Roxi, companion in Hounslow West
Two hundred acres of scrub and skylarks, then straight into a good evening.
- Age
- 23
- Stop
- Hounslow West, TW4, TW5
- An hour opens at
- £250
- Arrives
- Hotels and private addresses, outcall only
- Height
- 168 cm
- Hair
- long black
- Eyes
- brown
- Figure
- curvy
- Languages
- English
About Roxi
Hounslow Heath is bigger than its reputation, and Roxi crosses it most mornings at a pace nobody else out there manages. She is 168 cm and curvy, with long black hair and brown eyes, and energy that arrives in a room slightly ahead of her. She dresses bright: colour, a short jacket, and heels that come off the moment a plan turns into a walk, which with her it usually does.
Early twenties, English speaking, quick and a bit mischievous. She wants to know the plan and then wants to change it. She is very easy to be around and completely impossible to talk into a quiet mood before she is ready to be in one, so there is no point trying. She is hopeless at sitting still and completely honest about that, so a long dinner works best with a walk on either side of it.
The heath itself is two hundred acres off the Staines Road, all scrub and skylarks, with the airport fence at one end and not much at all at the other, and she uses it to burn off the day before an evening starts. After that it is the TW4 side of town: dinner near Hounslow West, two minutes from the station on the Piccadilly line, or a car straight down to the Bath Road if you are staying out that way. She lives in Pimlico and is honest that the journey out here is the best part of an hour.
Early evenings suit her and so do very long ones. The Hounslow West page sets out the streets, and booking reaches her directly.
- 168 cm, curvy, long black hair
- Brown eyes, early twenties, English speaking
- Anchored in Hounslow West, TW4 and TW5
- Two minutes from Hounslow West station
- An hour out from Pimlico on the Piccadilly line
Booking Roxi
She likes a six o'clock start and no fixed finish. Two hours at £500 if you are short of time, although she will tell you that three at £700 is where the evening actually gets going.
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 Roxi
Six o'clock, and she will already have been out on the heath and back, which is a thing she mentions about four times. Dinner near the station, somewhere busy, because quiet restaurants make her fidget and she is honest enough to say so before you book one.
The middle of the evening goes wherever she takes it and she takes it somewhere. She is loud, quick and generous with attention, and she gets genuinely interested in whatever you do for a living. Later she settles right down, which surprises people who met her at six. The last train back into town leaves around half past midnight, so she rarely needs to watch the time before eleven. She will tell you at the end whether she enjoyed it, and she means it either way.
Roxi, on the record
Q.01Is the heath worth seeing?
At seven on a summer evening, absolutely. Skylarks, scrub, and a runway fence at the far end with aircraft coming over it. It is not a park and it does not pretend to be.
Q.02Quiet restaurant or busy one?
Busy. I talk with my hands and I laugh too loudly and I would rather be one table among many than the entertainment for a silent room.
Q.03How long does it take you to get out here?
The best part of an hour on the line from Pimlico, which is why I am not the right choice for a single hour. Give me an evening and it is worth both of our journeys.