The tariff, one figure for each length of evening
Every companion in the edit keeps to the same tariff, so the only real decision on this page is the length of the evening. The figures are whole pounds, written into the chat before she sets out and settled personally with her once she arrives.
Below: the ladder, what each figure holds, travel, changes of plan and six questions about money.
Every length, priced in pounds
One figure per length, identical for every companion in the edit. The amount written in the chat is the amount settled on the night, with nothing added.
| Length | Fee | How it tends to be spent | Ask |
|---|---|---|---|
| One hour | from £400 | Time for a glass in the lounge, a proper hello and the beginning of a good conversation. | Ask for this |
| Ninety minutes | £600 | A little more room: a slow aperitif, then a turn around the square before she goes. | Ask for this |
| Two hours | £750 | The usual choice for a first meeting: a table close by, then coffee back in the suite. | Ask for this |
| Three hours | £1,050 | A play or a private view, supper afterwards and nobody glancing at a watch. | Ask for this |
| Four hours, with dinner | £1,300 | Cocktails, a table booked for two, a long dinner and a lamplit stroll back to your door. | Ask for this |
| Ten hours, through the night | £2,400 | From dinner to morning coffee in the suite; give Rosie a day's notice and every hour is held for you. | Ask for this |
| A weekend | POA | Two days or more, in town or away, priced as one sum once Rosie knows your dates and your plans. | Ask for this |
What each fee already covers
Her time, in full
The clock starts when she walks in and runs for every minute of the length you chose.
Travel in Zones 1 and 2
The ride to your door is already in the price across fare Zones 1 and 2, by day or by night.
Agreed in writing
Rosie writes her name, the length, the fee and the hour of arrival into the chat before anyone sets off.
Settled with her
You settle the figure with her directly, discreetly and exactly as written, once she has arrived. It covers time and companionship only.
One figure, whoever you choose
There is no premium face in the edit and no discounted one. Every woman on the Faces pages carries the same ladder, because each was chosen for the same qualities: presence, conversation and the ease of someone who knows these streets. Rosie will never quote a different figure for a different name.
Whatever the length, the amount Rosie writes into the chat is the amount you settle with your companion in person. Nothing is added on the night and nothing is priced on top; the figure covers her company and her time, nothing more.
Inside the figure, and outside it
The fee buys her time from the moment she arrives until the moment she leaves, together with her journey anywhere in fare Zones 1 and 2, whether you are in a Belgravia townhouse or a suite in Westminster. It never covers more than her company: nothing else is on offer, and asking for more closes the evening there and then.
The costs of the evening itself stay with the host, as they would with any guest: the restaurant, the theatre seats, the room service trolley at midnight.
Beyond Zone 2, and the airports
Most evenings in the edit never leave the centre. When yours does, perhaps to a riverside house at Richmond or a hotel near Windsor, Rosie adds the taxi fare both ways to the fee as a single total before you say yes.
Airport evenings, at a Heathrow or Gatwick hotel, run for three hours or longer, her travel time counted within them, and are priced as one sum. For a late landing at Gatwick, a hotel near Victoria is often the simpler plan: the train brings you to her, rather than the other way round.
When plans change
Give Rosie three hours' warning or more and the evening can be cancelled or moved without charge. Once the start is less than two hours away, half the agreed fee applies, and an evening missed without a message is charged in full. There is fifteen minutes' leeway on the start; past that, Rosie resets the evening to a fresh hour rather than letting it run late.
Should anything delay your companion, Rosie tells you at once and offers another hour or another face, and an evening that never happened costs you nothing.
Sending the message
The copy-and-send draft further down is the quickest route to a written quote. Fill in her name, the day, the time and the length, and add the hotel; the room number can wait until Rosie confirms. She answers in the same thread, with the fee exactly as this tariff prints it.
Distance, and a change of plan
The short version of the travel and cancellation terms, so nothing in the figure comes as a surprise.
Across London
- Zones 1 and 2
- The journey is on us, whatever the time.
- Further out
- Rosie tells you the return taxi fare first; it joins the fee only with your say so.
- Heathrow and Gatwick
- An airport hotel booking runs to three hours at least, and the drive there is counted within those hours.
If plans move
- Three hours or more ahead
- Rearrange or cancel without charge.
- Inside two hours
- Half of the agreed figure becomes due.
- A booking missed without word
- The whole figure becomes due.
On the night
- Fifteen minutes
- A grace period applies to the agreed start time.
- Confirmation
- The hotel, the name the room is under and the room number, shared with Rosie in the chat.
- Settling
- In person, with her, as she arrives.
The message, ready to fill in
Copy the draft, swap each bracket for your own details, then paste it into WhatsApp or Telegram. Rosie replies to all of it at once.
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.
On the figures, asked plainly
6 answers. Tap a question to open it; anything missing, ask Rosie directly.
Because the ladder is built to favour longer, easier evenings. One hour is £400, yet two come to £750 and three to £1,050, and by ten hours overnight the figure is £2,400, far below what the hours would add up to one at a time.
No. The tariff has no night rate, no weekend loading and no premium for short notice. A knock at two in the morning is priced just as one at eight in the evening would be, and the same holds on a Sunday or a public holiday.
Yes. Battersea Power Station, the South Bank hotels and everything over Chelsea Bridge sit within the two central fare zones, so the fee already covers the ride. Only an address beyond Zone 2 adds a taxi, and that is quoted before you confirm.
If her diary allows, yes. Tell Rosie, and she rewrites the booking at the longer length on this tariff, so two hours might become three at £1,050; the new figure is settled with your companion exactly as the first one was.
No. The length you booked begins when she arrives, so a delay on her side never shortens your time. Rosie lets you know the moment anything slows her, and the full two hours, or four, or ten, are yours from the knock.
POA means priced on application. A weekend depends on the dates, the destination and how the days are spent, so Rosie asks for the outline, checks it with the companion you would like, and sends a single written figure before any plans are fixed.
Now choose the evening.
Tell Rosie the length you would like and where you are. She replies with the fee in pounds, exactly as printed above, and a time for the knock.