Escort Hotel London runs this website and the booking desk behind it, and this notice applies to both. Rather than list categories, it follows one booking from start to finish and says what we learn at each point and when it is gone.
Reading the rota or any other page collects nothing about you: no cookies, no analytics, no forms. Your browser does fetch fonts from Google, as the cookies page explains, and like any website our host may keep standard technical logs for security. We do not use them to identify anyone.
Sent as the booking page describes, your message travels by WhatsApp or by Telegram, whichever you picked, and that app handles it under its own policy. Of your details, we receive only those you type: as a rule a first name, a date, a length and a hotel.
Before she sets off, the desk confirms who you are as the hotel knows you, the hotel itself and your room, or for a private home the street address. These are used for one purpose, making sure she reaches the right door for a real booking, on the lawful basis of arranging what you asked for.
One person: the companion on her way to you, who is told the hotel, the room and the name at the door. No hotel, marketing firm or data broker receives anything, and no detail is ever sold or traded.
Once the booking ends, the desk deletes its copy of the thread. There is no client database, mailing list or profile to hold anything afterwards, and your own copy of the chat is yours to erase whenever you like.
UK GDPR entitles you to learn what we hold, to have it put right or erased, and to object to its use. Make the request on either app; the answer tends to be quick and short, because so little is kept. A complaint can also go to the Information Commissioner's Office.
No personal detail ever goes into a web address on this site. Any change to this notice is published here before it takes effect, and the terms sit alongside it.
Rules read. The rota, the tariff and the desk are each one tap away.