Can each of us book separately during the stay?

Yes. Each guest books under their own name, and each booking is agreed on its own.

How is a couple's session priced?

With one therapist sharing her time, each length costs double the solo fee. With a therapist each, it costs four times the solo fee.

Do we need two beds for a therapist each?

You need two surfaces they can each work at: a bed and a sofa bed, or two rooms. Describe the flat in the thread and ask.

Massages Amsterdam for a Couple Relocating Together

Massages in Amsterdam for a couple who moved here together for a posting

Many postings bring two people. One partner has the contract and the office; the other has followed, sometimes with remote work of their own, sometimes with long free days and a city to learn. Massages in Amsterdam fit that shared stay in two ways: as an evening for the two of you together, or as bookings each partner makes alone.

Two people, two calendars

The partner with the job has fixed hours and tired evenings. The partner who came along often has the opposite: open afternoons, quiet weekdays and a week that needs some shape. A session on a weekday afternoon can suit the second partner well, while the first books on a Friday night. Both are ordinary, and nobody needs to book together unless they want to.

Massages in Amsterdam for the two of you together

A couple's booking can take two shapes. One therapist can share her time between you, which is priced at double the hourly fee for each length. Or each of you can have a therapist of your own, side by side, which runs to four times the hourly fee and, because it involves two therapists, carries half ahead. The couples page describes both. Either way, both of you must be twenty-one or over and both must want the booking.

A flat for two, set up for a session

A shared flat usually has one bedroom and one bed. For one therapist sharing her time, that bed is enough. For a therapist each, there needs to be a second surface: a sofa bed opened out, a guest bed or a second room. Describe the flat in the thread and ask which arrangement it suits before you choose.

Visitors in the spare room

Couples who relocate tend to host: parents on a first visit, friends on a long weekend, a sibling between jobs. A flat with a guest in the spare room is not the place for a couple's session, and those weeks are better left empty or moved to a hotel room for one evening. Plan the evenings for two in the weeks when the flat is yours alone.

Marking the move

Couples who relocate together often have one evening they want to mark: the first month behind them, the lease signed on a flat that finally feels like home, the day the boxes from the old address arrive. A couple's session on that evening, planned a few days ahead, turns a practical milestone into something both of you remember.

Booking as a couple

One of you writes, under your own name, and says that the booking is for two. The other partner's agreement is part of the booking, not an afterthought, and a couple's evening is taken only when both have said yes to it. The journal piece on a booking for two follows one such evening from the first message.