Frequently Asked Questions

As a modern day butler, I am here to make your day, week, holiday or celebration easier and fun. I take away your need to deal with the day to day chores required when hosting guests freeing you up to just enjoy your time or holiday together with breakfast, lunch and dinner tables are all set, served and cleaned away in my experienced and friendly hospitality style.

I am an independent, Royal Household approved private butler with over 20 years of five-star hospitality experience. I work for private familes, international guests, high profile and Royal clients throughout the UK and Europe.

Yes! You can book my services for single occasions, such as private dinners or weekend stays, without any long term commitment.  Every booking receives the same discreet, professional attention to detail. For single occasions t&c's apply.

Absolutely! I regularly support clients at holiday homes, villas, luxury retreats and castles within Scotland, the UK, France and across Europe.  My service ensures a seamless hospitality experience wherever you are.

Availability can vary with the season so its recommended to book as far in advance as you can, however, short notice requests are always welcome and accommodated wherever possible.

I have a set daily fee for all clients which is disclosed at point of interest.  

My hours are unlimited throughout my time with you. I am always the first person my clients see in the morning and the last before they go to bed!

All accommodation either onsite or off to be provided alongside all food and beverages whilst I am working.

Reasonable travel expenses within the UK and All travel expenses for Europe and beyond.

My dress code is understated for much of my work which evolved this way through the requests of my clients. A big part of my role is to make my clients feel that whichever property they are in is their home for the duration of their stay, to feel relaxed and taken care of but free and private and me being in a suit all day challenged that feeling.  I dress to fit in and in some respects be invisible but can usually be found appearing smart but informal with an apron not so far away. This generally applies when I have been booked to take care of guests in a holliday setting and of course for formal dinners and occasions a more butleresqe attire is worn