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A first name, your hotel and the room number. That is all we ask, and none of it is kept once the evening ends.
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The shutters are down, the displays still glow and the wet pavement holds every colour on the street. That is the hour our companions step out, to your hotel or residence along Oxford Street, in Marylebone or in Fitzrovia, in under an hour on most evenings. Clear rates, clear hours, one message to book.
A first name, your hotel and the room number. That is all we ask, and none of it is kept once the evening ends.
Each companion sits down with us, photo ID in hand, before her portrait goes in a window. Read the photo policy.
Clementine and the night desk reply in minutes, long after the last till on the street has closed.
Suites above the shops, serviced flats in Marylebone, a private house by the park. She comes to you.
28 companions, one lit pane each: her first name, her age and the district she travels in from. Every rate on this street starts at £250 for the hour. Open a window for her full profile. Tonight's availability is confirmed by message, so nothing on this page pretends to be live.

Age 24Mayfair

Age 23Knightsbridge

Age 26Chelsea

Age 29South Kensington

Age 22Soho

Age 27Covent Garden

Age 25Paddington

Age 23Belgravia

Age 28Marylebone

Age 24Pimlico

Age 22Mayfair

Age 31Knightsbridge

Age 27Chelsea

Age 25South Kensington

Age 24Soho

Age 30Covent Garden

Age 26Paddington

Age 28Belgravia

Age 25Marylebone

Age 23Pimlico

Age 27Mayfair

Age 32Knightsbridge

Age 22Chelsea

Age 29South Kensington

Age 24Soho

Age 26Covent Garden

Age 25Paddington

Age 30Belgravia
Nothing lit for that combination. Reset the chips above, or ask Clementine to choose for you on WhatsApp.
Every profile on one page: The Selection · How each portrait is checked
Oxford Street runs for just over a mile, from the arch by Hyde Park to the crossroads at Tottenham Court Road, and the hotels worth knowing sit on it or a block either side. Four stops on the line, six neighbourhoods off it, all in Zone 1.
The Cumberland and the Montcalm by the arch, the Churchill and Nobu around Portman Square, a minute from the Central line.
Claridge's, Brown's and The Beaumont a few turns south, jewellers' windows still bright at midnight.
The Langham and the Treehouse just north on Portland Place, Hotel Café Royal down the curve of Regent Street.
The London EDITION and Charlotte Street Hotel to the north, Kimpton Fitzroy and The Bloomsbury a short walk east.
Hotel visits the whole length of the street, with the Elizabeth line at Bond Street and Tottenham Court Road.
Chiltern Firehouse, The Marylebone and the village high street, calm and candlelit north of the crowds.
The Landmark and Dorset Square Hotel, a few minutes from a station served by five lines.
Sanderson and The Mandrake, and small dining rooms on Charlotte Street that keep late hours.
Meliá White House and the Nash terraces, green and quiet once the gates close.
Between the park and the Circus, a short stroll from The Langham and the Treehouse rooftop.
Hotels appear here as landmarks, never as partners: any hotel that has you on its guest list will do, and so will a private address. The W1 postcode page gathers every district in one place, and Around Town lists them all.
In pounds and in full view, the way a good window shows its tickets. Zones 1 and 2 cost nothing extra to reach; outside them, the return taxi is priced up front and added only if you agree.
A drink downstairs at the hotel bar, or sixty easy minutes of talk in your room.
Book one hourA table on Marylebone Lane, then a slow walk back past the lit displays.
Book two hoursA proper table off the main street, then a last glass somewhere quieter.
Book dinnerLate evening through to a slow breakfast, ten unhurried hours.
Book overnightIn between sit ninety minutes (£400) and three hours (£700) · weekends priced on request · time and companionship only · the full ladder
Three lamps light up between your first line and her arrival, and around W1 the whole walk rarely takes longer than an hour. On the booking page there is a ready message to copy, fill in and send.
Pick a companion from the portraits, or describe the plan (dinner, a drink, a quiet night in) and we suggest a match.
WhatsApp or Telegram the date, the time, how long and where. Clementine checks your name and room once, then confirms everything in writing.
Dressed for your plans and on time, rain or dry. You pay her directly and discreetly as the evening begins.
Straight answers to what guests ask before a first booking. Anything else, send a message or read the full FAQ.
Yes. We work outcall only, so she comes to the hotel you are staying in, to a serviced apartment or to a private address. Along the street that often means The Langham, The Cumberland or the hotels around Portman Square. We name them as landmarks, not partners, and any reputable hotel is fine.
On most evenings she is with you in under an hour once the booking is confirmed. Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Marble Arch all sit on the Central line, which makes W1 one of the quickest addresses we serve. If you want a fixed time later tonight, message earlier in the day while the choice is at its widest.
Yes. The hour costs £250 and nothing is added on top. The ladder then climbs in plain steps (£400, £500 and £700 for ninety minutes, two hours and three hours), while dinner (four hours) is £900 and the overnight, ten hours long, is £1,800. Reaching you inside Zones 1 and 2 costs nothing extra. The fee buys time and companionship only and is paid to her directly, face to face, when she arrives. Every step of the ladder sits on the rates page.
Gladly, and it suits this street well. Someone with a good eye turns an afternoon at Selfridges or along the Marylebone boutiques into an event, and the day can run straight on into a dinner reservation. Book two hours or longer so nothing feels rushed; purchases, tables and tickets are yours to cover.
All of central London, with our own guides to the districts we know best: Marylebone and Baker Street to the north, Fitzrovia and Tottenham Court Road to the east, Marble Arch and Regent's Park at either edge. Mayfair, Soho and Paddington are a short ride away and just as welcome.
We ask for a first name, the hotel and the room, check them once on WhatsApp and delete the thread after the evening. No card details, no mailing list and no follow up messages unless you write first. She dresses for the hotel and walks through the lobby like any other guest arriving for dinner.
Each portrait is compared with the companion in person, alongside her photo ID, before her profile is published, and pictures are replaced when her look changes. Faces are blurred for her privacy, never swapped or reshaped into someone else. Our photo policy sets out exactly what we check.
The stores lock up, the displays keep glowing and the desk keeps answering. One line with a time and a hotel is all it takes to begin the evening.