Thea, sunshine by bicycle

Thea tends to arrive with the glow of an afternoon spent outdoors, and usually that is exactly where she has been. She has long caramel blonde hair, bright green eyes and a curvy, healthy glow at 165 cm, and she favours a sunlit, natural glamour: a simple black dress, bare shoulders, minimal make-up, a delicate gold chain. There is nothing contrived about her. She is the companion whose smile makes the doorman smile back.

Cheerful, warm and completely down to earth, Thea is refreshingly easy company. Her English is fluent and bright, and she chats as happily about train timetables as about fine dining. She hikes whenever she can escape the city, cycles everywhere within it, and is devoted to Japanese food, from a perfect bowl of ramen to a silent, beautiful omakase counter. She also has a talent for making plans feel simple, which after a long week of travel is its own kind of luxury.

South Kensington is her home, and she knows it by bicycle. An ideal evening with her might begin with a walk up Exhibition Road to Kensington Gardens as the light turns golden, then dinner at Akira inside Japan House on Kensington High Street, the room calm and full of pale wood. Afterwards you stroll back past the Royal Albert Hall, its dome lit against the night, toward the Baglioni or The Kensington, where she happily shares a pot of green tea before anything stronger.

Thea lives in South Kensington, close to Kensington and Chelsea. She is hiking until the 22nd, so look at the rates page and ask booking about her first free evenings.