Contacting Schiphol Hotel Room Massage
Everything here is done in writing, at any hour. A written thread keeps the building, the room and the hour in one place where both sides can check them, which matters more in a large airport hotel than almost anywhere else.
Airport hotels are big, their rooms are numbered across several wings, and their guests are often tired. A spoken booking relies on two people hearing a four digit room number correctly. A written one does not.
A first message is easy to answer when it holds:
- The hotel, and which part of the airport it stands in.
- Your room number, plus the tower or wing when the building has several.
- The hour, in Amsterdam time.
- The length: an hour, ninety minutes, two, three or the whole night.
- A name from the roster, or a line about the evening, and whether it is one therapist or two.
The answer comes back in the same thread with who is free, the figure and her journey out. Nothing is asked of you before that.
Writing from an airport hotel room
If you are writing before you have a room, say so and give the building. The room number can follow when reception hands you a key. If the lifts need a key card or the desk calls up before a visitor goes to a floor, put that in the thread; it takes one line and saves a wait in the lobby. The booking page sets out the whole sequence, and the questions page may answer yours before you write.
Anything that needs a record
A complaint, a question about what is held about you, or a request under the privacy page goes in writing to contact@schipholhotelmassage.com.
Schiphol · Any hour