One hour
The short hello: a drink downstairs, or sixty minutes of conversation in the suite.
Book one hourRatesPounds sterling · whole hours
A good window shows its prices. This one shows all seven, in whole pounds, and they apply to every companion in The Selection, at any hour and in any hotel.
Length is the only thing that sets the fee. A suite at The Langham and a flat above the shops on Oxford Street cost exactly the same for the same two hours.
Four lengths to start from, in whole pounds. Ninety minutes at £400 and three hours at £700 sit on the ladder below, with weekends priced on request.
The short hello: a drink downstairs, or sixty minutes of conversation in the suite.
Book one hourLong enough for a proper table nearby and the stroll back to the lobby.
Book two hoursFour hours from aperitif to nightcap, planned around your reservation.
Book dinner dateTen hours: the evening, the night and breakfast before she leaves.
Book overnightRead across: the length, the fee, what it suits. Tap Ask and WhatsApp opens with that length already written in.
| Length | Fee | Good for | Message |
|---|---|---|---|
| One hour | from £250 | Sixty minutes: a glass at the bar downstairs, or conversation upstairs while the street lights come on. | Ask |
| Ninety minutes | £400 | Room for an early table on St Christopher's Place and an easy walk back to the hotel. | Ask |
| Two hours | £500 | Dinner in Fitzrovia, pudding included, with nobody glancing at a watch. | Ask |
| Three hours | £700 | A recital at Wigmore Hall and supper afterwards, or a long evening in at the hotel. | Ask |
| Dinner date, four hours | £900 | Cocktails at your hotel, the table you booked, then a last glass at the bar before goodnight. | Ask |
| Overnight, ten hours | £1,800 | From the first drink of the evening to breakfast, at a relaxed pace throughout. | Ask |
| Weekend | POA | Priced in writing around your dates and plans. Ask Clementine for a quote. | Ask |
Time and companionship only · no extras, ever
Fill in each bracket and paste it into a chat with the desk. Your room number can follow once everything is confirmed.
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 message in the copy box is written so the desk can answer it in one go. Fill in each bracket, keep the rest, and send it on WhatsApp or Telegram. Clementine replies inside fifteen minutes with a companion, the price and an arrival time. The room number follows once everything is agreed, and the booking page walks through what happens next.
Her time, counted from her arrival, and her company for all of it. Nothing more is on the ticket: the fee covers time and companionship only, and no other thing is offered, sold or hinted at. Two costs are absorbed before you ever see a figure: her cab to any door in Zones 1 or 2, and Clementine's work from the first reply until the note that says she has set off. You will find no premium for a late start, no Saturday surcharge, no service charge and no priced extra anywhere on the list.
What the price leaves out is the evening's own bill. A table, drinks, concert seats or a cab you share are yours to settle, as they would be with any guest.
Her fee is handed to her in pounds, face to face, in the first minutes of the booking: quietly, away from the eyes of any bar or dining room. Want longer once she is with you? Say so while the clock still has time on it, and if her diary is free the booking steps up to the matching rung of the ladder.
Every district in Around Town, from Marble Arch to Regent's Park, lies inside Zone 1, so the journey never shows on your total. The same holds anywhere in Zone 2. Beyond the Zone 2 boundary, Clementine works out the taxi there and back for your address and adds it to the confirmation as a single sum, so you see it before agreeing. An airport hotel at Heathrow or Gatwick is booked for three hours at minimum, and the drive out is counted within them rather than added on.
Three hours of notice or more: move the evening or cancel it, free. Inside two hours: half the booked fee. Nobody answers the door: the full fee. Held up yourself: she waits fifteen minutes, after which the booking moves to a new time rather than being cut short. Should the cancellation come from our side or hers, you are told straight away and nothing is due.
No. The £900 buys four hours of her company. The table, the wine and any tickets are yours to settle, so choose somewhere you would happily pay for two. Marylebone High Street and Charlotte Street in Fitzrovia both suit the four hour shape well.
Yes. On this site every companion's hour is £250 and every longer booking follows the same ladder. The price never rises for a particular name, a particular look or a particular night.
The minimum is three hours, and her travelling counts towards it. The confirmation states one total before you agree to anything. Where you can, write a few hours ahead, because a late landing is easier to plan around with some notice.
Yes, when her diary is clear. Mention it before the last booked minute and the booking climbs one rung: two hours turn into three, say, and £500 turns into £700. The difference goes to her on the spot.
No. The desk works all night and the ladder does not change with the clock, the day of the week or the season. A weekend is the only booking priced separately, in writing, around your dates.
She is: the companion herself, in person, in the first minutes after she walks in. Clementine confirms the figure in writing beforehand, so what you hand over matches your chat to the pound.
The prices above are complete, with nothing hidden behind them. Settle on a length and send the script.