Escorts W1D, one postcode from Dean Street to Gerrard Street
W1D is the heart of the house. It runs from Oxford Street down to Leicester Square and from Charing Cross Road across to Wardour Street, gathering most of Soho, all of Chinatown and the northern edge of the cinemas into a single postal district. W1F takes over on the Carnaby side, WC2H starts at the square, and a guest standing on Shaftesbury Avenue is usually within thirty seconds of all three.
This page is the index rather than the essay. Each district below has a page of its own with hotels, stations, timings and the ladies who arrive first, and the terms here hold identically across every street in the postcode.
Districts within
Every district above shares the W1D postcode, so the same arrival terms apply across all of them.
Your address
- HotelsW1D · 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 W1D
Any lady on the list can be with you in W1D. 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 districts inside W1D
Soho covers the bulk of it: Dean, Frith, Greek and Old Compton Street, with The Soho Hotel, Dean Street Townhouse and Ham Yard Hotel among the rooms we visit most. Chinatown fills the six streets south of Shaftesbury Avenue around Gerrard Street, where the kitchens run latest. Leicester Square sits on the WC2H line at the bottom, with The Londoner and W London on its corners, and Piccadilly Circus straddles the W1J and W1D boundary at the western end of Coventry Street.
The neighbouring codes
Carnaby is W1F, three minutes west through Berwick Street. Charing Cross is WC2N, at the bottom of the hill by Trafalgar Square. Fitzrovia and Tottenham Court Road take W1T on the far side of Oxford Street, and Oxford Circus holds W1B at the top of Regent Street. The West End page covers all of them at once for anyone who would rather not think in postcodes at all.
Terms that hold on every street
One hour starts at £250 and nothing shorter is offered. Ninety minutes is £400, two hours £500, three hours £700, the four hour dinner date £900 and ten hours overnight £1,800, with weekends quoted on request. The full ladder, the deposit terms and the cancellation rules are published on the rates page.
Travel across Zones 1 and 2 is inside the fee, so no W1D address carries a fare. A quarter of the fee by bank transfer confirms a standard booking; overnights, events and travel ask half, and the travel share of that half is not refundable. The balance is settled quietly on arrival.
Placing an address
Hotels print their postcode on the key card wallet, and flats have theirs on the post. If you are unsure, send the street and the building instead. Wardour, Berwick, Romilly, Newport Court: the host will place it in a moment, and the answer changes nothing.
Most of the postcode is closed to cars, so a lady often steps out on the nearest open corner and walks the last thirty seconds. Tell the door which entrance your hotel uses and she will be at it.
The names who live inside the postcode
Three ladies on the list keep a W1D address: Jasmin, who begins after nine, Molly, who treats ten as early, and Tiffany, who prefers a midweek evening. They are the quickest to any door in these streets, frequently inside half an hour of confirmation.
Everyone else on the guest list comes to W1D on the same terms, and the booking page carries the message template if you would rather copy one than compose it.
W1D, asked at the door
Short, plain answers. Anything else, the host takes by message at any hour.
The Soho Hotel, Dean Street Townhouse, Ham Yard Hotel, Hazlitt's and W London are W1D addresses. The Londoner sits on WC2H at Leicester Square, and the Courthouse Hotel is W1F on the Carnaby side. All are covered identically.
No. Every district on this page shares the same figures, the same deposit terms and the same arrival window, and travel inside Zones 1 and 2 is already counted in the fee.
Yes. Serviced apartments and private addresses across W1D are visited on the same terms as hotel rooms. Give the host the street, the building and the buzzer when you write.
Usually inside the hour of written confirmation, and often in half of it, since three names on the list live within these streets.
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.
Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus 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, after dark
Tell the host where you are staying in W1D and when. The rest is arranged quietly.