One hour
A nightcap after the show, or an unhurried hour of conversation over a drink at your hotel.
Request accessNo rope Your name at the door·Open 24/7
Soho keeps a thousand doors, and most of them hide behind a velvet rope. Ours opens to a single message, and the host on the other side already has your name. Verified ladies for a late table on Dean Street, the hour after the curtain falls on Shaftesbury Avenue, or quiet company at your hotel in W1, arranged without a raised voice.
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Full name, hotel and room confirm the booking over WhatsApp, then stay with the door. Nothing is shared or used for marketing.
discretion = keptEach lady is met in person, her ID and age checked, her portraits held against the real woman. Read the photo policy.
verification = in personA real host reads every message and answers within 10 to 15 minutes, whether it is teatime or four in the morning.
reply = 10 to 15 minBoutique rooms off Dean Street, grand hotels on Regent Street and private residences across W1 and WC2.
venue = hotel · residenceTwenty eight names, each one met in person before it was written down. A card gives her age, her home district and the rate her evening starts at; step inside for the full profile and a message to the door with her name already in it.
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No names match that combination. Message the door and we will suggest someone close.
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Three entries in the door log. The host replies within 10 to 15 minutes, and the arrangement stays between you, the door and the lady whose name you chose. The booking page has the message template, ready to copy.
Name a lady from the list, or describe the evening and let the door choose. Add the date, the hour, the length of the evening and where you are staying.
The door checks three things on WhatsApp: the name you booked under, the hotel, the room. Then 25 percent, paid by bank transfer, reserves her evening for you; overnight, event and travel bookings ask 50 percent, the travel share of it non-refundable.
Punctual to the minute, dressed for wherever the plan leads. The balance is settled quietly at the start, cash or bank transfer, and from then on the evening keeps your pace.
Four cards for four lengths of evening, priced in plain sight. Travel across Zones 1 and 2 is included, and the full ladder with deposits and cancellation terms sits on the rates page.
A nightcap after the show, or an unhurried hour of conversation over a drink at your hotel.
Request accessDinner on Dean Street, then the long way back through Soho Square.
Request accessFour hours: an aperitif, a proper table somewhere you chose, and a last drink where it is quiet enough to talk.
Request accessTen hours, from the first drink to breakfast, with the 50 percent deposit arranged ahead.
Ask the door// Also on the card: ninety minutes at £400 · three hours at £700 · weekends by quote · time and companionship only · £ only
Soho is the members' entrance, and the same card opens West End doors from Carnaby to Charing Cross. Each card names the closest station and the walk from it.
Dean, Frith and Greek Street, with The Soho Hotel and Ham Yard Hotel around the corner.
The whole stage at once: Shaftesbury Avenue curtains, late suppers, a hotel room across the square.
Premiere nights, and The Londoner keeping its lights on after the cinemas empty.
Hotel Café Royal on Regent Street and Brasserie Zédel below the pavement.
Lanterns over Gerrard Street and kitchens that serve well past midnight.
Kingly Court terraces, the timber front of Liberty and small hotels nearby.
Trafalgar Square, late trains in, and the Corinthia down Whitehall Place.
Every Soho and Chinatown street we cover, gathered on one page.
Charlotte Street dining rooms and quiet boutique stays north of Oxford Street.
The Langham on Portland Place, and a crossroads that turns calm after closing.
Elizabeth line arrivals on the eastern edge of Soho, straight in from Heathrow.
Hotels, stations and who tends to book, district by district.
What the door is asked most often, answered plainly. Anything else lives on the full FAQ, or send the host a message.
Across W1D, W1F and the rest of the West End, most evenings there is a knock at your door less than an hour after the host confirms. Friday and Saturday lists fill quickly once the theatres let out, so an afternoon message keeps your first choice at the door.
Outcall is all we do: hotels, serviced apartments and private residences, from boutique rooms such as Dean Street Townhouse to larger houses like The Langham, and flats from Fitzrovia down to Charing Cross. Share any arrival notes when you book.
The list opens at £250 for an hour. Ninety minutes costs £400, two hours £500, three hours £700; the four hour dinner date comes to £900 and ten hours overnight to £1,800. Weekends are quoted separately. Within Zones 1 and 2 nobody pays extra for travel, and every fee covers time and companionship only. Full detail waits on the rates page.
Because it keeps faith on both sides, the way a good restaurant holds a corner table for a name it trusts. For a hotel or residence evening the door asks 25 percent ahead of time, by bank transfer. Overnight stays, events and trips away take 50 percent, and whatever covers the travel stays non-refundable. The remainder is paid when she arrives, in cash or as a transfer carrying only a discreet reference.
The host checks them once, over WhatsApp, so both sides know the booking is real. After that they stay with the door: never passed on, never used for marketing, and the booking chat is held only as long as the evening requires. Our privacy notice has the detail.
Before any lady joins the list she sits down with us in person. Her ID is examined, her age above 18 confirmed, and her portraits set beside the woman herself, then refreshed whenever she changes. The photo policy explains exactly how.
Of course, that is how many Soho evenings begin. Book the dinner date for a pre-theatre table near Shaftesbury Avenue, the late jazz at Ronnie Scott's or supper at Quo Vadis on Dean Street, and she will dress for the room.
Cancel with three hours notice or more and there is nothing to pay. Inside two hours, 50 percent of the booking applies, and a no-show is charged in full. If you are running late we hold the arrival for 15 minutes, and after that we simply rebook for a time that suits you both.
One message and the rope lifts. The host keeps the door at every hour, the corner table is already yours, and on most evenings she is with you inside the hour.