A slow reel with Danielle
Black hair, a black coat and the calm of someone who stays for every last credit.
Away, back 24 September 2026, On a short trip, evenings again from 24 September. Rosie can hold a date for Danielle after her return.
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 170 cm, 5 ft 7 in
- Hair
- Long, straight black
- Eyes
- Brown
- Build
- Curvy
- Languages
- English
- Based in
- South Kensington
- Visits
- Hotels and private homes
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Danielle, frame by frame
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Danielle, as Rosie knows her
If Danielle were a film, it would be shot in black and white and run a little longer than the studio wanted. She has that kind of presence. Her hair is black and falls long and straight past her shoulders, her eyes are the darkest brown, and her figure, curvy at 170 cm, suits a tailored coat worn closed to the throat. She carries a stillness that makes a busy room seem to lower its voice, and a perfume so discreet it registers only when she tilts her head towards you mid sentence.
Nothing seems to hurry her, least of all a conversation. Now in her late twenties, she speaks a low, measured English that reads as an invitation to slow down alongside her. Old films come before everything; she can discuss a single close-up for ten minutes and make it sound like gossip. Poetry runs a close second, read aloud at home and quoted sparingly in company. Free mornings go to the museums of South Kensington, usually one room at a time.
In Knightsbridge her evenings begin in the Blue Bar at The Berkeley, where the pale Lutyens blue and the low light might have been designed around her. She chooses the quietest corner, orders something classic and stirred, and asks which film you would take to a desert island. The answer interests her less than your reasoning. The walk along Wilton Place afterwards is taken slowly, because London at night is when she likes it best.
From her South Kensington flat, Knightsbridge and the heart of SW1 are a short cab ride away. She is away for a few days; every duration is listed on the rates page, and Rosie will gladly pencil in an evening for her return.
In brief
Off duty: classic cinema, poetry, museums
Stands 170 cm, curvy
Hair black, long and straight; eyes dark brown
In her late twenties
Home: South Kensington
Danielle is travelling until 24 September, and evenings after her return can be requested now. Two hours at £750 suits her taste for one good drink and a long conversation.
How Danielle likes an evening to go
Danielle treats an evening like a well edited film: a strong opening, no wasted scenes, and an ending that stays with you. She might begin with the last screening of the week at a small cinema nearby, slipping in just before the lights go down so you are both spared the trailers. Afterwards comes a drink in a dim bar with deep chairs, where she asks which scene you will still remember tomorrow and then tells you hers. Supper, if there is supper, is simple and late. Somewhere along the way she may recite four lines of a poem she loves, softly and without ceremony, then change the subject before you can make a fuss of it. By midnight the garden squares of Belgravia are locked and silent, and she is in no hurry whatsoever.
Asked and answered, by Danielle
3 questions guests often put to Danielle before a first evening.
Something short and black and white, with more silence than dialogue. You learn a great deal about a person from the way they sit through a quiet scene.
Several, and nobody will ever see them. Reading other people's poems aloud is my real pleasure, and I only do it for people I like.
Whichever one is empty. I will stand in front of one painting for half an hour and leave the rest for another visit.
Every length, one figure each
Danielle is priced on the same ladder as the whole edit. Tap a length and WhatsApp opens with her name and that length filled in.
Her starting point is South Kensington, with the closest stations listed below. From there, travel to you costs nothing extra inside fare Zones 1 and 2.
- South KensingtonCircle, District, Piccadilly1min walk
- Gloucester RoadCircle, District, Piccadilly6min walk
- KnightsbridgePiccadilly12min walk
- One hoursixty minutesFrom £400Book
- Ninety minutesan hour and a half£600Book
- Two hoursthe first evening£750Book
- Three hoursa long table£1,050Book
- Dinner datefour hours£1,300Book
- Overnightten hours£2,400Book
- Weekendpriced on requestOn requestBook
The rates page covers journeys past Zone 2, changes of plan and a ready made booking message. Every figure buys time and companionship only.
Guest notes on Danielle
Nothing has been written in Danielle's guest book yet, and none will ever be invented for her. A note appears here only after a real evening, once Rosie has read it through.
Only a first name and the month appear · private details are removed · Danielle can have any note withdrawn
- 01The Berkeley on Wilton Place, an evening that rises from the Blue Bar to the roof6 min readWilton Place after dark: the Blue Bar in its famous pale blue, a rooftop pool above the Knightsbridge trees, and how an evening with a companion unfolds at The Berkeley.
- 02Elizabeth Street from the first loaf to the last candle5 min readBakery queues at breakfast, milliners and perfumers by afternoon, candlelit tables at night: how Belgravia's prettiest shopping street spends its day, and where to eat on it.
Ask for Danielle by name. Rosie will be honest.
Tell Rosie which night, what time and which hotel or address. If Danielle is free, Rosie confirms it in writing; if she is not, you will hear so plainly, with a suggestion or two.