massage · Amsterdam
Soapy massage in Amsterdam and what your bathroom decides
It begins in the bathroom, with hot water and dense foam, and moves to the bed afterwards. That first sentence is also the warning: this is the one booking on the site that the room can veto. A wet room with space for two is ideal, a generous bath is workable, and the narrow shower cubicle a great many central hotels installed in a converted canal house is not. Couples who live apart and book a room sight unseen have no way of knowing which of those they have until somebody checks in, so this is a format to arrange once one of you is standing in the bathroom, not from two countries a fortnight out. It is booked with one therapist for the pair of you, or with two at double the hourly sum.
At a glance
- Technique
- Soapy Massage
- Category
- massage
- Origin
- Thailand (Bangkok soapland tradition)
- Format
- Outcall only
- Arrival
- 40 to 60 min
- Guests
- 21 and over
Lengths taken
In full
Soapy Massage, set out
Where it comes from
The soapy format came to Europe from bathhouse practice in Thailand and Japan, where the building was designed around it: tiled rooms, drainage, space for two people and a great deal of water. Every difficulty it has in an outcall setting comes from that translation. The technique survived the journey intact; the architecture did not, which is why this page spends more time on plumbing than on strokes.
The technique
Soap and water first, worked with hands and body in a warm bathroom, with foam used for slip rather than for show. The washing is thorough and deliberately slow. The second half is standard oiled work on the bed, and the transition between them is managed so the warmth carries over rather than being lost in a cold corridor of two steps. It needs hot water that does not run out, a floor that can be wet, and somewhere to sit or kneel that is not the edge of a bath.
What to expect
The first stretch is in the bathroom: hot water, a great deal of foam, and washing that is unhurried and part of the session rather than a preliminary to it. It is slower than guests expect and it is where the format does its work. The move to the bed happens when she decides it does, and the second half is oil work in the ordinary way. With a couple and one therapist, the bathroom stretch is done with one of you at a time for space reasons, which is worth agreeing beforehand. She names her limits at the start and they hold across both halves. Afterwards the bathroom is wet and the floor is slippery, so it deserves the same care the arrival did.
Who it suits
A room with a wet room or a large bath, discovered after check in. A couple on a longer visit who have an evening to spend on something with a production to it. Guests who like warmth and water more than they like intensity. It does not suit a small cubicle, a shared bathroom, a room with an early departure behind it, or a first evening arranged from two countries before anyone has seen the plumbing.
What it is good for
Warmth, and an opening that removes the awkward first five minutes entirely. Being washed is a disarming thing and it puts a guest into the session faster than any amount of slow oil work does. For a couple who have been apart for weeks and find the first hour of a reunion oddly formal, that is a real argument, provided the bathroom cooperates.
At your address
Soapy massage in central Amsterdam, hot water and foam in your own bathroom followed by oil work on the bed, for a couple or one guest, outcall only.
Length
Ninety minutes is the honest minimum, with one therapist or two. An hour means a rushed bathroom stretch and a short second half. Two hours suits a couple taking it one at a time. A single guest books it from ninety minutes as well. Allow time afterwards for a bathroom that will be thoroughly wet.
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Say in the first message that two of you are in the room and the figure is quoted for two.
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Questions
Asked about this one
How do we know if our bathroom is suitable?
Check in first, then write. A wet room or a large bath works, a narrow cubicle does not, and hot water that runs out after ten minutes is the other common problem. Describe what you have in the thread and you will get a straight answer before anything is arranged.
Can both of us take the bathroom part?
One at a time, in almost every central room, simply for space. Two hours makes that comfortable and ninety minutes makes it tight. If the bathroom genuinely fits two, say so and it can be arranged differently.
Is it worth booking before we have seen the room?
No, and that is the one piece of advice on this page that matters. Arrange something else for the first evening and keep this for later in the visit, once one of you has stood in the bathroom and can describe it properly.
How wet does the bathroom get?
Thoroughly. It is water and foam in a room not designed for either, and the floor afterwards is slippery enough to deserve care. Hang the towels, leave the fan running if there is one, and do not plan to be out of the door twenty minutes later.
Still unsure
- Describe the evening and let the reply suggest one
- Ask what a length feels like before you pick
- Say if a partner is joining you
Nothing in the thread holds you to anything until a name, an hour and a total have all been agreed.
On the roster
Therapists who list it
BeatriceAge 26 · Oud-Zuid
BetsyAge 23 · Amsterdam Centrum
BlairAge 27 · De Pijp
BonnieAge 25 · Jordaan
BrielleAge 22 · Amsterdam Centrum
BritannyAge 28 · Oud-Zuid
CarolineAge 29 · De Pijp
CassandraAge 26 · Oud-Zuid
ChloeAge 24 · Jordaan
ClaireAge 26 · De Pijp
ClementineAge 28 · Oud-Zuid
ColleenAge 25 · Jordaan
Ask for one of them by name and the reply says whether the hour is hers.Every technique