Bianka, companion in Windsor
Curvy, hazel eyed, and the easiest company on a High Street that closes early.
- Age23
- Leaves fromWindsor SL4
- An hour opens at£250
- ArrivesHotels and private addresses, outcall only
- On file met in person by the desk02 of 28
- Height165 cm
- Hairlong, light brown with sun-kissed ends
- Eyeshazel
- Figurecurvy
- LanguagesEnglish
About Bianka
Bianka warms a room within about a minute of walking into it. She is 165 cm and curvy, and she dresses for that rather than against it: soft fabrics, a wrap coat, nothing that needs adjusting all evening. Her hair is long and light brown with sun-kissed ends, usually pushed over one shoulder. Hazel eyes that change colour depending on what the room is doing. She looks, deliberately, like someone on a short holiday rather than someone working.
Warm is the word everybody uses, and it is accurate. Early twenties, English, and a talker once she is comfortable, though she listens first. She is curious about strangers in a way that is genuinely unforced: where you flew in from, what the job actually involves, whether you liked the town or merely tolerated it. She laughs easily and at her own expense as often as anyone else's.
In Windsor she likes to begin at the old coaching inn on the High Street, because the walk from there to almost anywhere worth walking to is under ten minutes and the castle wall is lit by the time you come out. Knightsbridge is home, so she takes the Waterloo line down to Windsor and Eton Riverside, which is one train and a little under the hour, and she is careful to book a return that actually exists.
Nearly all her dates are held in Windsor, whose page sorts the High Street hotels by walking time. An hour is £250. The evening ladder sits on rates, and two lines at booking will do it.
- 165 cm, curvy
- Long light brown hair with sun-kissed ends; hazel eyes
- Early twenties, English
- Keeps: long walks by the river, small hotel bars, late breakfasts
- Lives in Knightsbridge, travels down on the Riverside line
Booking her
Bianka is best booked for the whole evening rather than a slice of it, because Windsor stops serving earlier than people expect. Tell Etta your hotel and she will build the timing around the kitchen closing.
Her figures are the figures every companion here works to, printed in full on the rates page, and the order a booking runs in is set out on the booking page.
- One hour, from£250
- Ninety minutes£400
- Two hours£500
- Three hours£700
- Dinner date, four hours£900
- Overnight, ten hours£1,800
- A weekendPOA
- The travel and cancellation lines sit on the rates page.
Also lit tonight
An evening with Bianka
Windsor is small, which suits her. She meets you in the hotel rather than on the street, and the first twenty minutes usually go on the castle, because everyone has an opinion about it and hers is better informed than most. Dinner is booked early here or not at all, so she will push for a table before eight and then let the rest of the night go slowly. Afterwards there is the walk down Thames Street towards the bridge, which takes six minutes and is worth doing in any weather. She is unhurried, affectionate in conversation, and entirely uninterested in making you feel rushed. The evening ends back at your hotel door, or at the taxi rank by the Guildhall if she is heading for a late train.
Bianka, three questions
01Best hour of the evening in Windsor?
About nine, once the day visitors have gone. The High Street empties and the whole place feels like a village again.
02Do you plan an evening or improvise?
I book the table and improvise everything else. Out here a table is the only thing worth being organised about.
03What do you order first?
Something cold and not very strong, because I would rather be good company at eleven than clever at eight. Then something off the grill, and a pudding I will regret sharing with you.