The busy dates, and the one thing they change
A peak date is one of the handful of dates that fill Amsterdam, and the only thing it changes is that half the fee goes ahead of the booking.
King's Day. Pride. The dance event in October. The stretch that runs from Christmas into the new year. The weeks when a large conference takes most of the city's rooms. Ask in the thread and the house names the dates it is counting.
What changes, and what does not
One thing changes: half the figure goes ahead, even on a shape of booking that would otherwise carry nothing. No figure on this domain moves for a date, a weekday or a weekend. There is no surcharge of any kind, and the arrival window is the same forty to sixty minutes it is in February.
What actually gets tighter
Hours, not prices. Twenty-three women each arrange their own week, and on a peak date the hours left in those weeks run out earlier. For a guest who tends to deliberate for a fortnight before writing, that is the practical warning: on those dates, the deliberating is the expensive part.
Related terms
the message
Written enquiries, in English, at any hour of the clock
Say which door she is coming to
Give the building or the district, the hour you want her there and how long for. Anything about your own body that changes how the room should be set goes in the same message, and it is read as a practical note rather than as an apology.
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Longer questions go to [email protected], which is read more slowly than a booking thread.