Piccadilly Circus escorts for W1J and W1D, minutes from every stage door
Five streets arrive at Piccadilly Circus and none of them apologises for it. Regent Street comes down from the north, Piccadilly runs west towards the park, Shaftesbury Avenue carries the theatre traffic east, the Haymarket drops south towards Pall Mall and Coventry Street leads to the cinemas. The screens light the northern corner, the fountain steps hold whoever is waiting for whoever is late, and the whole junction changes population three times in an evening.
It is a crossing rather than a neighbourhood, which makes it the most convenient place in W1 to be staying. Nothing on this page is more than five minutes from the fountain: the hotels, the stations, the tables and the terms. Figures are published on the rates page, and the message template sits on the booking page.
Stations, on foot
- Piccadilly CircusBakerloo, Piccadilly1′walk
- Leicester SquareNorthern, Piccadilly3′walk
Walking times run from the station exit into Piccadilly Circus. She comes straight to your door, whatever the hour.
Your address
- HotelsW1J · W1D · room visits
- ApartmentsServiced and short stay
- ResidencesPrivate homes
- Any hourDay, late or overnight
Outcall only. Tell the host where you are staying and any arrival notes for the front desk.
On the list for Piccadilly Circus
Any lady on the list can be with you in Piccadilly Circus. Open a card for her file and a message with her name in it.
Angelika
Bianka
Cindy
Danielle
Jasmin
Karolina
Laura
Lea
Liana
Lucy
Luna
Margo
Michelle
Milena
Molly
Nancy
Nora
Patricia
Rosa
Roxi
Samanta
Sonya
Stacy
Thea
Tiffany
Tina
Vanessa
Violetta
The crossing, read properly
The Circus is at its best from a first floor window. Below, the buses turn through in a slow curve, the Lillywhites corner keeps its permanent sale, and the illuminated panels throw colour onto wet tarmac in a way that has been photographed continuously for a century. Behind the lights, Glasshouse Street and Sherwood Street run back into Soho within a few paces, and Swallow Street, barely wide enough for two, hides an oyster bar that has been there since long before the screens.
West, the mile of Piccadilly begins with Fortnum and Mason and ends at the park. North, the Quadrant curves away in Portland stone towards Oxford Circus. South, the Haymarket keeps two theatres and a slope down to Pall Mall. For a guest it means every kind of evening is walking distance, and for the house it means a lady is rarely more than a few streets from where you are standing.
Four lobbies within five minutes
Hotel Café Royal stands on the Quadrant a minute from the fountain, its gilded room downstairs still the most theatrical place in W1 to begin an evening. The Dilly, the long stone house on the south side of Piccadilly, keeps the largest and busiest lobby of the four, which is useful when you would rather not be noticed. Ham Yard Hotel is three minutes north through Sherwood Street, in a courtyard that feels a very long way from the traffic. Sofitel London St James is four minutes down Regent Street St James's, quiet and formal behind its old bank facade, and The Cavendish on Jermyn Street is five minutes south for guests who like a smaller house.
Landmarks, not partners: no hotel here has any arrangement with the house. She walks in as your visitor, greets nobody at the desk and takes the lift. Apartments on Glasshouse Street and around Golden Square are visited the same way.
A minute underground
Piccadilly Circus station opens onto all four corners of the junction and is about 1 minute from any of them, with the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. The Piccadilly line matters most to visitors here: it runs direct to the Heathrow terminals in a little under an hour. Leicester Square is roughly 3 minutes east along Coventry Street.
For half an hour after the theatres empty both stations are crowded and the roads around the Circus barely move. Ladies booked for that window usually come on foot from Soho or step out of a cab on Glasshouse Street, which is thirty seconds from most of the lobbies above and considerably calmer.
What the door needs from you
One message carries it: a name from the list or the shape of the evening, the hour, its length, and the hotel. A host answers within 10 to 15 minutes at any time, day or night, and the reply names the lady and the figure with no negotiation in either direction.
