Duo for an Hour
The shortest booking: one clear occasion, one clear end time, two companions.
An hour is the smallest unit we book, and the most common request from people passing through the city for a single meeting or dinner. It works when there is one event with clear edges — a table at a restaurant, a short reception, a toast before you both move on.
What fits inside an hour
- Dinner, if it isn't going to stretch into the whole evening
- A business meeting where you need company, not a negotiating partner
- A short appearance at a reception or opening
- A quick round of photos
What an hour does not cover
Travel time. If the venue is on the other side of the city, transit is agreed separately — otherwise an hour becomes twenty minutes on-site. The same goes for waiting: if you're running late, the clock still starts at the agreed time, not when you arrive.
How the clock runs
Time starts at the agreed moment and ends an hour later. Extending on the spot is sometimes possible if the pair has nothing booked after — ask before the booking, not in the last ten minutes.
Frequently asked
Can we extend on the spot?
Sometimes, but it isn't guaranteed — the pair may have another booking after yours. If you expect the evening to run long, book two hours from the start; it's cheaper than extending after the fact.
Does the rate include the restaurant bill?
No. The rate covers time only. The bill, transfer and tickets are paid separately and agreed before the meeting.
See Also
Duo for the Night
A full evening, from dinner to the last stop, without watching the clock.
from $3,200Duo Hotel Outcall
For guests of the city: a visit to your hotel, or a table at the restaurant downstairs.
from $600Duo for an Event
A reception, a premiere, a corporate night, an anniversary — an evening where the pair is on show.
from $3,200