Curly chestnut hair, an easy laugh and a Sunday to Thursday diary built around dinner.
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If warmth had a hairstyle, it would be Rosa's chestnut curls, long and springy. She is 160 cm and curvy with friendly brown eyes, and her style is relaxed boho elegance: a rust coloured midi skirt, a soft cream blouse, layered gold necklaces and a woven bag big enough for a paperback and a record. In her mid twenties, earthy and unpretentious, she is the companion who slips her shoes off under the table if the restaurant feels relaxed enough and makes everyone else wish they had done the same.
Easygoing is how she handles everything, from a late train to a wine list she cannot pronounce. Baking is her love language, and she will describe her cardamom buns until you are hungry. Record collecting fills her weekends and gives her an ear for whatever is playing in any bar, while galleries are where she goes to be quiet for an hour. She speaks English with a warm, down to earth tone and asks direct, kind questions that make guests talk more than they expected.
Her ideal evening in this corner of London includes an early visit to Rough Trade West on Talbot Road, the record shop tucked just off Portobello Road, where she will pull one album from the racks and tell you why it changed her year. From Paddington it is about ten minutes by cab. Then comes dinner on nearby Westbourne Grove, somewhere with bread worth mentioning, and a slow walk east through Bayswater to your hotel while she hums the record you now plan to buy.
Rosa is available Sunday to Thursday, from dinner onwards, in Bayswater and all of W2. Tell the desk the evening and your hotel, and she will turn up hungry and on time.
Rosa works Sunday to Thursday, dinner onwards, so a Monday or Tuesday start is often the easiest. From Marylebone she is at a Bayswater hotel in about fifteen minutes.
Every line is quoted in whole pounds and settled with her in cash on arrival. Travel, airport minimums and cancelling are set out on the rates page.
Rosa is based around Marylebone and comes out to W2 hotels and homes like everyone on the board. No travel charge applies anywhere in Zones 1 and 2.
Rosa's evening begins at 17:30 with a paper bag of something she baked that morning, handed over in the lobby like a secret. Usually it is a cardamom bun, occasionally a brownie that has not quite set.
In the record shop she heads straight for the second hand racks and flips through them at alarming speed, pausing only for sleeves she recognises. She asks what music played in your house growing up and finds you a copy if they have one. Dinner at 19:00 is relaxed and noisy. She orders three starters instead of a main and shares all of them. On the walk back through Bayswater she points out a gallery window she likes and a bakery she does not, explaining why in cheerful detail. The evening ends with tea at your hotel and the bun, finally eaten.
A soul compilation with a torn sleeve and perfect vinyl. Torn sleeves keep the price down and the music honest.
Banana bread. It is almost impossible to ruin, needs no special kit, and the kitchen smells wonderful for hours afterwards.
Fridays and Saturdays belong to my own friends and my own oven. The rest of the week is happily and entirely yours.
This log only grows when a client who actually met Rosa writes in afterwards. The desk reads every note before it appears, prints it under a first name and the month of the booking, and never drafts one itself. Empty for now is the honest state.
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