Guide · Amsterdam · 2026-10-15
Amsterdam massage for a couple: one message for two guests, written so it cannot be misread
A couple's booking holds one more fact than a single booking: how many therapists. It is also the fact most often left out. This page shows how to write it in one line, and what to do when only one of you is at ease writing English.
Two ways, two figures
There are two ways to book for two guests. The first is one therapist for both of you: she works on one guest and then the other, or on both in turn. The second is one therapist each, at the same time, and it costs twice the first. Her profile shows both figures, in the columns for you and for a couple.
The one line that says which
Write it in plain words in the first message: two guests, one therapist. Or: two guests, two therapists. Do not write the word double, which can mean two hours or two women. Do not write the word couple on its own either, because it does not say how many therapists you want. The reply then quotes exactly the booking you meant.
When only one of you writes English
Often one partner writes the message for both. That is fine. Before you send it, read the lines aloud to your partner, or show them on the screen, so that both of you agree on the hour, the length and the number of therapists. If neither of you is sure of a word, use a translation app, and check that every number came through unchanged.
Both guests count
Both guests must be twenty-one or over, and both must agree to the booking. At the door she may ask to see an ID for each of you. Both guests are named in the thread. Anyone else in the room who was not named is not part of the session, and she may stop the visit if someone is.
The room for two
Two beds help, but one large bed works too. With two therapists, the room needs space for four people to move. Warm the room well, because two people lie still at the same time. Say before the session how you would like the time divided, and she plans it with you. The couples page describes the session itself.
Choosing the length together
With one therapist for two, every length is shared between you, so an hour gives each guest roughly half of it. Ninety minutes or two hours lets both of you feel the session was your own. With one therapist each, the length is the same for both, and an hour is a full hour for each guest.