Door policy, seventeen questions answered

No. This house is outcall only, so she comes to you and never the other way round. There is no flat, no apartment, no premises and no address published anywhere on this site, and any listing suggesting otherwise is not us.

One hour, at £250, anywhere inside Zones 1 and 2. Nothing shorter exists on the rate card, and no host will arrange a half hour visit however the question is phrased.

Often, yes. Ask the host rather than the lady, because it depends on whether the rest of her night is free, and the extra time is quoted against the same card. Ask early in the evening and the answer is far more likely to be yes.

Every file on the guest list lists hers. English is spoken by all twenty eight, and between them the list covers Russian, Romanian, Hungarian, Italian, Spanish, French and German. Tell the host which you would prefer and she will narrow the names for you.

Yes, and around here it is common. She will be at the table for the time you booked, dressed for the room, and the evening continues wherever the two of you decide. Name the restaurant when you book so she can dress to it.

Yes, given a little notice, because it means holding two evenings at once. Tell the host early in the day, mention whether you are dining first, and the two names come back together with one clear total.

Anywhere in Zones 1 and 2 at no extra cost. Past that boundary the return taxi is quoted as one figure before you confirm, and an airport hotel takes a three hour booking with the journey counted inside it.

She can, and she will be an entirely unremarkable guest at it. Say what the evening is, who is at the table and what the dress code demands, and the host will suggest the two names who handle a room like that best.

It is rare, and when it happens the host tells you immediately rather than quietly sending someone else. You choose between another name and your deposit back in full, the travel share included, without any argument about it.

Yes, as long as there is enough of the day left to reach whoever you would rather see. Your deposit moves with the booking. Late in the evening it becomes harder, simply because two people then have to rearrange their night.

One number answers for this house, the WhatsApp link printed on every page, with Telegram beside it. Deposit details arrive only inside that same conversation. Nobody here will ever contact you from a different number to ask for money.

It works at every hour. Afternoon bookings are quieter and easier to fill, and a midweek hotel lobby at three o'clock draws far less attention than the same lobby at eleven. The host is awake either way, and the card does not change with the clock.

She will look like the person you are meeting for dinner, because that is how she dresses and how she carries herself. She walks in, crosses to the lift and does not linger at the desk. Give her the room number and she needs to ask nobody anything.

Nothing more than you would say about any guest, because to the desk that is exactly what she is. She is expected, she knows your name and your room, and she walks in as though she has been there before. Most West End hotels ask nothing at all.

There is no client database, no account and no marketing list of any kind. A booking chat is held for as long as the evening needs it and then cleared in routine tidying, and the privacy notice explains what that means in practice.

Whatever the room asks for. Say cocktail, black tie, a quiet supper or a jazz cellar off Frith Street, and she dresses to it. Say nothing and she errs towards something understated that passes unnoticed in any hotel in W1D.

Only feedback from bookings that actually happened is published, checked before it goes up, first name and month only, with nothing explicit in it. Imperfect scores stay where they are genuine, and any lady may have a review about her taken down.

Both, and it is the sensible way to secure a particular name. Message with your dates, the hotel and the flight if the timing depends on one, and the booking sits in the diary under a deposit until you land in Charing Cross or wherever your room happens to be.

Every fee here covers time and companionship only. Nothing beyond that is sold, arranged or hinted at, and a request that crosses the line ends the evening with the fee retained. The terms put it in the same words, and neither the host nor the lady will negotiate around them.