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[26]From £250Tina, arrivals hall, Terminal 2
Espresso brown hair, a sketchbook in her bag and a crate digger's patience, at Heathrow.
- Age
- 26
- Height
- 158 cm
- Hair
- long espresso brown
- Eyes
- brown
- Build
- athletic
- Languages
- English
- Based in
- Covent Garden
- Visits
- Hotels and residences
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About Tina
- Athletic, 158 cm
- Espresso brown hair, brown eyes
- Mid twenties, Covent Garden
- Fashion design, craft cocktails, vinyl
Small, sharp and impossible to miss in a busy arrivals hall. Tina is 158 cm, athletic, and carries a confidence that adds several inches, long espresso brown hair swinging behind her and brown eyes that smile first. She designs half her own clothes, or at least alters them: a tailored jumpsuit, a navy trench with new buttons, trainers or heels depending on the plan. Mid twenties, living in Covent Garden, warm and easygoing from the very first hello.
Confidence and warmth arrive together with Tina, and nothing about her is complicated. She loves fashion design, sketches constantly and can tell you how a jacket should have been cut. Craft cocktails are her evening study, record collecting her weekend habit; she spends Saturday mornings in the record shops of Soho and comes out with more than she meant to buy. Her English is warm and easy, with a laugh that puts tired travellers at ease within the first minute of meeting her.
For Heathrow she likes to be ready at your hotel shortly after you clear the arrivals hall at Terminal 2, the Queen's Terminal, then settle into an evening at an airport hotel on the Bath Road. She takes stock of the room, adjusts the lighting, and orders a drink from the bar with a precise note about the garnish. The Bath Road hotels are built for exactly this kind of arrival, and she knows their rhythms. Dinner follows, relaxed and full of questions about where you have come from. Her travel is counted within the three hour airport minimum, and every part of it feels easy.
Airport timings are set out on the Heathrow page. See the rates, then give the desk your landing time and hotel name.
How a night with Tina unfolds
Tina's Heathrow evening starts with a quick style audit, entirely affectionate. She will tell you the jacket you flew in works and the tie can go. Then drinks, and she treats the hotel bar menu as a starting point rather than a rule, asking for a twist here and a different garnish there. Dinner is easy and chatty, full of questions about the city you just left and what music they play there.
Upstairs she connects her phone to the speaker and plays three records she found last Saturday, explaining why each one made the cut. The evening stays relaxed, warm and a little stylish. When she heads home, she leaves a handwritten list of three albums for your flight on the hotel notepad, signed with a small star.
Asked of Tina
3 questions guests tend to ask, answered by Tina.
A soul album with a coffee ring on the sleeve and not a scratch on the vinyl. Somebody loved it, used it as a coaster, and never played it. Lucky me.
Name a spirit, a mood and one thing you dislike. A good bartender does the rest. Never go off menu at a packed bar, though.
Most of them. A hem, a button, a better lining. Nothing off the rail fits perfectly, and at 158 cm I have learned to fix that myself.
Tina, by the hour
Heathrow evenings with Tina are arranged ahead, with the three hour minimum covering her journey and the price confirmed in full first. In central London she is usually free in the 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.
Notes on Tina
Nothing in the guest book for Tina 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. Tina can ask for any note to come down.
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