around the old centre: Centrum, Dam Square, the Red Light District, Leidseplein, Rembrandtplein, Jordaan and Plantage. To the south: Oud-Zuid, Vondelpark, De Pijp, Rivierenbuurt and Zuidas. East, west and north: Amsterdam-Oost, Amsterdam-West, Westerpark and Amsterdam-Noord.
Why each district has a page
Addresses differ by neighbourhood. Canal houses with narrow stairs and no lift. Newer blocks with entry codes and fob-operated lifts. Towers with a security desk on the ground floor. Houseboats moored along the water. Knowing which kind of building you are in helps you write a precise first message, and the district pages are written with that in mind. The Jordaan page is a good example of the format.
What a district page never offers is a quicker knock. That omission is deliberate.
No district gets its own clock
Therapists do not leave from a single base. Each sets out from wherever she happens to be when a booking lands. The therapist nearest to Oost on Tuesday may be the farthest on Wednesday. A timing promised per district would be wrong about half the time. One window of forty to sixty minutes holds for every central address, every night.
Price follows the same logic. No neighbourhood carries a surcharge, and every therapist profile shows a single ladder for all sixteen.
Addresses between the names
Amsterdam contains more neighbourhoods than any list of sixteen. The pages name the areas clients ask about most often; they do not mark the limit of coverage. An address between two named districts is handled the same way. Write it into the thread, and the reply says whether it falls inside the ring.
What is not covered
Any town beyond the city boundary, whatever its distance by road. Schiphol and the airport hotels are the one addition: by arrangement, with the journey time agreed before anything is fixed and half the fee paid ahead. No figure is quoted for an address anywhere else.
Related terms
Send an address
and an hour.
Two lines are enough: where you are, and when you would like someone there. We answer with a name, an arrival window and a total. If the hour is awkward we say so rather than guess.