What to Expect on Your First Visit to Miss Kitty 39 Tope

A first visit to Miss Kitty takes about five minutes from the front door to the room, and nothing is locked in until you have seen who is working and agreed the price. Here is the whole sequence, including what it costs, what to bring and what nobody tells you the first time.

Before you leave the house

Two things are worth doing. Look at the Today’s Girls page so you have an idea of who is on — the roster changes daily, so yesterday’s page is no help. Then decide roughly how long you want, because that is the first question reception will ask. Thirty minutes is the standard starting point at $160.

If you want a specific lady, call or text 0468 387 665 first. That mobile is the only number; there is no landline. A booking takes under a minute and nothing is written down about you.

Arriving at 39 Tope Street

39 Tope St, South Melbourne is five minutes from the CBD and there is parking right at the door. Tope Street is an office street, so by evening it is empty — you park, walk a few metres and you are inside. Rideshare drivers can pull up at the entrance.

You will not be standing in a doorway. The entrance leads straight into a private reception area away from the street.

The first five minutes

1. Reception greets you and takes you into the waiting area. If you look under 25 you may be asked for photo ID — this is a licensed venue and the rule is not negotiable.
2. She asks how long you have and what you are after. Say if you have never been before; it changes how she explains things, in a good way.
3. You are introduced to the ladies who are free at that moment, or shown their profiles. You are not obliged to choose any of them.
4. Time and rate are agreed at the desk, privately, and paid before you go through.
5. You are shown to a room with a shower. Your chosen companion joins you there.

What it costs, plainly

Rates start at $160 for 30 minutes and are quoted in full before you pay. There is no cover charge, no drinks minimum and no second conversation about money later. If the amount you had in mind does not match what you asked for, say so at the desk — reception will tell you what does fit instead of pushing you up.

Etiquette: the short version

• Shower first. It is expected, it is provided, and nobody has to ask.
• Arrive sober enough to hold a conversation. Heavily intoxicated guests are turned away at reception.
• Talk to the lady about what you would like at the start of the session, not at the desk.
• Phones stay away. Photos and recording are not permitted anywhere in the venue.
• Treat a no as final. It is, every time, and reception backs it.

The full etiquette guide goes further, but those five cover most of it.

Discretion, in practice

Discretion is not a slogan here, it is a set of habits: parking off the main road, a reception that is not visible from the footpath, no follow-up contact unless you ask for it, and staff who do not discuss guests. Nothing about your visit leaves the building. The privacy page sets out exactly what is and is not kept.

When to come the first time

Open 11am to 2am, seven days. For a first visit, a weekday afternoon is the easiest run — more of the roster is free, reception has time to talk you through it, and you will not wait. Friday and Saturday evenings from 7pm are the busiest window; come then and you should call ahead.

First-visit questions