The statement: every line in whole pounds, one hour at £250 up to a night at £1,800
Seven lines, in whole pounds, with nothing tucked into small type: the complete escort rates in London as this house writes them. These figures apply to every companion in the portfolio, at any address the account serves, whatever the hour you write. Two things alone move a total: the length of the booking and, far outside the centre, the taxi.
One hour
The shortest line on the account, long enough for a drink downstairs and an unhurried conversation.
Ninety minutes
Time to move from the bar to a nearby table without glancing at a watch.
Two hours
A comfortable first evening: one venue, one pace, no clock.
Three hours
A full dinner at its own speed, with the walk back included.
Dinner date, four hours
Aperitif, a booked table and a nightcap. Best requested by the afternoon.
Overnight, ten hours
Dinner, the night and breakfast, best arranged a day ahead.
Weekend
Quoted in writing for the dates you name.
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.
What each line includes
Every figure pays for her time and her company across the hours booked, and that is the whole transaction. Fees are for time and companionship only. Travel anywhere inside Zones 1 and 2 is part of the figure, whether she is coming to Park Lane or across the park to Knightsbridge. There are no extras, no late hour supplements and no service charge added at the end. To lengthen an evening once it has begun, the extra time is agreed in writing before it starts, and only if her diary allows.
How the figure is settled
Every line on this statement is paid to the companion herself, in person, at the start of the booking. The house first confirms her name, the hour and the figure in writing, and that written line is exactly what changes hands, in pounds sterling, when she arrives.
Overnights, events and travel bookings are written further ahead, a day at least for a night and longer for a trip, because a whole night, a gala or a journey is time she cannot offer anyone else. Outside Zones 1 and 2, the cab fare there and back is named in the reply before anything is agreed.
Travel beyond the centre
Zones 1 and 2 cost nothing extra. Beyond them, the taxi fare both ways is added and quoted in the same message as the rate, so nothing turns up later as a surprise. Heathrow and Gatwick bookings run for three hours at minimum, with the journey counted inside those hours, and are always quoted as one total. St James's, Marble Arch and every other zone on the account sit well inside Zone 1.
Changing or cancelling
Plans move, and the terms for it are short. Cancel three hours or more ahead and nothing is charged. Within two hours of the start, 50 percent of the fee applies, and a booking that is simply not kept is charged in full. If you are held up, the companion allows 15 minutes' grace; after that the booking is rebooked rather than stretched. Should the house or the companion ever need to cancel, you hear at once and nothing is owed.
Settling the fee
The fee belongs to the companion, and she receives it from you herself, in person, within the first minutes of her arrival. The house arranges the evening but never touches the money, so the written line in your chat stays the only record of the sum, and nothing appears on a hotel bill.
Using the booking script
The script above is the quickest way to write. Copy it, fill the brackets with the name, date, time, length and hotel, and send it on WhatsApp or Telegram. The room number waits until the booking is confirmed. The reply names the figure and the arrival time, and the booking page covers what follows.
The fine print
A long booking asks less of the diary around it: one journey, one arrival, one evening planned as a whole. Three hours at £700, a four hour dinner date at £900 and an overnight at £1,800 each work out below the one hour rate, hour for hour.
No. What was confirmed in writing is what you pay. Zone 1 and 2 travel is already inside it, nothing is added for late hours, and tips or gifts are never expected.
At the start of the booking, in person, to the companion. The house confirms her, the time and the figure first, and your evening is held from the moment that reply arrives.
By the taxi fare both ways, stated as a figure before you confirm. Heathrow and Gatwick carry a three hour minimum with the journey inside it, quoted as a single total.
Nothing with three hours' notice or more. Inside two hours half the fee is due, and a booking that is simply not kept is due in full.
None of it. The house publishes the ladder and writes your confirmation, but the sum is hers alone and reaches her in person when you meet. No invoice from the house follows the evening, and nothing lands on your hotel account.
One line settles it.
Date, time and address on WhatsApp or Telegram, and the house arranges the rest without a trace.