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Nora, champagne before the long haul
Honey blonde, hazel eyed and spirited, with a bottle on ice at your Heathrow hotel.
- Age
- 26
- Height
- 166 cm
- Hair
- long honey blonde
- Eyes
- hazel
- Build
- athletic
- Languages
- English
- Based in
- Paddington
- Visits
- Hotels and residences
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About Nora
- Athletic, 166 cm
- Honey blonde, hazel eyes
- Mid twenties, Paddington based
- Fashion design and flower markets
- Champagne enthusiast
Buckets of flowers at dawn, a champagne cork at dusk: Nora likes her days bookended by something beautiful. Athletic and 166 cm, she keeps her honey blonde hair long, and her hazel eyes change colour with whatever she is wearing. And what she wears is considered. She sketches outfits the way other people doodle, and her travel look is resort glamour made practical, wide trousers, a silk shirt, sunglasses pushed up into her hair. Mid twenties, based in Paddington, and full of spirit.
Adventure appeals to Nora in every size, from a new country to a new wine bar. She is warm with strangers and spirited in debate, happy to argue for a hemline or a vintage champagne house with equal passion. Flower markets are her early morning habit, and she rarely comes home with fewer stems than she can carry. Fashion design is the dream she works at in the margins. Her English is lively and bright, and she has the useful gift of making a jet lagged guest laugh.
Heathrow is simple from her door: a quick train from Paddington, then the walk to the Hilton Garden Inn beside Terminals 2 and 3. It is a modern, practical hotel, and she likes that she can make it feel festive. She brings a small bouquet for the windowsill, chills something sparkling, and toasts your trip before dinner arrives. The three hour airport minimum includes her travel, and she makes it feel like the send-off you deserved.
Terminal guidance sits on the Heathrow page. A day's notice is ideal; read the rates, then send the desk your flight day and hotel.
Evening plan
How a night with Nora unfolds
Nora's Heathrow send-off has three props: a bottle, a bouquet and a good story. The bottle goes on ice as soon as she arrives. The bouquet, usually whatever looked best at the market that morning, goes in a water glass by the window, stems trimmed with nail scissors. The story is yours to tell, because she wants to know where you are headed and what you plan to wear when you get there.
Dinner arrives, the cork comes out, and she raises a toast to wherever it is you are going. Later she sketches an outfit on hotel notepaper for your destination, half joking and half serious, and leaves it on the desk. When she goes, the flowers stay behind. They are chosen to last until you check out.
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Asked of Nora
3 questions guests tend to ask, answered by Nora.
Something from a smaller house if the list has one. The big names are lovely, but a little grower bottle feels like a secret you are sharing.
Because hotel rooms are beautiful and impersonal. A few stems make it yours for the evening. It costs almost nothing and changes everything.
One jacket that works for dinner and the plane, and fewer shirts than you think. Nobody remembers the fourth shirt. Everyone remembers a good jacket.
Rates £ · one ladder, every name
Nora, by the hour
Heathrow visits with Nora carry the three hour minimum with travel inside it, priced in full before you confirm. She prefers a day's notice for airport evenings.
Hotel and residence visits are held with 25 percent up front, paid by bank transfer; overnights and travel are held with 50 percent. Zones 1 and 2 travel is already in the figure.
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Nothing in the guest book for Nora so far. A note goes up only after a real booking, signed with a first name and a month, and read by the desk before it appears. Nora can ask for any note to come down.
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