Luna in Mayfair: 171 cm, curvy, and when she is free
Auburn red worn long, brown eyes, and a room that turns as she comes in.
Note 01
About Luna
Red hair does the introducing. Hers is long, dark auburn red, the sort that reads brown indoors and catches fire under a warm lamp, and against it her brown eyes look almost black. At 171 cm and curvy, she dresses for attention without ever tipping into costume: one strong colour, a good coat, heels she has broken in properly. Early twenties, and entirely unbothered by attention.
She speaks English and she is warmer than her entrance suggests. There is no distance to her once you are sitting down, and she has a habit of asking the second question rather than stopping at the first. She dances, badly and often, keeps a list of every restaurant in W1 she still has not tried, and is a reliably terrible influence about ordering dessert. She is the person most likely to talk you out of an early night, and entirely unapologetic about it the next day.
A Mayfair evening with her tends to land at Hush, in the cobbled yard off Brook Street where the terrace is heated in winter and nobody can see you from the road. She likes an outside table and a long first drink. Mayfair is her home district, so she can get you from that courtyard to almost any W1 hotel in under ten minutes without going near Oxford Street.
The walk from the courtyard back to your room is under ten minutes, which is half the argument for booking her in W1 at all. The Mayfair page holds the district and the women covering it. Her diary gets checked as soon as a date and a hotel reach booking.
- 171 cm, curvy, long dark auburn red hair
- Brown eyes, one strong colour, heels she can walk in
- Early twenties, English, warm once you are seated
- Lives in Mayfair, among the W1 hotels
- Outcall from £250, evenings and dinner dates
Note 02
Booking her
Evenings from seven, and once the desk has the room details and confirms, she is usually at a W1 hotel in about an hour, with her exact time sent in the chat. Three hours at £700 is her most common booking, and the fee is handed to her in person when she arrives.
- One hour, from£250
- Ninety minutes£400
- Two hours£500
- Three hours£700
- Dinner date, four hours£900
- Overnight, ten hours£1,800
- WeekendPOA
Travel and cancellation sit on the rates page, and the steps on the booking page.
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Note 03
An evening with Luna
She makes an entrance whether she intends to or not, so the first drink is best somewhere she can sit down quickly. Once she does, the room stops looking and the evening becomes normal, which is the part people are usually surprised by.
It is a courtyard you would walk past twice without finding, which is most of its appeal. She takes an outside table, orders something long and cold, and stays there far longer than she planned to. Dinner follows or it does not. Afterwards Mayfair is quiet in a way the rest of the West End never manages, and the walk back through Brook Street and the mews behind it is short enough to be a pleasure and long enough to finish whatever you were talking about.
Asked most often
Luna, on the record
Do you mind being looked at?
Terrace or dining room?
How quickly can you get to my hotel?
Filed under
Where else she turns up
In the margin
What people wrote back
Nothing has been written up under Luna yet, which is usually what discretion looks like. A note goes on the board only when a client sends one in writing, she agrees to it, and the office has checked that it reads as a first name, a month and nothing private.