Meet me at Soho Square at nine. Central London, 20 to 35 minutes to you.
Zone one tonight written to order
Meet me at escorts central london
Name the corner, the lobby or the square. The desk writes it on the board above, answers in minutes and sends a verified companion to your hotel or residence anywhere in the middle of London.
- RateFrom £250 /hr
- Arrival20 to 35 min to your door
- DeskOpen 24/7
- Entry18+
The hours down the left of this page are the desk’s own evening, not a timetable
Four things that never move
StandingEverything else on this page changes with the hour. These four do not.
Discretion
A first name and a building is the whole file. We never write to you first, and nothing about the evening is repeated to anybody afterwards.
Met in person
Every companion on this board was met by the desk before she appeared on it. Her photographs are current and her age is confirmed at 18 or over.
Read at every hour
There is somebody on the desk at four in the morning as well as at nine at night. Romilly or a colleague answers, usually inside a few minutes.
We come to you
Outcall only, to hotels, serviced flats and private residences across the middle of London. Nothing to find, and nobody to explain yourself to.
Four lines to a meeting
In handNo forms, no account, no questions you would rather not answer. Four short messages and the evening is set. The long version sits on the booking page.
Write one line
Your first name, the district you are in and the hour you have in mind. That is enough to start.
Reply usually inside a few minutesThe desk writes back
A short list of the companions free at that hour, with the figure and the arrival window in plain words. Photographs go across in the same chat.
Nothing chosen yetName the building
Hotel, serviced flat or private residence. The address is given at this step and nowhere else on this site.
Confirmed in writingShe sets off
She leaves the moment you say the word and arrives inside the window you were quoted, dressed for the building she is walking into.
Arrival confirmed in the same chatTonight’s board
LiveTwenty eight companions on the books, each with a home district, an age and a page of her own. Filter by the district she lives in or by whether she is taking dates this week.
Nobody is listed under that pair tonight. Write to the desk and we will tell you who is closest.
22 of the twenty eight are taking dates this week; the rest each carry a return date on her own page. Every portrait here is current glamour and lifestyle photography, faces softened, no nudity. The unsoftened face is the one that arrives at your door. The full list, with heights, languages and hours kept, is on on the books.
Twelve entries, one clock
QuotedThe figure on the left of each line is how long she usually needs to reach your door once the hour is agreed, counted after seven in the evening rather than in the quiet of the afternoon. Press the dots on any line to write that district on the board above.
Central London
The whole middle, from the Marylebone end down to the river, on one clock. W1, WC2, SW1.
Seven lines, in pounds
WrittenOne figure for her time and companionship, quoted in whole pounds before anybody sets off. Nothing appears afterwards that was not on the board first.
1 hour
A drink downstairs, or an hour that stays easy after a long day.
£25090 minutes
Long enough for dinner to start properly and the room to settle.
£4002 hoursMost asked for
The ordinary Zone One evening: a table, a walk, nobody watching a clock.
£5003 hours
A slow evening across two or three places, Soho to the river and back.
£700Dinner date
Four hours, from the first glass to the last, wherever the table is.
£900Overnight
Ten hours, the end of the evening through to a quiet breakfast.
£1,800Weekend
Two days and two evenings, arranged with a little notice and a plan.
On requestTime and companionship only Travel inside zones one and two included The fee goes to the companion herself, in person, when she arrives The whole ladder, with travel and cancellation
Asked at the desk
AnsweredThe kind of meeting line you would send us: a place in the middle of London and an hour. It is written one dot at a time, which is how the desk works too, and the button underneath writes the next line. Press the dots on any district further down and the board takes that name instead.
Twelve entries, from Mayfair, Piccadilly and St James’s through Soho, Fitzrovia, Marylebone and Covent Garden to Holborn, Bloomsbury and Westminster, with a zone one overview and a W1 index above them. Anywhere further out is quoted, in minutes and in pounds, before anybody sets off.
Twenty to thirty five minutes across most of zone one, once the hour and the building are agreed. Green Park to Charlotte Street is a short run at ten in the evening and a much longer one at half past six, and the desk says which of the two you are getting.
Yes, and most people do. Every card opens her own page, with her age, her home district, her photographs and the hours she tends to keep. Name her in the first message and the desk checks the hour against her week, or describe the evening instead and Romilly will put two or three names in front of you.
It is used once, to send her, and then it goes. What the desk needs is the hour, the building and the name the reservation carries, checked once against the room number and of no interest to anybody after that. There is no account to open and no form to fill in, the written confirmation stays inside the same chat, and nothing about the evening is repeated afterwards.
She is. The figure is written into the reply first, in whole pounds, and the fee goes to the companion herself, in person, when she arrives at your door. The desk quotes it and she receives it, and nothing is itemised afterwards.
A good deal. This is time and companionship only, booked by adults aged 18 and over, and the desk arranges nothing else. There is no premises to visit, no list of extras and no incall address anywhere in zone one. A request outside that is turned down on the first line rather than the fourth.
Another 18 answers, on timings, figures, arrivals and photographs, are on faq.
Tell us where.
We write the rest.
The desk is being read right now, by a person rather than a form. One line is all it takes, and nothing is set until you say so.
- WhereYour hotel, W1
- WhenTonight, ten
- CompanionFrom the board
- Arrival20 to 35 minutes
- FigureQuoted in writing