Outcall, hour by hour · the Heathrow terminals and the roads around them
Heathrow Airport Escorts
Read the sign, then read what is inside it. The pictures in those letters are the gallery, and the gallery is the whole of the offer: twenty-eight companions, a published ladder of rates, and a room around the terminals reached in twenty to forty minutes.
- The hourFrom £250 /hr
- At your door in20 to 40 min
- Answered24/7
- Guests18+
The twenty-eight who were inside the word
Twenty-eight of twenty-eight showing




























Nothing here matches that pair of choices. Widen the area, or write in and the nearest free companion is offered by name.
Four things the desk does not bend on
You pick a length and a name, and a companion travels out to the room you are already in. Nothing is ordered at a counter, there is no list to join, and the room stays yours for the whole of the booking.
She arrives carrying nothing that announces why she is there. A door that locks and somewhere comfortable to sit is the whole of what the room has to supply, whether that is a suite off Bath Road or a residence in Harmondsworth.
Every figure on this page is the figure that stands at the end. The ladder further down is published in full, so that nothing has to be worked out in a corridor and nobody has to ask twice.
Discretion
She arrives dressed for a flight like anyone else in the corridor, and nothing at a front desk or on a screen carries your name.
Met and photographed
Each companion here has been met by us and photographed for this site. Glamour and lifestyle photography, faces softened, no nudity; the face itself is seen when she arrives.
Answered 24/7
Landings keep no office hours, so neither does the desk. Four in the morning is read as quickly as four in the afternoon.
Outcall only
She travels to a perimeter room or a private residence nearby. There is no address to visit at this end and no reception to walk through.
Four lines, one message
- 01
Pick a name
Note the companion you would like from the hall above, or leave the choice open and give the area instead.
- 02
Send the hour
Write the length, the time and the terminal or road you are staying near. One short message carries all three.
- 03
Take the window
A reply comes back within a few minutes with a travel window on it, and the slot stays yours while you confirm the room number.
- 04
She arrives
Twenty to forty minutes to most doors on this list. The fee is handed to the companion in person when she arrives.
Hester works the desk, and the confirmation carries the name, the length, the figure and the hour in writing. The full name on the reservation and the room number are confirmed in the same thread before a companion leaves, which is the whole of the verification.
One ladder, read straight down
- 1 hour£250
The standard booking, and the length most guests write in for.
- 90 minutes£400
An hour and a half, for an evening that is not being rushed.
- 2 hours£500
Long enough for a meal and the walk back to the room.
- 3 hours£700
A full evening without a clock being watched in the room.
- Dinner date£900
A table somewhere quiet, then wherever the evening goes next.
- Overnight£1,800
She stays until breakfast, for a late landing or an early flight.
- WeekendOn request
Quoted by message, because the length and the plan differ every time.
The rate holds through the night at the same level as the afternoon, and nothing is added to a figure once the hour is agreed. A delayed landing does not change the number.
The fee is handed to the companion in person when she arrives. Longer bookings and a weekend are quoted the same way, by length, in the same message thread.
Twenty to forty minutes from the terminals
A room on Bath Road, a house in Harmondsworth or a flat in West Drayton is reached in twenty to forty minutes from the moment the hour is agreed, counted from then rather than from when she sets off.
All four terminals sit inside it, and so do the quiet roads on either side of the perimeter. Further out towards Staines or Uxbridge, say the postcode and the reply carries the honest travel time.
Late on, the perimeter roads empty out and the window sits at its lower end, so a booking taken after midnight often reaches the door faster than one taken at six.
- Heathrow
- Bath Road
- Harmondsworth
- Sipson
- Cranford
- West Drayton
- Longford
- Colnbrook
- Heathrow Terminal 5
- Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3
- Airport Hotels
- Hayes
Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 are all inside the same window. Tell the desk which one you land at and the window is read back to you before anything is set.
- Heathrow
The perimeter taken as one address: whichever road you are on, the window is read from your gate.
- Bath Road
The strip of rooms along the northern edge, and the shortest run of any address here.
- Harmondsworth
Behind the northern perimeter, quiet after dark. Residences here more often than rooms.
- Sipson
Directly north, a short residential run with very little traffic on it after six.
- Cranford
East of the runways on the way into town, so an evening here can carry on into London.
- West Drayton
North west and further out, the station and the canal nearby. The top of the window applies.
- Longford
The oldest village on the list, tucked against the northern boundary and quick from the same side.
- Colnbrook
West past the perimeter, the far side of the motorway. A few minutes more in the evening rush.
- Heathrow Terminal 5
The western terminal and the roads that feed it. Quickest of all after midnight.
- Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3
The central pair, closest to the tunnel. The near end of the window at almost any hour.
- Airport Hotels
The perimeter rooms taken together, northern strip and western approach alike. Outcall to the door.
- Hayes
East along the Uxbridge Road, residential and the easiest of the outer entries to reach late.
Asked most often at this end of town
How long does a companion need to reach a room on the hotel strip?
Can she come to a room at Terminal 5 or the central terminals?
My landing has moved. Does the booking move with it?
Which villages and roads around the runways are covered?
How is a length chosen, and can the figure move afterwards?
What is included in the hour, and what is not?
Who reads a message at four in the morning?
Read the sign, then pick the hour
Write in with a length, a time and the road you are staying near, and a name comes back with a window on it.
If the companion you wanted is already out, the next one free is offered by name, on the same ladder of rates. The length and the address carry the whole booking.
Guests must be eighteen or over, and fees are for time and companionship only.