AboutFrom £250 an hourOutcall only
About The TW Book, and the line you are writing to
The TW Book exists because this part of west London is usually treated as an appendix to an airport. Hounslow, Isleworth, Brentford, Twickenham, Whitton and Feltham are towns with high streets, rivers, stations and opinions, and they were here a very long time before anybody paved a runway at Heath Row.
So this is a local book. Twelve districts, twenty eight companions, each anchored somewhere she genuinely knows, and prices that do not move depending on which postcode you happen to be standing in.
Iris, and what the line does
Iris answers the messages. She is the person who knows that the Bath Road is hopeless at half past five, that the last Piccadilly train west goes around half twelve, that Twickenham on an international Saturday is not worth attempting, and which restaurant on the TW3 high street will still be serving at eleven. She also knows which of the twelve districts has no station of its own, and which one the Elizabeth line has quietly pulled within half an hour of central London.
She arranges the evening, confirms the figure in writing and then steps out of it. She does not follow up, she does not send offers and she does not contact anybody who has not written first.
Why the anchors matter
Plenty of sites list the same women under thirty different districts. That is a map exercise rather than local knowledge. Here each companion belongs to one place: three in the TW3 centre, three by the river in Isleworth, two out at Cranford, and so on across the twelve pages.
She will travel outside it and most of them do every week. But when she suggests a table or a walk in her own district, it is because she has been there rather than because a list said she should have been. The whole roster is in On The Route.
What we will not do
We will not claim a hotel as a partner, because none of them is one. We will not pretend a fifty minute journey takes twenty. We will not dress an evening in Feltham up as an evening in Mayfair, because anybody who has been to both will notice inside five minutes and think less of us for trying.
We do not publish photographs that belong to somebody else, we do not invent reviews, and we do not list services. The fee covers time and companionship, which is stated plainly here, on the rates page and in the terms, and it is never contradicted anywhere on this site.
Who books here
Three sorts of guest, mostly. People arriving at Heathrow who have worked out that an airport hotel and a tube stop beat a taxi into town. People who live in these postcodes and would rather not travel an hour each way to be introduced to somebody. And people working out here for a week at a time who want an evening that is not another hotel bar full of lanyards.
All three are treated the same way and pay the same figures. Nobody gets a better rate for a better postcode, because that would be a strange thing to build a local book around.
Standards, plainly
Everyone on this list is over eighteen and here by her own choice. Anyone who wants to stop, for an evening or for good, stops, and no explanation is required. A companion may end a booking that has become unpleasant and the fee stays with her when she does. Guest reviews on this site are real and moderated before they appear, and a companion may have one of hers removed whenever she wants.
Nothing about a guest is discussed with another guest, ever. The details taken at booking exist to get a woman safely to the right door and are kept no longer than they are needed, which is set out on the privacy page.
The last one
never leaves
Whatever the hour, the route is still running and somebody is still answering. Name your stop and we will say who is free and how far off she is.
Adults only, 18 and over · Time and companionship only · The line runs 24/7