Photo policy: the woman on the card is the woman at the door
Guests book from a photograph and open the door to a person. Those two things have to agree.
This page explains how portraits on this site are checked, why every face on them is softened, what is never done to them, and what happens if a picture and a person ever drift apart.
Why the faces are blurred
Because the women on these pages have lives that have nothing to do with the desk. They have careers, studies and families outside this work, and being recognised in a lobby would cost them all three.
Their anonymity is not a favour granted by the desk; it is the condition they set before agreeing to appear here at all, and it is kept without exception. Nobody at the desk can be talked into publishing an unblurred face, and asking wastes a message.
How a portrait gets checked
Before any photo goes online, the desk meets the companion in person and holds her set up against her: face, hair, figure. A picture that no longer matches her stays offline. The same comparison runs again whenever she changes her hair colour or cut, or sends new images. A companion whose set cannot be verified is simply not listed.
What kind of photography this is
Glamour and lifestyle portraits, the sort a style magazine would print. Nothing on this site is nude or explicit, and nothing ever will be. Each image appears with her agreement, is cropped and sized for this site alone, and carries plain descriptive alt text. Outfits and settings vary from set to set; the woman in them does not.
Never done, under any circumstances
No stock photography. No images lifted from anyone else. No AI-generated or face-swapped pictures. No retouching that alters a face, a figure or an apparent age. Light correction, colour correction and the softening of the face are the limit of any editing. No old photos kept up because they flatter.
What a picture from this site is not for
Saving it, copying it, reposting it, sending it on or feeding it to a reverse image search: none of that is permitted, and all of it breaches this policy. Trying to establish who a companion is, or taking a photograph, a video or a recording of her during a booking, ends that booking on the spot, fee kept, under the conduct rule in the terms.
Dated checks
The month printed beneath the photos on each profile marks the latest check. The portrait set now online was reviewed in September 2026, and that date moves forward with every full review.
When she does not match
Message the desk at once, from the room or from the lobby, in the same chat as the booking. A softened face is not a mismatch; hair, height, figure and bearing are all there to compare. You are under no obligation to go ahead, and the desk deals with it directly with you. The pictures in question come down until she has been checked against them again.