Escort service in London
Send one line with your street or your hotel and the hour you have in mind. What comes back names who is free tonight, the minute she can knock and the figure for the whole evening. Most doors in the city see her in 30 to 45 minutes.
From £250 an hour for her time and her company · adults 18+ only
Booking
Three messages and a knock
No forms, no account, no waiting on a call. The whole booking lives inside one short conversation, and every part of it is written down where you can read it back.
You write
Where you are, the hour that suits you and whether you want one, two or three hours. A name from the register if one caught your eye.
The reply names it all
Who is free, the minute she can be with you and the figure for the evening, in writing, before you agree to a single thing.
She knocks
Thirty to forty five minutes to most doors in the city. Her fee is handed to her in person when she arrives, and the evening is yours from there.
How this desk works
Four fixed things
Everything else about an evening is yours to set. These four never move, whichever companion you name and whichever district she sets off from.
Discretion by default
One thread, one number, nothing kept afterwards. Her name and your address never appear anywhere except the chat you wrote them in.
Every companion met in person
All twenty eight on this page have sat across a table from the desk. Age, district and manner are checked by a person, not by a form.
Answered at any hour
Early evening, the middle of the night, a Tuesday at six in the morning. A person reads the message and writes back, every hour of the week.
She comes to you
A hotel room, a rented flat or your own address across the city. She dresses for the room she is walking into and arrives as your guest.
Rates
The same figures the reply quotes
Time and companionship, priced by the hour. Nothing on this list changes once you are in the thread.
Every figure above covers her time and her company, and nothing else is offered or implied on this page.
The figure for your evening is written out in the thread and it does not move afterwards. Her fee is handed to her in person when she arrives.
Travel inside the districts listed below is already in the figure. For an address further out, the reply gives an honest arrival window first and the taxi fare both ways second.
Longer bookings, two companions for one evening and weekends away are all quoted in the same thread before anything is set.
The whole board, with the cancellation line and the travel rule written out in full sentences, is on the rates page, and the ten ways an evening can be booked are listed under what we arrange.
Districts served
Send your location
Hotels, serviced flats and private addresses across the centre and out along the river. Drop a pin in the thread and she finds the door without a second message.
Anywhere the road reaches in a reasonable hour, by arrangement. Write the postcode and the reply says how long she needs, before you decide. Each district above has its own page, hotel by hotel and station by station, and they are gathered on the service area page.
The register
Twenty eight companions
Every panel carries her own photographs, taken for this site: glamour and lifestyle work, faces softened, no nudity. What the camera has quietened is met in person when she arrives. Under each picture sits what actually decides an evening, her age, the district she sets off from and whether the desk has her free. Filter the twenty eight by district or by availability, then name one in your first message.
Nobody on the board matches that pair of filters right now. Clear one of them, or tell the desk which district you are in and it will say who is closest tonight.
A panel is the short version. Her own page carries the rest of her photographs, her height, the languages she has and the shape an evening with her usually takes, and all twenty eight are gathered on the register. If you would rather start from a type than from a name, the lists the desk keeps by hair, figure and age band sit under by request.
How the photographs are made, how often they are replaced and what the desk will never do with them is written out on the photo policy page. Notes on hotels, tables, arrival windows and the small habits that make an evening easy are filed in the service log, and the questions guests ask most are answered at greater length in the FAQ.
FAQ
Asked often
Anything not covered here, type it straight into the thread. A person reads every message that arrives, at any hour.
What should the first message say?
The district or the hotel you are in, the hour that suits you, and how many hours you want to book. A name from the register if one has caught your eye. Everything past those three things is optional, and all of it makes the answer more useful.
Can I ask for one companion by name?
Yes, and most guests do. Put her name in your first line. If she is already out, the reply says when she is next free and who else is working your part of town tonight, with no pressure either way.
Is the figure in the reply the whole figure?
Yes. An hour, ninety minutes, two hours, three, a dinner date or an overnight, each has one figure on the rates ladder, and that figure is written into the thread before you agree to anything. Travel inside Zones 1 and 2 sits inside it.
How long between my message and the knock?
Thirty to forty five minutes to most doors in the city once a name and an hour are settled. The reply gives you a single time rather than a range, so you know exactly when to expect her.
Does the desk answer on Telegram too?
Both threads reach the same desk and the same person reads them. WhatsApp is what most guests open first, and Telegram sits beside it at every hour of the week.
How far out of the centre will she travel?
Zones 1 and 2 are already inside the figure. Further out, the reply gives you an honest arrival window first and the taxi fare both ways second, and you decide once you have read both.
Can an evening be arranged weeks ahead?
Dinner dates, theatre evenings and weekends away are usually set days or weeks out. Write early with the date and the desk keeps the hour for you, and the order a booking runs in is laid out on the booking page.
Your turn
Start typing
One line is enough. What comes back has a name, a time and a figure in it.