What we ask, what we keep and what goes

A first name, a date, a start time, a length and an address. Before she travels, the name your hotel holds the room under, the hotel and the room number, or at a private address the building, the floor and the entrance. Nothing else is requested and nothing else is wanted.

No identity document, no employer, no photograph of you and no explanation of why you are booking. A question this desk does not need to ask does not get asked.

One woman, one unfamiliar address, frequently late at night. A confirmed name and room is what makes that journey a reasonable one for her, and it takes a single message. It is asked once and never raised again.

The check is not verification of you in any wider sense. Nothing is looked up, nothing is stored against your name and no record of it survives the evening. What it confirms is that the door exists and is expecting somebody, which is the whole of the point.

Room numbers and addresses are cleared once the evening has passed. What remains is the minimum needed to recognise a returning guest, and that is deleted on request in one line. Nothing about any guest is stored on this website, which holds no database at all.

Booking conversations live inside WhatsApp or Telegram, where you can delete your own side whenever you choose. The desk writes about a booking only to the companion taking it, and only what she needs in order to arrive.

No guest detail is sold, shared, published or given to a hotel. No companion is told anything beyond the name, the address and the time. Nobody is ever telephoned. What this website itself records is covered on cookies, and the rest of the arrangement on terms.