Brielle has long dark hair, a playful grin and a natural elegance that never feels stiff. She is 22, curious about people and quick to put a nervous guest at ease. Meeting her has a little of the excitement of an unplanned detour on holiday.
Because she is based right in the centre, she is a popular choice for one or two hours squeezed between meetings or before a late flight. Brielle speaks English and Dutch fluently. Two hours with her come to EUR 360, enough time for a drink and a slower pace.
Brielle keeps things light. She has a way of turning an ordinary hotel room into somewhere you are glad to be, with a joke about the view, a question about where you are heading next and an easy laugh that takes the formality out of a first meeting. Guests who feel a little awkward at the start rarely stay that way for long.
Her flat in Amsterdam Centrum is close to the hotels around the Dam, the Spui and the Rembrandtplein, which is why she is often booked at short notice. One hour with her costs EUR 180. Tell her when your next meeting or your taxi is due and she will keep an eye on the clock for you, so the visit never runs into the rest of your day.
Travellers staying near the airport book her too, often for an hour or two before a morning departure; the Schiphol page sets out the airport rate. Within the city she is usually at your door 45 to 60 minutes after confirmation. Add anything she should know to your message, such as a separate entrance or a lift that needs a key. Her curiosity about people makes even a short visit feel like more than a passing hello. When your diary allows a longer visit, she is glad of the extra time to talk and unwind.

