Body to body massage in Amsterdam, and the formats that sit beside it

Three questions decide this list for almost everyone, and none of them is about courage. How much clear floor is there around the bed. Whether the bed itself takes weight from two people without announcing it to the corridor. Whether there is a shower you would be content to stand in afterwards. Answer those three and four or five formats fall away on their own, which is a faster route to a decision than reading every description twice.

Full contact work splits into two branches that people often confuse. The oiled branch, body to body, wants warm oil, a stack of towels and nothing else; it packs down into a bag and it leaves a room much as it found it. The gel branch, nuru, wants a waterproof sheet, a heated gel and a shower with hot water that does not run out after four minutes. Both are full contact. Only one of them needs you to think about plumbing.

If your worry is the bed rather than the technique, look at the formats that can move to the floor. Oiled work, sensual work and the longer blocks all transfer onto towels and a spare duvet without losing anything, and for a long frame or for a guest who would rather not trust an unfamiliar mattress that is frequently the better arrangement. Say so in the first message and it is set up that way from the start rather than improvised at the door.

Two therapists, a session shared by a couple and the eight hour block each change the room as much as they change the price. Those are set out on their own pages, with the figures, and the whole table also sits inside every profile on the roster. Whichever format you land on, the therapist states what her own session includes at the start of the visit, and that statement is the one that counts.