Beatrice.

Late hours are a preference with Beatrice, not a concession, and at that time of night the run in from Oud-Zuid is nothing. Italian and English, both warm.

Through the door she looks at the room before she looks at you: where the light should sit, which lamp goes off, where the bag goes down. Ninety minutes is her natural length. Two hours is better. The language settles itself inside a minute, usually on whichever one you are more tired in. Long bookings find her more often than short ones, and she has stopped being surprised by the ones that run to morning. Nothing about her has ever suggested she was due somewhere else afterwards.

Beatrice decides which bookings she takes and may decline any of them; she sets the limits for what a session includes, says what they are, and may end a visit at any point, as the terms set out.

Beatrice works outcall only. She comes to your hotel room, residence or short-stay apartment anywhere inside the ring, at the same rate by day and by night, and she is typically forty to sixty minutes from a central address once the booking is confirmed. Her home district is Oud-Zuid; the rest of the city is the same window and the same figure.