Jordaan · Amsterdam

Nadia

Forty to sixty minutes is the window the house quotes for a city address, and from the Jordaan she is usually at the shorter end of it.

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Nadia is worth knowing about when the hour matters more than the length. Her street in the Jordaan sits close enough to the ring and the old centre that the arrival window rarely runs out to its far end, and she writes the time she expects to knock rather than a vague one. Russian or English, whichever a guest opens with, and no commentary either way. At twenty-seven she has a flat way of stating what a visit includes, at the start, in ordinary words. A guest with an early morning behind him and another ahead tends to book her twice across a weekend rather than once for longer.

Nadia decides which bookings she takes and may decline any of them; she sets the limits for what a session includes, says what they are, and may end a visit at any point, as the terms set out.