These figures are published so that nobody needs to ask. Each one covers the whole booked length and applies to every companion on the Tonight page, whether you write at noon or long after the last train has gone.
Choose a length, find the travel line for your district, fill in the script and send it. Below the table, each rule is explained as it works in practice.
Each line is the complete fee for that length of time, paid to her in person. No extras are priced, and nothing is added at the door.
| Level | Length | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | One hour | £250 | The shortest booking offered. Time for a drink downstairs and a real conversation once the working day is done. |
| L02 | Ninety minutes | £400 | Supper ordered up to the room, with time left over for the view across the dock. |
| L03 | Two hours | £500 | Dinner by the dock at Wood Wharf, with no need to rush the last course. |
| L04 | Three hours | £700 | An evening event with room to spare afterwards. Airport hotels at Heathrow or Gatwick start here, drive included. |
| L05 | Dinner date, four hours | £900 | Made for client dinners and awards nights: an aperitif, the full meal and a final glass somewhere quieter. |
| L06 | Overnight, ten hours | £1,800 | Dinner, the skyline after dark and coffee before your first meeting, all counted from the minute she arrives. |
| L07 | Weekend | On request | Priced in writing around your dates, the destination and the plans, before anything is agreed. |
Four short cards, the same rules on every booking. Nothing here changes at the door.
Fill in the brackets, paste it into WhatsApp or Telegram and send. Philippa answers with a companion, the fee and an arrival time.
Hello, I would like to book [name] on [date] at [time] for [duration]. I am staying at [hotel name], and will share the room number on confirmation.
The fee pays for her time, counted from the moment she reaches your door, and for her company through every minute of it. That is all it pays for: time and companionship only, as the footer of every page on this site repeats.
Her cab within Zones 1 and 2 is folded in, and so is the work of the desk, from the first reply through the check to the message saying she is on her way. Nothing is sold by the item and nothing appears on arrival; there is no service charge, hotel supplement or late-night premium tucked away anywhere.
Canary Wharf, the Isle of Dogs, Limehouse, Wapping and Tower Bridge lie in Zones 1 and 2, Greenwich and Stratford are treated the same way, and in all of them her fare costs you nothing.
Royal Docks and ExCeL and London City Airport sit in Zone 3. There her taxi both ways is quoted as one total inside the confirming message, never as a second bill afterwards. A hotel at Heathrow or Gatwick carries a three-hour minimum, with the drive included in those hours.
Markets overrun and flights slip, so the rules for changes are short. With three hours of notice or more, cancel or move the evening at no cost. With under two hours, half the booked fee is due. Nobody at the door means the full fee.
She waits fifteen minutes past the agreed start. Beyond that the evening is rebooked for a new time rather than squeezed into what is left. A cancellation from our side costs you nothing, and you are told the moment it is known.
Nothing in it needs rewording. Swap each bracket for your own detail, keep the sentence as it stands, and send it on either app. Philippa answers inside ten to fifteen minutes with a companion, the fee in pounds and an arrival time.
The room number and the name on the reservation follow once a companion is agreed; the booking page sets out that last step.
The fee is hers, paid to her in person as she steps through the door, in pounds and exactly as written in your confirmation. No card number or payment detail is ever requested by the desk.
Want more time once the evening is under way? Ask before the booked length runs out. If her night has room for it, you pay only the gap between the rung you chose and the next one up.
Because an hour is the least an evening needs to feel unhurried, for you and for her. No half-hour booking exists at any price, and the ladder begins at £250.
No. The length sets the fee, never the setting. Four hours is £900 whether it is spent at a banquet table at ExCeL or in a suite at Westferry Circus.
It depends on where her journey starts and the hour, so it is worked out for each booking and written into the confirmation as one figure covering both directions. You see it before you commit, and it does not move afterwards.
No. The ladder is identical on a quiet Tuesday in February and on the busiest night of an ExCeL exhibition. The single exception is a weekend, which is priced on its own, in writing, around your dates.
The companion herself, face to face, at the moment she arrives. The desk arranges the evening and never collects money, so no payment request, link or account number will ever come from us.
A figure you can read before writing saves both sides a round of messages. The price on this page is the price in your confirmation, with no second version for the door.
The ladder above is the whole fee for the time you book. Pick the length that suits the evening, paste the script into WhatsApp, and the answer arrives in writing.