Incall or Outcall? How to Choose in London
Every booking is one of two kinds. Incall means you go to the companion’s flat. Outcall means she comes to you, usually a hotel but sometimes a private address. Both are common, and neither is better in general. The right one depends on where you are staying, how much time you have and what you are comfortable with.
Incall: visiting her
Most of our companions have their own flat in West or Central London. The bases are Paddington, Bayswater and Mayfair. Visiting suits you if:
- You are short on time. There is no travel for her, so the booking starts when you arrive. Thirty-minute bookings are available as incall only.
- You want to keep costs down. Incall is the cheaper option for nearly everyone.
- You would rather not bring a visitor to your hotel, whether because of visitor rules, colleagues in the building or simply preference.
Most incall addresses are in residential buildings, so a little consideration goes a long way: arrive at the agreed time rather than early, keep voices down in the corridor and ring the right bell. We give the exact address and entrance when the booking is confirmed; if you cannot find it, message rather than waiting outside.
Outcall: she comes to you
Outcall suits you if:
- You are staying in a hotel and would like to stay put, particularly late in the evening or after a long journey.
- You are booking a dinner date. Almost all dinner dates are outcall, because she meets you at the restaurant. See our dinner date guide.
- You are booking an overnight. Most clients prefer their own room for a full night; see the overnight guide.
Hotels vary in how they handle visitors, so read our notes on hotel outcall before you book. For a private address, tell us the street, the postcode and how to get in.
What it costs
Each companion sets her own prices, so look at the rate table on her profile. As a rule of thumb, an hour of outcall costs £50 more than incall for most companions, to cover her travel within Central London. A few charge more, and a few charge the same. Longer bookings often cost the same either way, but not always, so check.
Privacy on both sides
Incall keeps your plans away from your hotel and your colleagues: nobody at reception needs to know anything. Outcall keeps your plans away from anyone else’s front door. Neither is more private in itself; what matters is that you give us only what is needed (the address and a name) and that you are prompt, which protects everyone’s time.
Timing and travel
Outcall to hotels in Paddington, Bayswater, Kensington, Mayfair, Knightsbridge and the West End is quick to arrange. Further out, for example to Canary Wharf, allow more notice and ask whether a travel charge applies. Incall bookings are easier to fit in at short notice, since she only has to be home.
Not every companion offers both
Check the profile. A couple of companions list N/A for outcall, and two are listed as outcall only, meaning they travel to you from wherever they are. If the option you want is not listed, we can usually suggest someone who offers it.
A quick way to decide
- Short booking, tight schedule, lower cost: incall.
- Staying in a hotel late at night, or booking overnight: outcall.
- Dinner first: outcall, meeting at the restaurant.
- Want to keep it away from where you are staying: incall.
Browse the gallery and use the area pages, such as Paddington or Bayswater, to see who is based close to you. Then call or WhatsApp 07502 952 167 with the date, the time, the length and your choice of incall or outcall. Payment is by cash or card; see the rates page for prices, and our booking guide for the full process.
