Roxi, loud laugh, quiet lift

Round one is the lobby, and Roxi wins it on arrival. At 168 cm and curvy, she has long black hair tied back after training and loose by evening, and brown eyes that are quick and bright. Her style has a tropical sparkle even in a London drizzle: a gold top, a cropped jacket, orchid clips in her hair on a good day. Early twenties, based in Pimlico, vivacious to the core, and the kind of person who makes a long corridor feel shorter simply by walking down it beside you.

Playful and confident, Roxi turns small talk into a game and games into good conversation. She trains at a boxing gym most mornings, which gives her energy to spare at night. Podcasts are her secret education: she listens to three a day and can hold her own on history, science or true crime. Surfing is the escape, cold water, early starts, a board on the roof of a friend's car. Her English is fast, funny and loud in the best way, softened for hotel corridors.

Late arrivals at Heathrow are her favourite challenge. The Radisson Blu Edwardian on the Bath Road is a regular stop, big enough to be anonymous, calm enough after a long haul flight. She checks the arrivals feed on the train, meets you in the lobby with a grin, and orders whatever the kitchen still does at that hour. Her journey counts inside the three hour airport minimum, and she keeps the mood lively without ever making it tiring, the way a good sparring coach knows when to ease off.

Airport details are on the Heathrow page. Check the rates, then ask the desk to line up her next open evening after your landing.