Erotic oil is the technique named after its medium: warmed, unscented oil and a slow, gliding session, a familiar starting point for a first night with the house.
Most names on the menu describe a style. Erotic oil describes a material, and the material shapes everything else. Warm oil changes how touch travels across skin: it lengthens a stroke, removes friction and turns pressure into glide. The rest of the session is built on that simple physical fact.
Cold oil on skin at midnight is a jolt; oil warmed between the hands first is not. That small step is the difference between a session that starts and one that eases in. The oil is light enough to stay pleasant across an hour or two without turning heavy, and by default it carries no scent, so nothing follows you into a morning meeting on your collar.
Oil sinks slowly into skin and holds its warmth. The gel used for nuru behaves differently, slicker and water-based, and it wants a sheet and a proper shower afterwards. Erotic oil asks for less: a bed, the towels she brings with her, and a closed door. That makes it an easy fit for a compact canal-house room or a hotel bed with little space around it.
Any sensitivity to nut oils or fragrance, so a suitable bottle comes along. Whether you would like to shower before she arrives or once she has gone. Whether the hotel linen is something you would rather protect, in which case the towels go down before anything else; they usually do regardless.
Erotic oil is where many people begin, because the idea needs no explanation. One hour is EUR 180 and ninety minutes EUR 270. As a first booking with the house, half is settled before she sets out: EUR 90 on the hour, EUR 135 on ninety minutes, with the rest paid on arrival. The erotic oil page describes the technique, and the deposit entry explains the half.