Same evening, next day, or planned well ahead
Sorted by the notice they usually need, the ten moments fall into three groups.
Every booking on this site runs to the same timetable: a message, a human reply in 10 to 15 minutes, a short verification of name, hotel and room, then a companion at your door, usually within the hour in central London. What changes from one moment to the next is how long the time lasts, where it happens and how far ahead it is planned. Whichever moment you pick, fees are for time and companionship only.
Newcomers usually begin with a hotel visit close to the station or a dinner date in Bayswater or Notting Hill. Guests with a flight or a train to catch tend to choose a travel companion or an overnight instead, because both are built around a departure time.
Sorted by the notice they usually need, the ten moments fall into three groups.
Hotel visits, nights out, duo evenings and couples bookings can start within the hour of a first message. Dinner dates and the girlfriend experience go best with a few hours of notice. Overnights, events, travel and extended stays are planned a day or more ahead, because her own diary is cleared around them. The rates page lists every figure from £250 upwards.
Every moment page mentions a handful of companions who suit that kind of time, chosen from the pastimes and personality each one has described to us. Treat those names as a first stop, never the end of the line. Anyone on the lineup can be asked for any moment, and the desk answers straight about whether her diary has room.
Any moment can start anywhere we cover, from the station hotels of Paddington out to the villas of Holland Park, and her journey costs nothing while it stays inside Zones 1 and 2. Send the moment, the time and your hotel on WhatsApp or Telegram. The booking page walks through every step after that first line.
One line with your hotel and a start time is enough. A real person on the desk answers inside a quarter of an hour, day or night, and most evenings are under way within the hour after that.