Booking an escort on a business trip to London starts with one message from your hotel and ends with written confirmation before you meet. City Butterflies is a London escort agency that runs the booking from the first message to the evening. The sections below cover what to expect across one stay: a few nights in a single hotel, with a diary that can move.
Contents
- What happens when you book an escort during a short stay
- What to put in your one message
- Describing the evening so the match fits
- Calling from your room
- What the agency confirms before the evening
- When your meeting overruns
- Other guides for your stay
What happens when you book an escort during a short stay
Four steps take a booking from your hotel to the evening.
- You send one message that says when you are free, where you are staying and whom you would like to meet.
- The agency checks availability and, if your first choice is not free, offers a close match.
- Written confirmation of the booking follows once the details are agreed.
- The evening goes ahead as confirmed.
The agency asks for a few details to confirm a booking. What is asked, and why, is set out on the screening basics page.
A short stay leaves little time for a long exchange of messages. From the second step onwards, the checking and the confirming are the agency’s work, and you decide the evening and the companion.
For the booking channels and what a complete request contains, see the step-by-step booking guide.
What to put in your one message
One clear message saves a long exchange when your stay is short. It helps to include four things:
- The evening you would like to meet, and the hours that suit you.
- The area of London where you are staying.
- One companion by name, with one or two alternatives.
- The kind of evening: dinner, drinks or a quiet supper.
A short set of names suits the agency best. A long list is better left out, as are open questions such as who is free or whom the agency would recommend.
Send the message once your dates are firm. If the companion you named is not free, ask when she is free, whether later that evening or on another night.
If your first choice is booked, what to do when your preferred escort is unavailable sets out the options.
Describing the evening so the match fits
City Butterflies matches companions to the plan for the evening, so start with the tone. Describe the kind of person you would enjoy meeting. That gives the agency more to work with than a list of physical specifications, and the practical details come second. For a dinner that is mostly conversation, you might ask for someone unhurried and well travelled who enjoys talking about the arts.
You do not need to explain your work. Say what you enjoy talking about in general terms, such as the arts, travel, wine or food. Add the pace you would like for the evening. Leave out your employer, your clients and any names.
You can also ask the agency about a companion’s languages, travel experience and cultural interests. If you have named a companion, the agency can often give a hint whether she will suit what you describe.
For more on putting this into a first message, see how to communicate your preferences clearly.
Calling from your room
You can ring the agency from your hotel room, and the agency rings back on the room line. That first call does not need your own number.
On the phone, the agency does not usually go into specifics, so booking detail then moves to a message on WhatsApp or Telegram. Email and the online booking form also work, and the team is available every day from 10am to midnight.
Calls from a withheld number tend to be ignored. If you would rather not share your own number, the room line is the simpler way to place that first call.
To get in touch, use the contact page.
What the agency confirms before the evening
Before you meet, you can ask the agency to confirm that a companion’s photos are recent and genuine. You can also ask what she can wear for the occasion.
The written confirmation gives her name, the date and time, how long you have booked, where you will meet and anything agreed about dress. Each companion accepts or declines a booking request herself, so treat the evening as agreed once the agency sends written confirmation of the booking.
For a fuller picture, see what a booking confirmation looks like.
When your meeting overruns
If a meeting or dinner runs past the time you gave, tell the agency as soon as you know. There is no fixed cancellation window, and an hour’s notice is far better than ten minutes.
The booked time starts when you meet. If the delay is significant and she has another booking afterwards, the session may need adjusting. If the booking moves, a deposit already paid carries over to the new time.
For the full policy, see how cancelling or rescheduling a booking works and how the booked time starts.
Other guides for your stay
This guide covers the companion booking only. For arrival detail, see the guide to hotel logistics. If your trip takes in more than one city, the guide to business travel across multiple cities is the one to read.
Browse the portfolio to choose the companion you would like to name, then start your booking from the booking page.
