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Chestnut curls, an easy laugh and flour on her sleeve more often than not.
Rosa takes Sunday to Thursday bookings, starting in the afternoon and running into dinner. Maltby Street and a table after fit naturally into three hours, £700; the dinner date, £900, lets it all slow down.
4 portraits, verified against Rosa in person. Tap a still to open the viewer.
Warm is the first word, and it holds for the whole afternoon. Rosa stands 160 cm, curvy and comfortable in herself. Her chestnut brown hair is long and curly and does as it likes; her brown eyes start smiling a moment before her mouth does. Her style is relaxed and bohemian: a soft knit, a long skirt, a leather bag over one shoulder, earrings bought from the person who made them.
Earthy and easygoing, she turns a stranger's afternoon into something that feels familiar. Conversation, in English, flows easily and returns often to food. She bakes every weekend, sourdough and fruit tarts mainly, and gives most of it away. Her record collection fills a wall and leans towards soul and old jazz. Galleries are her rainy-day habit, especially the small ones where the artist is sometimes in the room.
Her Bermondsey afternoon is Maltby Street Market, the narrow lane of stalls beneath the railway arches on Ropewalk, open at weekends and busy with food traders and small bars. She eats as she walks, a bite of something here, a taste of cheese there, and she knows which bakery under the arches is worth the queue. She chats to every trader and leaves with a paper bag of something for later. As the afternoon folds into evening, dinner is a short walk away on Bermondsey Street or back towards Tower Bridge.
Rosa lives in Marylebone and books Sunday to Thursday, usually from an afternoon start that runs into dinner. Plan a Bermondsey afternoon with booking, then check rates for the three-hour figure.
One ladder for every companion on the reel, so Rosa's fee is the same figure you see on the rates page. Fees cover time and companionship only.
| Length | Fee | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| 01:00One hour | £250 | The opening rate: a drink and an unhurried conversation. |
| 01:30Ninety minutes | £400 | Space for a table as well as a glass. |
| 02:00Two hours | £500 | Supper, then a walk beside the water. |
| 03:00Three hours | £700 | A whole evening, taken slowly. |
| 04:00Dinner date | £900 | Aperitif, a proper dinner and the nightcap after. |
| 10:00Overnight | £1,800 | Late table to breakfast, ten hours in all. |
| W/EWeekend | On request | Planned with you, then priced in writing before anything is fixed. |
Zones 1 and 2 travel included · changes and cancellations on the rates page · step by step on booking
Hello, I would like to book Rosa on [date] at [time] for [duration]. I am staying at [hotel name], and will share the room number on confirmation.
Rosa's afternoon starts around two with an empty stomach, on purpose. Under the arches she hands you things to taste and watches your face. She buys a loaf she will not eat, because it smelled too good to leave behind. If a stall is playing a record she likes, she tells you the year, the label and the story of the singer, and she is usually right about all three.
By five the market is winding down and she steers you towards dinner somewhere warm, candles on the tables. She talks about the gallery she found last week and the tart she burned on Sunday. The evening is unhurried and full of laughter, and she ends it as gently as it started.
Plum tart, in September. Everything else is practice for the fortnight when the plums are perfect. Bring cream.
Records in the flat, playlists on the Tube. A record makes you sit down and listen, and that is the whole point of it. My neighbours know every Aretha record by heart now.
Small ones, where the person at the desk made half of what is on the walls. You always leave with a story.
Sundays to Thursdays, from mid-afternoon
Confirmed by the desk when you write, never held open in advance.
No guest has left a note about Rosa on this site so far. Nothing here is written for effect: when a note appears, it came from someone who booked her.
Notes are published only after a real booking, with a first name and a month, read by the desk first and withdrawn whenever Rosa asks.
Area precision only. She travels to you by cab, and inside Zones 1 and 2 the fare is already covered.
Her home district, Marylebone, lies beyond the areas on this site, so she crosses town by cab to reach you. Full terms: Rates.
Four more frames, picked by district and by name order.
The message below opens with her name. Fill in when, for how long and which hotel, then press send; the desk replies with her arrival time.
