[13]From £250Company for couples: a third chair for two guests in town
Two guests, one hotel room, a free evening in a city neither of you knows well. The couples arrangement adds a companion who is good company for both of you: someone to share the table, point you to the better bar two streets over, and keep an anniversary trip or a long weekend feeling like an occasion.
It runs on the ordinary ladder on the rates board, from £250 for one hour, and it is one companion's fee however many guests are present. Dinner and a show on the four hour line is £900. A 25 percent transfer secures the evening at a hotel or residence, and no fare is added anywhere in Zones 1 and 2.
Booked for Company for couples
A decision made by both of you
The desk wants the booking to be a shared idea, never a surprise. Whichever of you writes, say that you are booking as a couple and describe the evening you both have in mind. The usual checks follow: the full name the room is booked under, the hotel and the room number. If anything suggests one of you has not agreed, the desk does not confirm.
Evenings couples ask for
Every one of these stays inside time and company, and every one can start at your hotel.
- A pre-theatre supper, a West End show, a nightcap on the way back
- A long table in a hotel restaurant, three people and a slow bottle
- A tour of three bars, led by someone who knows where the good seats are
- A quiet evening in the suite, room service and good conversation
West End nights, City weekends
The West End is the classic couples booking: curtain up at half past seven, supper once the crowds have gone, a short walk back through streets that stay lit. The City of London suits a different couple: a weekend in a quiet tower hotel, empty lanes on Saturday, and a companion who knows the rooftop views and the pubs that keep serving after the offices shut.
Choosing her together
Look through the line-up side by side and send two or three names you both like, or sketch the evening in a line and leave the choice to the desk. For couples, warmth and conversation matter more than anything else, so the desk leans towards women who are relaxed with new people and give both guests equal attention from the first hello.
Companions couples enjoy
Michelle makes a room comfortable within minutes and has a museum story ready for every lull. Lea will take you both to a tiny theatre you have never heard of, then review the second act over supper. Luna sets up a blind wine test at the bar and announces a winner with total conviction. Tina hands out a friendly style verdict on both outfits and plays her latest record finds once you are back at the hotel. Lea and Luna are both on the auburn and red list.
Etiquette for a table of three
A few simple habits make the evening work. Agree the plan between you before writing to the desk. Keep the conversation open to all three people. Settle restaurant and bar bills as the hosts. Her fee covers time and company for both of you, and nothing beyond that forms part of any couples booking, whatever the evening.
Which length suits two guests
One hour is a drink in the hotel bar, enough to find out whether the three of you get on. Two hours, £500, turns that drink into a proper evening in. Three hours, £700, fits an early show or a slow round of Soho bars with time to sit down afterwards. For anything with a table in it, the four hour dinner date is the line to pick. A weekend visit can also be split into two shorter evenings instead of one long one, so the second begins where the first left off.
Airport stays and changed plans
Couples at Heathrow or Gatwick hotels follow the airport minimum: three hours, which include her ride out. Wherever you stay, a cancellation 3 or more hours ahead is free, while one in the last 2 hours costs 50 percent. Running late? She allows a quarter of an hour. The full sequence is on the booking page. Send your hotel and the evening you both want.
Company for couples, asked
Straight answers, kept short. If yours is missing, the desk takes it in one message.
No. One companion, one fee, from £250 for an hour, whether one guest is in the room or two.
Either. Say you are booking as a couple and describe the evening you both want. The full name checked is the one the hotel room is under.
Yes. Take the dinner date line at £900 for four hours, buy three tickets and send the desk the show and the curtain time.
Yes. A walk through Covent Garden, a gallery late opening or two of her favourite bars all fit inside the booked hours. Tell the desk where you would like to start.
Other formats
- Hotel outcall companionshipRoom visitsA room number. A start time. A knock. The room visit is the backbone of this desk and the arrangement most guests book first: one companion, travelling to your hotel, serviced apartment or home,...Open it →
- Dinner date companionshipDinner and a nightcapTable for two, 20:00. A reservation for one reads badly on a restaurant sheet, and eating alone in a hotel dining room reads worse. This arrangement fixes both. A companion is waiting at the...Open it →
- Overnight companionshipOvernight companyTurndown done. Curtains drawn. Breakfast card on the door handle, ticked for two. Between those small hotel rituals sit ten hours, and this arrangement fills them: a companion who comes at dusk,...Open it →
- Girlfriend experience companionshipGirlfriend experienceHotels do plenty of things well. Familiarity is not one of them. The girlfriend experience is for guests who want the evening to stop feeling like an appointment and start feeling like seeing...Open it →
- Travel companionshipTravel and airport companyBoarding at 06:40. A room at the terminal hotel. An evening with nothing in it. This arrangement exists for that gap, and for the longer version of it: a companion who travels with you to a...Open it →
- Business event companionshipConference and event companyName badge. Seating plan. A round table of people you met at nine this morning. Evening events in London hotels assume you arrive with someone, and this arrangement supplies a companion who can...Open it →
- Duo companionshipTwo companionsTwo chairs at the bar instead of one. The duo arrangement brings two companions to the same hotel at the same time: women who know each other and enjoy an evening together, so the conversation has...Open it →
- Night out companionshipNight out company22:30. The meeting is done, the hotel bar is half empty, and Soho is a ten minute walk away. The night out arrangement puts a companion beside you for exactly that moment: someone who knows where...Open it →
- Extended booking companionshipExtended staysCheck in Friday, check out Monday. Or ten nights in a City apartment for a deal that refuses to close. Extended stays are for guests in London for more than one night who would rather not start...Open it →