Then the quiet part. Your full name, the hotel and the room number go to the host once over WhatsApp or Telegram, so both sides know the evening is real. Twenty five percent by bank transfer confirms a hotel or residence booking, fifty percent for an overnight, an event or travel, with the travel share of that half non refundable. The remainder is paid on arrival in cash or by transfer with a discreet reference, and travel across Zones 1 and 2 is already inside the fee.
After confirmation, most evenings at the Circus begin inside the hour. If you are running late, the door holds fifteen minutes; if you cancel with three hours notice there is nothing to pay, inside two hours half the booking stands, and a no show is charged in full.
An evening that starts under the lights
18:30, a dozen oysters and a glass of something cold on Swallow Street, two minutes from the fountain and half a century away from it in atmosphere. 19:45, a walk up the Quadrant for the gilded room at the Café Royal and one drink taken slowly. 21:15, a table in Soho, five minutes north, wherever the host has managed to find you a corner. 23:00, back down Sherwood Street to the hotel, with the screens still throwing colour over the crossing.
That is the four hour dinner date, £900, complete. Shorter versions work just as well here: ninety minutes at £400 after a show, two hours at £500 with a drink first, or an hour from £250 when the day has already been long enough.
Who arrives quickest at the Circus
Soho starts one street north, so the three ladies who live there reach the Circus faster than a cab could. Jasmin likes a start after nine and knows every late door between here and Gerrard Street. Molly considers the small hours the good part of the evening. Tiffany begins at Ham Yard by preference, which is three minutes away.
From Mayfair, over the road and west, Angelika, Luna and Samanta are ten minutes out and suit a theatre night or a formal dinner. Every other name on the guest list comes to W1J on the same terms.
Where the five streets lead
North through Sherwood Street lies Soho, and west of Regent Street the courtyards of Carnaby. East along Coventry Street is Leicester Square, with Chinatown a minute beyond it. South, the Haymarket runs down towards Charing Cross and Trafalgar Square. The full quarter is on the West End page.
Piccadilly Circus, asked at the door
Short, plain answers. Anything else, the host takes by message at any hour.
Yes. Send the hotel, the hour and the length of the evening, and the host replies within 10 to 15 minutes. After written confirmation she is usually at the door inside the hour, whatever the time on the clock.
Hotel Café Royal, The Dilly, Ham Yard Hotel, Sofitel London St James and The Cavendish on Jermyn Street, along with apartments around Golden Square. They are addresses we arrive at, not partners of the house.
Busy helps. The lobbies here are large and constantly moving, and a visitor at ten in the evening is the least interesting thing happening on the street. Most ladies walk the last stretch rather than take a cab to the entrance.
Yes. Book the four hour dinner date at £900, name the theatre and the curtain time, and she will be in the bar beside it beforehand. The booking begins at the hour you agree to meet.
The Piccadilly line runs from the station on the corner to the terminals in a little under an hour, which is why guests with an early flight often book the evening before rather than the morning after.
Other doors
The same card opens every one of them. Choose a neighbourhood for its hotels, stations and answers.
Soho
Arrivals at The Soho Hotel and Ham Yard Hotel, and private addresses close by.
West End
Piccadilly Circus sits 2 minutes away on foot.
Leicester Square
Leicester Square sits 1 minute away on foot.
Chinatown
Leicester Square sits 2 minutes away on foot.
Carnaby
Oxford Circus sits 3 minutes away on foot.
Charing Cross
Charing Cross sits 1 minute away on foot.
Oxford Circus
Arrivals at The Langham, and private addresses close by.
Fitzrovia
Goodge Street sits 3 minutes away on foot.
Tottenham Court Road
Tottenham Court Road sits 1 minute away on foot.
W1D
The W1D map: its districts, streets and doors in one place.
Piccadilly Circus, after dark
Tell the host where you are staying in Piccadilly Circus and when. The rest is arranged quietly.