The duration ladder is how this house prices its time, set by length and by whether one therapist or two attend, and read the same way by couples and solo guests.
There is no menu of named treatments with separate prices. There is a ladder of lengths, and two columns beside it, one for a single therapist and one for a pair. A couple reading it needs only to decide how long and how many therapists, and the number follows.
One hour is EUR 180. Ninety minutes is EUR 270. Two hours is EUR 360, three hours EUR 540, and an overnight of eight hours EUR 1,250. Each hour past three adds EUR 180. For a couple this column covers the sequential arrangement, where one therapist sees each partner in turn: two hours gives an hour each, three hours gives ninety minutes each.
Two therapists cost EUR 360 an hour, which makes a two-hour pair EUR 720 and a three-hour pair EUR 1,080. Beyond three hours, each additional hour adds EUR 180. The pair column has no overnight entry; a couple wanting two therapists through the night asks the office.
Technique does not change the figure, so nuru and a sensual session of the same length cost the same. Neither does the clock, so a booking at four in the morning is charged like one at four in the afternoon. Neither does the neighbourhood inside central Amsterdam. And the number of guests is irrelevant; a couple sharing one therapist pays the single rate, a solo guest booking two therapists pays the pair rate.
For most couples, halving the figure gives the amount settled ahead. Two therapists for two hours: EUR 360 ahead. A first booking of ninety minutes with one therapist: EUR 135 ahead. Only one shape escapes that halving, a returning client wanting one therapist for an hour or two on the same day, which is paid wholly on arrival; the deposit entry explains the rest.
The full ladder, laid out for two, is on the prices page.