About Us

The pace of the city

Athens runs on Mediterranean hours, and that changes everything. Dinner here isn't at eight like in Moscow, or at seven like in London — dinner is at nine or ten, and tables get booked for half past nine. Bars in Kolonaki and Psychiko run until three or four, and four-hour meetings here normally start at eleven at night. If a client is used to the Moscow rhythm — we agree upfront that in Greece the whole evening shifts three hours later.

Seventy percent of our load falls on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with the peak after twenty-one hundred. The manager in chat is a real person, not a bot. Reply usually inside the first minute, three at the outside. Model matched in thirty to ninety minutes depending on the scenario: weekday afternoon — twenty to thirty minutes; Friday close to midnight in high season — closer to ninety, sometimes up to one hundred and twenty.

The Aegean season

From June through September Athens stops being just a capital — it turns into the launch point of the yacht season. Clients fly into ATH, spend two or three days in town, then sail out on a charter through the Cyclades — Mykonos, Santorini, Hydra, Paros. In this window we add two formats: "the evening before the cruise" in Athens with dinner and a night at the hotel, and "yacht trip" — the model accompanies the client on a charter from two days to a week.

In parallel with the yacht season runs the Athens Festival — June to September, concerts and performances at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus under the Acropolis. It's a format for a cultural evening: dinner at Tudor Hall in King George with a view of the rock, then a performance in the ancient amphitheatre, then a bar in Kolonaki. For evenings like this we pick models with experience — those who understand that after a performance you need a different tempo, not the club one.

Where we work

The centre — Syntagma and Kolonaki, the premium shopping and restaurant district. Here stand two of our flagship hotels: Hotel Grande Bretagne right on Syntagma Square with the legendary rooftop and a view of the Acropolis, and King George next to it, a sister-property under Marriott Luxury Collection. On Vasilissis Sofias — Grand Hyatt and Athens Marriott. On Constitution Square — NJV Athens Plaza.

Pangrati is the restaurant district, home to Spondi with two Michelin stars, our principal restaurant pick for ceremonial dinners. Plaka, the old tourist quarter under the Acropolis, we hardly use, except for the rare strolling evening for foreign clients. Psychiko and Kifisia are the northern premium suburbs, quiet, with villas and closed clubs; the format is "out-of-centre travel" with a transfer factored in.

The Athens Riviera is its own story: Glyfada, Voula, Vouliagmeni, Lagonisi. This is the premium coastline forty minutes from the centre, with sand beaches and Four Seasons Astir Palace on its own peninsula. In summer half of our evening scenarios shift here: dinner at a seaside restaurant, a night at Astir Palace, a morning on the beach. The ATH airport sits thirty minutes from the centre and thirty from Vouliagmeni — the logistics are gentle.

Etiquette and dress code

Hotel Grande Bretagne, King George, Four Seasons Astir Palace, Grand Hyatt, Athens Marriott — five-star hotels in Athens receive guests calmly, no questions at reception, provided the visit is properly organised. Properly means cocktail or smart casual on the model, no luggage, a visit time agreed in advance. The Greek front desk is less formal than the Swiss or the Japanese one, but that doesn't mean "loose" — just warmer, more human.

Spondi, Hytra, Soil, Varoulko Seaside, Tudor Hall — here the model arrives in evening dress, not club. At Spondi a dress is mandatory, not short; at Hytra (the one above the Onassis Stegi concert hall) — evening minimalism. For the Odeon of Herodes Atticus and concerts at Megaron Athens — full-length dress, restrained jewellery, a shawl for after midnight. Greek summer evenings are warm, but in an open-air amphitheatre after midnight it gets chilly — the model knows.

In the business format — meetings with Greek shipowners of the Onassis class, representatives of the Niarchos Foundation, guests of the TIF (Thessaloniki International Forum) — strict business dress, minimum jewellery, English without question. The Greek business audience is more conservative than it looks from the outside — and that shapes the model's dress code as well.

Things we say plainly

There are requests we don't take. Meetings shorter than two hours — we don't take: the model won't drive across the city for a short slot. Mass events without a specific personal client — not our format. Sharing a model's photos with third parties is forbidden; a breach is not a "reproach", it's a stop-factor for future meetings and a legal matter.

Pricing in Athens: 2 hours from 1,200 USD, 4 hours from 1,500 USD, a night from 2,500 USD, a day (12 hours) from 4,000 USD, two days from 6,000 USD. Media segment: 2 hours from 3,500 USD, 4 hours from 5,000 USD. Payment — cash (euro or dollars), bank transfer, crypto by agreement (USDT, BTC). No haggling after the meeting: terms agreed before the meeting are the terms in force.

Thirteen-plus years in the industry built themselves on exactly these simple agreements.