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RatesOne message · from £250 an hour

Rates, from £250 an hour, with every figure printed

A desk that will not tell you the price before you ask is not worth writing to. Here is the whole ladder. One hour starts at £250, each longer booking carries one fixed figure, and the figure in your confirmation is the figure handed over on the night. Nothing is added at the door.

The ladder · Escort Service In LondonPounds sterling
One hourA drink and an hour of company, most often after something else has finished.from £250
Ninety minutesLong enough for a walk and a nightcap without watching the time.£400
Two hoursSupper nearby, or a full evening in before an early start tomorrow.£500
Three hoursA concert or a show with a table afterwards, unhurried at both ends.£700
Four hours, a dinner dateDrinks at seven, dinner at eight, and no need to look at a clock.£900
Ten hours, overnightAn evening that carries through to the morning. Ask a day ahead.£1,800
A weekendTwo days or more, quoted once the dates and the plan are known.On request
The booking line · copy it, fill in the brackets, send it

Hello, I would like to book [name] on [date] at [time] for [duration]. I am staying at [hotel name], and will share the room number on confirmation.

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The desk · 02

What the figure covers

Her time and her company for the length booked. That is the whole of what is sold here, and the terms say it in the same words. The figure also carries her travel anywhere in Zones 1 and 2, an arrival dressed for whatever setting you described, and the planning the desk does before and during the booking.

Outside it sit the things you would pay for on any evening out: a restaurant bill, tickets, a taxi you take together. There are no priced extras, no half hour bookings and no supplement for the day, the hour or the district. Every name in the register is booked on this one ladder.

The desk · 03

How the fee reaches her

The desk confirms the companion, the hour, the length, the address and the figure in writing, and the fee is handed to the companion herself, in person, when she arrives, before the evening begins. After that the subject is closed for the rest of the booking.

The confirmation works in both directions. It tells her the evening is real, and it tells you that those hours are closed to anybody else. If the desk or the companion ever has to cancel, you hear at once, with an alternative in the same message.

The desk · 04

Travel, the zones, and the airports

Every district the desk publishes sits inside Zones 1 and 2, from Marylebone to Canary Wharf, and her journey to any of them costs you nothing extra. The full list is on the service area page.

For an address beyond Zone 2, Cordelia checks the taxi fare there and back and adds it to the quote before you confirm, so the total you accept is final. Airport hotels at Heathrow and Gatwick take a three hour booking as the shortest possible, her journey counted within those hours and quoted as one figure in advance.

The desk · 05

Lengths, and choosing the right one

Most first bookings are two hours, and most second bookings are longer, which tells you something. An hour suits a late drink when the evening is already half gone. Ninety minutes is the smallest length that does not feel watched. Three hours covers anything with a performance in it, and the four hour dinner date is what people choose once they learn that dinner takes longer than they think.

The desk · 06

Cancelling, moving, and the fifteen minutes

With three hours' notice or more, cancelling costs nothing and moving costs nothing; the desk simply finds another hour. Inside two hours, half the fee applies, because the evening has already been kept clear. If nobody is there when she arrives, the full fee applies.

She allows fifteen minutes past the start time. Past that the desk would rather write a new booking than hand you a shortened one at the same price, and it says which is happening rather than letting you work it out.

The desk · 07

The message to send

The block on this page holds everything the desk needs in one message. Copy it, fill in the brackets and send it on WhatsApp or Telegram. Leave the room number out of that first message; it is asked for once, in the confirmation, and used only to get her to the right door. What follows is set out on the booking page.

Before you write

Answered plainly

01Is the fee the same for every companion?

Yes. One ladder covers the whole register, £250 for an hour up to £1,800 for a night, so you can choose on character rather than on price. No companion on this site is more expensive than another.

02Are dinner and tickets part of the fee?

No. The figure covers her time and her company for the length booked, and her travel anywhere in Zones 1 and 2. A restaurant bill, tickets and any taxi you take together are separate, exactly as they would be on any evening out.

03Does the price change at the weekend or late at night?

No. An hour is £250 at midnight on a Saturday exactly as at seven on a Tuesday. Nothing is added for the hour, the day or the district.

04What if I want to extend while she is with me?

Ask her, and if her evening is free she will say yes. The extra time is charged at the ladder above rather than at an invented rate, and it is settled with her exactly as the original booking was.

05How is travel beyond Zone 2 worked out?

At the actual taxi fare in both directions, checked by the desk and quoted before you confirm. There is no mileage rate, no flat surcharge and no figure that appears only after the booking.

06Is there a receipt or an invoice?

No. The written confirmation, showing the companion, the length and the figure, is the only record, and it stays in your own messages.

Your turn

One line is enough

Write the district, the hour and the number of hours. What comes back has a name in it, a time in it and a figure in it, and nothing moves after that.

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