Angelika, companion in Hounslow Central
A long way round Lampton Park first, then wherever the evening wants to go.
- Age
- 24
- Stop
- Mayfair
- An hour opens at
- £250
- Arrives
- Hotels and private addresses, outcall only
- Height
- 172 cm
- Hair
- long, straight black
- Eyes
- brown
- Figure
- athletic
- Languages
- English
About Angelika
Lampton Park in the last hour of light is where Angelika likes to start, before anything has been decided. She stands 172 cm and carries an athletic build without making a performance of it, the walk of somebody who has never worried about keeping up. Her hair is long, straight and black, worn loose because pinning it feels like effort for its own sake, and her brown eyes do the greeting a second before she says anything. She dresses for a town rather than a boulevard: a dark dress that survives a bus, a coat with proper pockets, shoes chosen for pavement instead of for a photograph.
She is direct in a way people find restful. English is her language and she uses it plainly, asking the second question rather than the polite first one, then actually waiting for the answer. Mid twenties, quick to laugh, slow to be impressed by a room. She reads the local paper, knows which chemist on the High Street opens late, and will tell you honestly when a plan sounds better on paper than it is going to feel at nine on a Tuesday.
An evening in Hounslow Central starts where she is, not where a brochure says it ought to. Lampton Park is five minutes from the station and she will walk the long way round it while the sky goes orange, then down to the High Street for dinner, or back to one of the Lampton Road hotels, which is where most of her guests are staying anyway. She lives in Mayfair, so the Piccadilly line brings her out in about fifty minutes door to door, and she builds that into the plan rather than pretending TW3 sits ten minutes from Green Park.
Her nights here run late because the line runs late. See what else is close on the Hounslow Central page, then send a date and a road name through booking and you will know straight away whether it works.
- 172 cm, athletic, long straight black hair
- Brown eyes, mid twenties, English speaking
- Anchored in Hounslow Central, TW3
- Walks Lampton Park before dinner
- Travels out from Mayfair on the Piccadilly line
Booking Angelika
Evenings from seven, with the last hour shaped around the last train west. Two hours at £500 covers a walk and dinner, and four hours at £900 if you would rather nothing was rushed.
Every figure she works to is printed on the fare board, and the four steps from message to doorbell sit on the booking page.
Also out tonight
An evening with Angelika
Six o'clock at the Lampton Road end of town, and a walk into the park while there is still light in it. She sets the pace and it is brisker than you expect. Twenty minutes later you are on the High Street choosing between somewhere with tablecloths and somewhere with a queue, and she has an opinion on both.
Dinner runs long because she asks real questions. After that it is a quiet bar or back to wherever you are staying, and she will say which she would prefer if you ask her. She checks the time once, near eleven, because the Piccadilly line matters to her and she would rather leave properly than rush the last hour of an evening. When she goes she says so plainly, and warmly.
Angelika, on the record
Q.01Is Hounslow a strange place to spend an evening?
Only if you turn up expecting Mayfair. It is a working town with good food, a park worth walking and hotels full of people who got off a plane two hours ago. Take it for what it is and it is excellent company.
Q.02How late can you stay?
Late. The Piccadilly line runs until around half past midnight and straight through on Friday and Saturday nights, so an evening out here does not have to finish at ten the way it does further from a tube.
Q.03What should I not book you for?
A schedule. If the plan is timed to the minute I will keep to it, but I am far better company when there is a spare hour somewhere in the middle of it.