Duo for the Night
A full evening, from dinner to the last stop, without watching the clock.
The night rate covers the whole evening and removes the need to track time. It isn't an hour multiplied a few times — it's a different format: the route is planned ahead, and once the evening starts, the terms don't shift.
What a night is built from
- Pickup at the agreed place and time
- The main part — dinner, an event, a club, whatever was planned
- An open stretch that follows the mood of the evening
- A close at the time agreed in advance
What gets discussed before, not after
- The route — how many stops, and in what order
- The dress code for each stop — an evening dress at a bar and at a reception are two different things
- The end time, so nobody is watching a clock
- Who covers bills and transfer
Why a night costs less than the hourly rate multiplied
Because the pair reserves the whole evening and takes nothing else on. That's better arithmetic for you and more predictable for them. Both sides prefer it to counting hours.
Frequently asked
A night ends by what time?
The close time is fixed at booking. Evenings usually end somewhere between midnight and morning, but the exact hour is agreed in advance and doesn't move mid-evening.
What if the plan changes?
Changes within the agreed window are normal. Going past it is a separate agreement, not something that happens by default.
See Also
Duo for an Hour
The shortest booking: one clear occasion, one clear end time, two companions.
from $600Duo 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