Bianka by candlelight
Warm hazel eyes, a vintage clasp and firm, generous views on the wine list.
- Age
- 23
- Height
- 165 cm · 5 ft 5 in
- Hair
- long, light brown with sun-kissed ends
- Eyes
- hazel
- Build
- curvy
- Languages
- English
- Home stop
- Knightsbridge
- Meets you at
- Hotels and homes
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Meet Bianka
- Wine tasting, vintage fashion, Italian cooking
- Hazel eyes, light brown hair lightened at the tips
- Curvy figure, 165 cm
- English, fluent and softly spoken
- Knightsbridge resident
Hazel eyes do most of the talking before Bianka says a word. Her light brown hair runs long, the ends lightened as though she spent the summer somewhere far sunnier than Brompton Road, and she carries her curves with the unhurried ease of a woman entirely sure of what flatters her. At 165 cm she favours heels with a bit of history, a nipped waist and a vintage clasp on a small evening bag. The overall effect is warm and a little sultry, an elegance that belongs to candlelight rather than daylight.
She is also, quite simply, lovely company. Bianka listens with real attention and remembers the details you drop in passing, then returns to them an hour later as though they mattered, because to her they do. Her English is fluent and softly spoken. Ask about food and the conversation warms at once: she cooks Italian dishes from scratch for friends, defends the slow Sunday sauce with conviction, and shares her opinions on wine generously rather than showing off. Vintage fashion is her other weakness, and she can date a hemline across a crowded room.
Knightsbridge is where she lives, so she treats it like a village. A perfect evening might open with a glass of something thoughtful in your hotel bar, then a short stroll to Harry's Dolce Vita on Basil Street for pasta and a bottle she has probably chosen already. Afterwards the streets behind Harrods turn quiet and softly lit, and the walk back to the Mandarin Oriental, or to a mews house off Montpelier Square, lasts exactly as long as the conversation needs.
Bianka is based in Knightsbridge and reaches neighbouring Belgravia just as easily. Check her fares on the rates page, then ask the desk for her by WhatsApp.
Fares for Bianka
Dinner dates with Bianka are best arranged a day ahead so she can suggest the table and the wine. From Knightsbridge she reaches Sloane Street, Hyde Park Corner and Belgravia hotels in very little time.
A 25 percent transfer holds a hotel or home visit; overnights and trips away are held with 50 percent.
An evening with Bianka
Bianka's idea of a lovely night starts with an aperitivo hour and ends later than either of you planned. First a quiet drink downstairs, where she asks what you have eaten on your trip and winces kindly at the airport sandwich. Then a table she trusts, white cloths, a waiter who knows the list, and a slow dinner that drifts into a long conversation about markets, family recipes and the proper way to treat a tomato.
On the walk back past the lit windows of Brompton Road she pauses at every vintage dress on display and tells you which decade it borrowed from. Back at the hotel the night slows further: a final glass, low lamps, her full attention, and the feeling that the city outside has politely lowered its voice.
Asked and answered
Whatever suits the food, though a good red always tempts me. I love asking the sommelier which bottle they would open at home.
Beautiful fabric and a story. A seventies dress with a mended seam tells you somebody loved it enough to keep dancing in it.
Slowly. A drink, a little talk about nothing, and then we discover together what kind of night it wants to be.
Passenger notes
No notes about Bianka so far
This space fills slowly and honestly. A note only appears once an evening has really taken place, signed with a first name and dated by month, and the desk reads every one before it is published. Bianka keeps the right to have any note taken down.
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