Companions in their early twenties, grouped by what each is curious about

Angelika keeps up with contemporary art and has firm views on the estate's public sculpture. Lea is drawn to interiors and the pottery wheel, and notices the lighting in a theatre before the curtain rises. Tiffany collects design hotels and photographs the details the rest of the room walks past.

Bianka makes pasta by hand, hunts for old dresses and asks about every wine before she tastes it. Luna has a working vocabulary for sherry and Spanish reds, and uses it to learn what you like rather than to show off. Jasmin changes her scent every season and orders cocktails off the list to see what a bartender can really do.

Molly follows house music closely, knows who is playing at Tobacco Dock, and builds a playlist that runs from ten until very late. Roxi has a podcast for every mood and will ask which ones you rate before recommending three of her own.

Lucy reads star charts and can locate a planet over Greenwich on any clear night. Stacy walks with a camera, catching shadows and reflections rather than faces, and follows stand-up closely enough to know which late bill is worth the trip.

Expect questions. Expect a recommendation you had not heard of. Expect someone who is glad to be out and says so. These ten tend to prefer an evening with a destination, a band, a view or a show, over a long sit in one room, and several are happy with a late start: Jasmin after nine, Molly after ten, Stacy on short notice most nights.

Several names here are at their best once the estate has gone quiet. If your own day ends at eight, message by six and ask for a nine o'clock start; Philippa will say who is free and confirm it in writing. For a daytime or early evening plan, Lucy and Lea are the ones to try first, since both are easiest to book midweek and before the late crowd arrives.

An age band alters nothing about price, standards or terms: £250 buys the first hour here as anywhere, and each longer booking appears on the rates page. Verification, discretion and the booking sequence are identical on every floor. For a first meeting in your room, the hotel visit itinerary explains the simplest format.

The late twenties floor is the largest on the range, fourteen names from the middle of the decade onward, and the thirties floor gathers four companions for whom composure comes first. Four of the ten here, Bianka, Luna, Molly and Roxi, also appear on curvaceous.