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Slim and slender: ten names, sorted by the notice they need
HOW MUCH NOTICE? Ten women on this list, all slim in build. Lucy is the shortest at 163 cm, Violetta the tallest at 178. Clean tailoring and a quiet entrance are common to most of them. What differs sharply is how far ahead each one likes to be asked, so that is how the list is sorted. Every name reaches Zones 1 and 2 without a travel charge.
Notice never changes the price. One hour is £250, a four hour dinner date £900 and a ten hour night £1,800, whether you ask a week ahead or at nine tonight.
Guest list 10
Slim and slender, on the list
Tonight, no warning needed
Stacy, 176 cm, actively likes a same night booking. Chelsea to a West End lobby takes her roughly three quarters of an hour, usually with a street camera in her bag and a comedy bill in mind. Lucy, 163 cm, is flexible midweek, day or evening, and heads happily into the City.
Same day, by 3pm
Samanta, 174 cm and composed, plays violin and collects phrases in several languages. She prefers dinner bookings confirmed by 3pm, then meets at The Ned in the City of London at seven. Patricia, 172 cm, is content with a quiet West End evening arranged the same day.
A day or so ahead
Airport evenings belong here. Cindy, 168 cm, prefers afternoons and a planned Heathrow room with a runway view. Vanessa, 173 cm, is easiest midweek, one Elizabeth line ride from Terminal 4. Liana, 167 cm and quietly intuitive, takes Gatwick weeknights with her timings worked out before she boards the train.
Several days ahead
Karolina, 174 cm, needs time to line up an opera evening in Covent Garden. Margo, 166 cm, early thirties, prefers a full evening to a hurried hour; overnights with her are arranged in advance and held with 50 percent upfront. Violetta, 178 cm, likes late starts and long dinners, and her profile carries her next open dates.
Why notice differs
Notice is not fussiness. An opera evening needs seats and a curtain time. A City dinner needs a table held before the room fills. An airport night needs a train, a terminal and a route with room for delays. A same night visit in town needs only a free diary and an address inside Zones 1 and 2, which is why Stacy can say yes at nine.
What to put in the message
Four facts cover every booking on this list: her name, your hotel, the start time and the length. For Heathrow add the terminal, for Gatwick add North or South. The room number follows once the time is agreed. The desk answers within 15 minutes, day or night, with a single figure to approve.
The long stay answer
In London for a week or more? Booking the same companion across several evenings removes the notice question entirely, because the diary is set once, at the start. Extended stays explains how repeat evenings and weekends are arranged and held.
Same women, other lists
Six of the ten also appear on statuesque, and Lucy is on petite as well. By colour, Karolina and Violetta are raven haired, Cindy is blonde, Patricia is auburn and the remaining six are brunettes. Pick the notice you can give, then send the desk a name and a hotel.
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