How to Book a Companion in London: Step by Step
Booking is simpler than most people expect. It is a short phone call or WhatsApp message, a confirmation, and then the booking itself. This guide goes through each step in order, with the details that people tend to ask about afterwards.
Step 1: Decide what you are booking
Before you look at profiles, settle three things:
- How long. Thirty minutes, an hour, ninety minutes, a three-hour dinner date or an eight-hour overnight. An hour is the most common; for a first meeting, many clients find ninety minutes more relaxed.
- Incall or outcall. Visit her flat or have her come to your hotel. If you are unsure, read incall or outcall first. Thirty-minute bookings are incall only.
- When. A day or two ahead gives the most choice, and weekend evenings go first. Same-day bookings are often possible but not guaranteed.
Step 2: Choose a companion
The gallery shows every companion with her age range, height, dress size, hair colour, nationality, area and full rate table. Photos are checked by the agency itself.
The simplest way to narrow the field is by area. Our companions are based in Paddington, Bayswater and Mayfair, and our locations page links to the area pages. If you want to meet somewhere particular, start there. Check that the profile lists the booking you want: some companions do not offer overnights or dinner dates, and a few are incall or outcall only.
Step 3: Call or message
Phone or WhatsApp 07502 952 167. A good first message covers:
- the companion’s name, or what you are looking for if you want a suggestion;
- the date and start time;
- the length of the booking;
- incall or outcall, with the hotel name and room number or the address for outcall.
That is all we need. You do not have to explain who you are or why you are booking.
Step 4: Confirm the details
We check the companion is free, tell you the total including any outcall charge, and confirm the time. Read it back once. Mistakes are almost always about the time, the length or the address, and are far easier to fix before the booking than during it.
For an incall, ask for the address and entrance details. For an outcall, send your room number as soon as you have it; our hotel guide lists the other things to check.
Step 5: Arrive on time
For an incall, arrive at the agreed time, neither much early nor late. Allow for the tube: the bases are close to Paddington, Bayswater and Green Park stations, but a missed connection can cost ten minutes. If you are delayed, message us straight away.
For an outcall, be at the hotel or address at the agreed time, with your phone on.
Step 6: Payment
Cash or card. Settle at the start, as agreed on the call. Rates are shown on each profile and on the rates page, and they are not negotiable; each companion sets her own.
Step 7: If plans change
Message us as early as you can. Moving a booking is usually easy when we have notice; not turning up is not fair on the companion, who has kept the time free. If you want to add time on the day, ask her for an extra hour; most companions list one.
Questions people ask
Do I need to book in advance? It helps, but is not essential. Same-day bookings are often possible.
Can I book two companions? Yes; see the duo bookings page.
What if I am nervous? That is normal, and companions are used to it. Our etiquette guide goes through what is expected, and the reviews page shows what other clients have said.
Ready? Call or WhatsApp 07502 952 167.
