Tverskaya is the street every driver in Moscow can find, which makes it a useful landmark and a useless meeting point. An escort hour booked near the avenue almost always happens in a flat or a hotel one turn off the traffic, where a car can pause for a minute without blocking a bus lane or catching a camera on the main strip.
The avenue has two personalities after dark: the hotel belt near the Kremlin end stays bright and guarded, while the lanes toward Belorusskaya turn residential and quiet. Saying only Tverskaya splits the evening between those ends, and a fifteen-minute walk in the wrong direction is the usual mistake when the first message named the avenue but not the side street.
Hotels on Tverskaya are straightforward: send the hotel name, the room, and whether the guest should use the side entrance. Flats need the building number and the intercom label, because several courtyards share the same arch from the street. If you are coming from the airport, the ride inside the Garden Ring is usually thirty to forty minutes at night, longer if you only write centre and leave the driver to guess which end of Tverskaya you mean.
For map context, use Tverskaya on Google Maps as a line on the map, not as the pin where someone should wait. Also in Moscow: Patriarch Ponds after nine, Belorusskaya lanes, and Moscow Escort when you need a named booking after the address is set.