Does she bring a massage table?

No. The surface is your own bed or your own floor, and the whole set-up on this site is designed around those two. For most guests, and especially for tall or heavy ones, a padded floor works better than a portable table would.

Do I need to provide towels?

Not for the session itself; she brings those. It is worth keeping one of the room's towels aside for your own shower afterwards, since hers leave with her once the hour is over.

Is mobile massage the same as outcall?

Here, yes. Both mean she comes to an address you name inside the city, since the house has no premises of any kind for a guest to visit. Airport hotels are the one case arranged differently, with the travel time settled first.

Mobile Body to Body Massage in Amsterdam: What She Brings

Mobile body to body massage in Amsterdam: what comes through the door and what the room supplies

People search for a mobile body to body massage in Amsterdam when they want the session brought to them rather than going out to find it. That is the only way this house works: there are no premises anywhere to visit. Knowing what she brings, and what your room is expected to supply, takes most of the guesswork out of the first few moments.

Mobile, outcall and in-room all describe the same arrangement here. You name a hotel room, an apartment or a home inside the city, the hour is agreed in writing, and she sets out. Forty to sixty minutes later she knocks, carrying what the session needs, and when it is over she leaves with all of it.

What travels with her

Towels for the session, enough to cover a surface and to dry off with. Warm oil, or something plain if you said in the thread that you react to fragrance, coconut or nut oils. For a nuru booking, the gel and the waterproof sheet that goes underneath it. That is what the bag holds. The working surface is your bed or your floor; the set-up on this site is built around those two, and a journal piece explains why the floor so often wins.

What your room supplies for a mobile body to body massage in Amsterdam

Four things, all of them simple. A surface firm enough to take the weight of two people, which means a solid bed or a clear stretch of floor. Warmth, set higher than you would choose for sleeping. Room to move around that surface on at least two sides. And, for the gel or foam formats only, a shower with hot water that lasts. A spare pillow or two, and a chair without arms for a guest whose knees dislike the floor, round it off.

What changes for a larger or longer frame

A bigger body needs a bigger surface, not different equipment. For a tall guest the floor removes the problem of a short bed altogether; for a heavy guest it removes the creak and the sag. The towels she carries cover that larger area, and a folded duvet from the bed goes underneath them to soften the boards. Nothing else about the set-up alters, and nothing about it is treated as a special arrangement. The guide to adapting the room goes through it in detail.

What leaves with her

When the hour ends she packs her towels, the oil and anything else she brought, and the room is left as it was apart from the furniture you moved yourself. If you want to keep a towel for the shower afterwards, set one of the hotel's aside before she arrives. A wooden floor that took some oil is worth wiping before anybody crosses it in socks.

What mobile does not mean

It does not mean she travels anywhere you happen to be. The forty to sixty minute window covers central Amsterdam. A room at Schiphol or an airport hotel is arranged separately, with the journey time agreed in writing before the hour is fixed, and the details of every booking are set out on the booking page.