Hotel Outcalls in London

The short answer

A hotel outcall means an escort comes to see you in your London hotel room, and you arrange it by calling us with her name, a time and the details of where you are staying. It is one of the most popular ways to book, particularly for people visiting the city for work or a weekend away. You stay in one place, you do not have to cross London, and you can relax in your own room.

Outcall rates start from £250, and each lady's profile lists her rates and the areas she covers. We will confirm the price for your booking when you call.

What to have ready when you call

A few details will make the call quick and simple. Have the name and address of your hotel to hand, along with the area of London it is in. London is large, and some hotel chains have several branches with very similar names, so the exact name and postcode make all the difference.

You will also need to know the name your room is booked under, if asked, and the room number, or a way to find it once you know it. If you have only just arrived or are still waiting to check in, tell us. It is easier to book a time that suits you once you are actually in your room and settled.

Also think about how long you want, and whether she would be meeting you in the room or in the hotel bar first. Mention anything that could affect her arrival, like a separate entrance or a lift that needs a key card.

Choosing a lady for your area

London hotels cluster in a few well known places, including Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Kensington, Paddington, Marylebone, the West End, the City and Canary Wharf, as well as near the airports. Each lady's profile shows which areas she covers, and you can search by location if you would like to see who is close by. Our escorts near me page is another way to look.

If you are staying somewhere a little further out, it is worth asking us when you call. We will be able to tell you whether the lady you like can get to you.

Timing is worth a thought too, especially in central London. Traffic around the West End on a Friday evening or roadworks near your hotel can slow anyone down, so allow for a little flexibility if you can. If you are on a tight schedule, for instance with an early flight or a morning meeting, say so when you call. That way, we can work out a time that fits your plans. There is no need to explain why you are in town or how long for. A simple note of when you are free is all that is needed to get things moving.

Hotels and their guest policies

Hotels have their own rules about visitors to rooms, and these vary. Some are relaxed and others ask for all guests to be registered at reception or stop people from going up without a key card. Check your hotel's policy before you book, rather than finding out at the last minute. The website or a quick question to reception about having a visitor in your room should tell you what you need to know. Keep your questions to the fact that you are having a guest. No more explanation is usually needed.

Be considerate of the hotel and other guests. Keep noise down, particularly late at night, and be mindful of the housekeeping schedule. A do not disturb sign is a simple thing that will spare everyone any embarrassment.

Making the room comfortable, or going out first

A hotel room can feel a bit impersonal, but a little effort goes a long way. Tidy away your work and your suitcase, put your laptop out of sight and leave enough space for you both to sit down. Have a shower before she arrives, and put out a clean towel. Having water or a drink on hand is a nice touch, as is the offer of something from room service.

Keep your phone on so that we can reach you if needed, and be available at the time you asked for. If you are out at a business dinner, do leave enough time to get back. There is nothing more awkward than running through a lobby with minutes to spare.

Some guests prefer to begin with a drink in the hotel bar or dinner nearby, which can be a very relaxed way of breaking the ice. If this appeals to you, mention it when you call, and ask us about a longer booking if you think you would like more time. Our guide to dinner dates and overnights will give you an idea of what such an evening looks like.

In public, keep things discreet and natural. Treat her as you would any other guest you are having a drink with.

The basics still apply

Whatever the setting, the rate covers her time and companionship, and each lady decides what she is comfortable with and can say no at any time. Please stay reasonably sober, be polite and be ready at the time you arranged. If you have questions about how payment works or what happens if your plans change, ask when you call. Good manners make a hotel booking simple and pleasant for everyone, and our guide to escort etiquette covers the rest.