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Age bandFL 08 · The Range

Companions in their late twenties, matched to the evening you have planned

The largest age floor on the range: fourteen companions from the middle of the decade to its close, each date of birth confirmed against ID at the desk. It is a stage of life marked by settled judgement. They know which rooms they like, which subjects they could discuss for an hour, and how to read a guest within a few minutes of the door opening.

Fourteen is too many to scan by face alone, so this floor is arranged by the evening you are trying to arrange. Find the line that sounds like yours, then open the profiles under it.

14On this floor
£250First hour, from
18+Adults only
02 · The Range

If it is your first booking

Start with a calm voice. Liana is gentle and unhurried, a reader of French novels who keeps the noise low. Patricia is soft-spoken and happiest by the river in Wapping with her paints. Thea is friendly and plain-speaking, and makes small talk feel like an old habit between friends.

03 · The Range

If clients are at the table

Karolina and Samanta are the most composed at a formal dinner, one precise and dry, the other steady and unusually well informed about grand hotels. Vanessa learns a new word every day and chats easily with anyone from a conference floor, which makes her good company at a table of people who have only just met. The corporate event itinerary explains how to brief them before the doors open.

04 · The Range

If you have just landed

Nora plans the whole evening around your arrival time at London City Airport, down to the bottle waiting on ice. Laura is often free the same afternoon and suits a traveller who wants to see the city from above, by cable car over the Thames at sunset.

05 · The Range

If the evening should keep moving

Tina follows live bands and fashion, and turns every song into a conversation. Michelle starts at the museum on West India Quay and ends at a quay bar with a story for each drink. Milena decides fast, dines on the water at Wood Wharf and still wants the long walk afterwards.

06 · The Range

If you want something to talk about tomorrow

Danielle chooses a late film in Stratford and debates it over supper. Cindy prefers daylight, dinghies on Millwall Dock and a roll of film to develop later. Rosa takes you to a working farm on the Isle of Dogs, llamas and all, then on to a riverside pub for a long supper.

07 · The Range

If it is a Sunday afternoon

Sunday on the Wharf is quiet, and two of these companions make good use of it. Rosa works Sunday to Thursday, and her ideal is an afternoon beginning that drifts into supper. Cindy prefers daylight anyway, and a Sunday lunchtime on the quay is her ideal window. Laura, often free from midday, is a third option when the weather is good enough for the cable car.

08 · The Range

One set of terms for the whole floor

A stage of life changes the conversation, never the conditions. Rates start at £250 for the first hour and climb to £1,800 for ten hours overnight, all listed on the rates page. For the band before this one, see early twenties; for the band after, thirties and beyond. Most of the fourteen also stand on a figure floor, whether curvaceous or slim and slender.

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Late twenties, after dark

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