Outcall, to the flat you are living in
Outcall means the therapist travels to where you are staying, a furnished flat, a serviced apartment or a hotel room; the house keeps no premises at all.
Every booking with this house is outcall. The therapist comes to the address you give, and you stay where you are. There is no studio, no salon and no address a guest could be asked to visit.
On a long stay, the address is home
For a weekend visitor, outcall means a hotel room. For a long-stay guest, it usually means the flat: a canal house apartment, a new-build in the Zuidas, a serviced apartment with a lobby and a keycard lift. Outcall suits that situation particularly well, because the flat is already the room in the city you know well, and nothing about the evening requires you to go anywhere after a long day.
What it asks of you
An exact address, with the door, the bell, the floor and the apartment number. A phone that is charged and within earshot, in case the entrance needs a word of explanation. A warm room, because a flat that feels comfortable when you are dressed feels cool when you are not. She brings her own towels and oil, so nothing else is needed.
Where outcall reaches
Central Amsterdam, in every neighbourhood, within the arrival window of forty to sixty minutes. Schiphol and the hotels around it are arranged separately, with the journey time agreed with you first. Nothing beyond Amsterdam and the airport is covered.