Tiffany, companion in Grosvenor Square
Something that catches the light, and a very quiet way of wearing it.
- Age
- 24
- Her district
- Soho
- An hour opens at
- £250
- Arrives
- Suites and private addresses
- Height
- 169 cm
- Hair
- long chocolate brown
- Eyes
- brown
- Figure
- petite
- Languages
- English
About Tiffany
Tiffany arrives in something that catches the light, and pays it no attention whatever. She is 169 cm with a petite frame, her chocolate brown hair long and heavy, her eyes brown. Sequins and pale gold are her evening habit, worn with the ease of someone who has decided that clothes are for pleasure rather than for effect. She is twenty-four. She is small framed, quick on her feet, and wears flat shoes to walk in and heels to sit in.
She talks in light, quick English with a laugh close to the surface. She is kind in small, specific ways: she notices a guest who has not eaten, she remembers the name of the colleague, she asks the follow-up question. She swims, she braids her own hair badly on purpose, and she is a great deal more observant than the sequins suggest. She is cheerful without being loud and has a good memory for the things that matter to other people.
Her corner of Mayfair is the square and the streets running off it. Corrigan's on Upper Grosvenor Street is the room she likes best: game and fish cooked properly, banquettes you can sit in for three hours, and a door two minutes from the square itself. She lives in Soho and comes across easily. Before dinner she will walk you once around the gardens in the middle of the square, which takes ten minutes and is her favourite thing in W1. She will suggest pudding and then eat most of yours, which she does not deny.
Hotels and residences around Grosvenor Square and Upper Brook Street are where she is most often wanted. Say which evening and which hours, and the desk replies with hers.
- 169 cm, petite frame
- Long chocolate brown hair, brown eyes
- Twenty-four, English speaking
- Swimming, sequins, long banquette dinners
- Lives in Soho, most often booked in W1K
Booking her evening
Tiffany likes a walk around the square before dinner, so allow an extra half hour. Tables on Upper Grosvenor Street are easier with a day's notice.
Her figures are the house figures, printed in full on the rates page, and the whole arrangement runs in one thread from the first line to the confirmation.
Also on this wall
An evening with Tiffany
Tiffany's evening begins with ten minutes outdoors, whatever the weather is doing. A turn around the gardens in the middle of the square, the plane trees enormous overhead, the traffic somewhere else entirely.
Dinner on Upper Grosvenor Street is the kind she likes: a banquette, a long menu, a room that does not empty early. She talks easily, laughs at her own stories before the end of them and asks about yours with real attention. Afterwards the walk back to almost any hotel in W1K is five minutes. She is affectionate company, entirely without performance, and she has never once made the end of an evening feel abrupt. She is affectionate and easy, and quite incapable of making a goodnight feel like the end of an appointment.
Tiffany, in her own words
Because a square with trees in it is the best room in Mayfair and it costs nothing.
Most times. They are cheerful, and cheerful is underrated at dinner.
Whether he has eaten. The whole evening usually runs on that one answer. A guest who has eaten is curious about the room, the wine and whoever he is sitting with. A guest who has not is only being polite, and politeness is thin company for three hours.
Where she sits
In the margin
The remarks card for Tiffany is still blank, which is usually what discretion looks like. A note appears here only when a guest writes one, she agrees to it, and the house has checked that it reads as a first name, a month and nothing private.