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Cassandra could have stepped out of a marble frieze, with her dark brown hair and the curves that sculptors once loved. She is 173 centimetres tall and carries herself with calm assurance. Despite the striking first impression, she is welcoming and easy to talk with.

She holds a degree in literature and will happily debate a novel or a film over a glass of wine. Her favourite bookings are girlfriend-style evenings and overnights, when there is time for real talk. Cassandra knows the hotels around the Museum Quarter well and travels to any address in Amsterdam.

Cassandra is the kind of companion who asks what you are reading. She is as happy discussing an old film as the news of the day, and she has a gentle way of drawing out guests who are not natural talkers. An evening with her feels like one long, easy conversation with someone who is truly interested in what you have to say.

She lives in Oud-Zuid, between the Vondelpark and the Museumplein, and the hotels of the Museum Quarter are close to her. On a free afternoon you might find her on a park bench with a novel, or comparing two translations of the same poem over coffee. She brings that same unhurried attention to the evenings she spends with guests.

A night with Cassandra, booked as an eight-hour overnight at EUR 1,250, leaves time for room service, a late talk and breakfast before she leaves. Shorter girlfriend-style visits start at EUR 180 for one hour. Cassandra needs 45 to 60 minutes from confirmation to reach your hotel, wherever it is in Amsterdam.

If you are in town for a conference or a long project, she is happy to see you again later in the week and will pick up the thread of the last conversation without missing a beat. Bring a book recommendation of your own; she keeps a list and is delighted when someone adds to it.