Daisy

Daisy is twenty-one and arrives at airport hotels with a relaxed ease that takes the edge off a long day of queues, gates and delayed departures.

Ask for Daisy Write to the desk What a first message carries

Daisy, massage therapist, photographed indoors

She lives in the Jordaan and speaks English. The hotel rooms nearest the terminals can feel sterile at first, and Daisy softens them quickly: a lamp moved, the curtains drawn, the television switched off at the wall. She is warm without being chatty and quick to pick up on a guest's mood. Sixty minutes suits her well on a weeknight before somebody's meeting. Reaching Schiphol is arranged with her in advance, the journey time agreed along with it.

Daisy 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.