Who this covers
This notice covers hotelescortslondon.com and the booking conversations that start from it. Behind both sits Hotel Escorts London, an introduction service arranging outcall companionship across the capital.
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Privacy: the short version first
Three lines, then the detail. Very little is collected. It serves one booking and then goes. It is never sold, rented or passed on.
What you share, and what for
A booking begins with your message on WhatsApp or on Telegram, whichever you prefer. The desk then sees your number or username and whatever you choose to write, normally a name, a hotel or address, a date and a time. To confirm, it checks who you are and which hotel and room you are in. Those details have one use: arranging that booking safely for both sides.
The legal basis, in plain terms
Booking details are processed because you asked for a booking and it cannot be arranged without them. Payment records exist because banks are obliged to keep them. Nothing is processed for marketing, profiling or any purpose you did not start.
What is never collected
No accounts, contact forms or newsletters. No cookies or tracking, as the cookies page explains. No card details, ever. No client detail ever appears in a URL, and no guest is ever named on the site.
Apps and banks
WhatsApp and Telegram carry messages under their own privacy policies, so choose the one you trust more. A deposit or balance paid by bank transfer inevitably leaves a record at your bank and at ours.
Sharing
The companion you book learns what she needs to arrive: where, when, and the name to ask for. Nobody else receives anything. Details are never sold, swapped or handed to hotels.
How long anything stays
Booking details are used until the booking is finished and any payment question is settled, then removed as part of regular clean-up. No client database exists, no profile of you, no marketing list. You can wipe the conversation from your phone whenever you like, and ask for the desk's copy to go as well.
What you can ask for
UK GDPR gives you the right to see what is held about you, to correct it and to have it deleted. Send the request on WhatsApp or Telegram; replies tend to be quick, because so little is kept. If you are unhappy with how a request was handled, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.
Updates
This notice changes when practice changes. Whatever version this page shows is the current one.