
Laura, first stop Paddington: fresh air in W2, straight off the Heathrow Express
Green eyes, sun-streaked hair and a heart given to mountains and Italian hill towns.
- Age
- 25
- Height
- 169 cm · 5 ft 7 in
- Hair
- long, sun-kissed light brown
- Eyes
- green
- Build
- athletic
- Languages
- English
- Home stop
- Paddington
- Meets you at
- Hotels and homes
Photos checked against her in person · September 2026 · Photo policy
Meet Laura
- Horse riding, skiing, travel in Italy
- Green eyes, sun-streaked light brown hair
- Toned and athletic, 169 cm
- Late twenties, warm fluent English
- Paddington, W2
Green eyes first, bright and amused, and then the rest of Laura comes into focus: light brown hair worn long and lightened by summer, a toned, athletic build and 169 cm of energy held nicely in check by a well-cut dress. Her style is breezy, the elegance of a summer garden party, pale linen, a floral print, flat sandals swapped for heels at the very last moment. She looks as though she has just come in from a long walk and would gladly head straight back out with you.
Adventure is her natural setting. Laura rides whenever she gets the chance, skis every winter with more enthusiasm than caution, and talks about Italy with the fondness most people save for old friends, especially the hill towns where lunch lasts until four. She is warm, energetic and properly interested in people, with fluent English and a laugh that carries across a terrace. Tell her about the best trip you ever took and she will ask exactly the questions that make you remember it better.
Her London is the leafy western edge of the centre, around Paddington and Little Venice. She loves an evening that begins at a canalside table at The Summerhouse on Blomfield Road, narrowboats glowing along the water, followed by a stroll past white stucco terraces toward W2 2TY above the park or W2 1EE by the station. On a clear night she may steer you through Lancaster Gate to see the fountains of the Italian Gardens before the park gates close.
Laura is based in Paddington and just as happy meeting guests in Marylebone or Bayswater. The fares are laid out on the rates page, and booking is a single WhatsApp away.
Fares for Laura
Laura suits guests arriving on the Heathrow Express, since Paddington is her own stop and the hotels around the platforms are streets she has walked for years. Same day bookings from midday are usually easy to arrange.
The desk confirms Laura's hour and fare in writing before she leaves, and you settle that fare with her in person when she arrives.
An evening with Laura
Laura's perfect London evening has fresh air in it. She would start with a walk, not a long one, just along the canal from Paddington Basin to Little Venice while the light fades and the houseboat chimneys send up thin grey smoke. She talks about the slopes she skied last winter and the horse that threw her twice before they became friends. Dinner is Italian if she has any say, somewhere with a terrace heater and a waiter who brings more bread without being asked, and she will insist you taste whatever she ordered.
Afterwards comes the hotel: warm lamplight, a last drink and talk that drifts toward the next journey you ought to take, while trains slide quietly out of Paddington into the dark.
Asked and answered
Snow in winter, sunshine in summer, and an Italian hill town any time in between. I am greedy about places.
When I can. Early mornings on the sand track in Hyde Park, before the joggers arrive, are the best start to any day.
People who admit they are hopeless at something and try it anyway. That is exactly how I learned to ski, mostly sideways and entirely happy.
Passenger notes
No notes about Laura so far
This space fills slowly and honestly. A note only appears once an evening has really taken place, signed with a first name and dated by month, and the desk reads every one before it is published. Laura keeps the right to have any note taken down.
Read on the way
- 5 min readCentral London Bases, Matched to the Plan You Have in MindNot every evening wants the same postcode. A theatre night, a long dinner and a late landing each settle best in a different corner of central London, and choosing well saves half an hour at the end of the night.
- 6 min readThe Art Deco Rooms London Never Modernised AwayLondon built its great deco interiors in a narrow window between two wars, and a handful of hotels still keep them intact. Here is where they are, and why they flatter an evening.
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Laura
Send the message with Laura's name already in it, fill in your hotel and the hour, and the desk replies within minutes to confirm.






