Escorts WC2: six letters, one company and one rate card
WC2 is the postcode this house was built inside, and it is smaller than most guests expect: a rough square between Oxford Street and the river, walkable end to end in about twenty minutes. Six letters divide it, and the divisions matter to the Post Office rather than to an evening. Every street below takes the same ladder, the same travel rule and the same window.
This page is the index. Each district named here keeps its own page, with hotels, platforms, timings and the women who arrive soonest.
Inside WC2
Leicester Square
The Londoner and Ham Yard Hotel sit inside this one, Leicester Square is 1 minutes on foot.
Leicester Square · Northern, PiccadillyCharing Cross
Corinthia London and Great Scotland Yard Hotel sit inside this one, Charing Cross is 1 minutes on foot.
Charing Cross · Bakerloo, Northern, National RailCovent Garden
The Savoy and One Aldwych sit inside this one, Covent Garden is 1 minutes on foot.
Covent Garden · PiccadillyHolborn
Rosewood London and The Hoxton, Holborn sit inside this one, Holborn is 1 minutes on foot.
Holborn · Central, PiccadillyStrand and Aldwych
The Savoy and One Aldwych sit inside this one, Temple is 3 minutes on foot.
Temple · Circle, DistrictClosest to WC2
Nobody on the list keeps a home address in WC2, so these are the names living closest to it. All 28 companions in the company take bookings here on the same figures.
Nancy
30 years · 170 cm
Tina
26 years · 158 cm
Karolina
27 years · 174 cm
Molly
24 years · 164 cm
Tiffany
24 years · 169 cm
Jasmin
22 years · 160 cm
Samanta
27 years · 174 cm
Angelika
24 years · 172 cmThe six letters, and what each one holds
WC2E is Covent Garden: the Piazza, Bow Street, Long Acre and the streets down to Bedford Street. WC2R is Strand and Aldwych, the riverside crescent with The Savoy, One Aldwych and Somerset House along it. WC2N is Charing Cross, the foot of the West End where the trains come in beside Trafalgar Square. WC2H reaches from Leicester Square up Monmouth Street towards Seven Dials.
Two more letters carry no page and need none. WC2A is the legal half of Holborn, Lincoln's Inn Fields and Carey Street, while WC2B covers Drury Lane and the top of the Aldwych curve. Both are handled on the pages either side of them.
Where WC2 stops
North of High Holborn the letters change to WC1 and the garden squares of Bloomsbury begin, with Euston, St Pancras and Kings Cross ten to twenty minutes beyond. West across Charing Cross Road the codes turn to W1 at Tottenham Court Road. South across Waterloo Bridge, SE1 starts at Waterloo and the South Bank. All of them are covered on identical terms.
One rate card for every street
£250 opens an hour anywhere in the postcode. From there, £400 covers ninety minutes, £500 two hours, £700 three, £900 four hours with dinner in them, and £1,800 a ten hour night, with weekends quoted around your plans. Nothing changes between one letter and the next, and no address here attracts a surcharge.
All of WC2 lies in Zone 1, so travelling is inside the fee without exception. Past Zone 2 the cab is added both ways and shown to you first. The rates page carries the ladder and every condition attached to it.
If you are unsure which letters you are standing in
A hotel prints its postcode on the key card wallet and on its own website, and a residence has it on the post. Failing both, send the street and the building, Maiden Lane, Wellington Street, Monmouth Street, and the desk will place it in seconds. Nothing about the booking changes either way, which is rather the point of publishing a ladder at all.
WC2, answered
If it stands between Kingsway and Charing Cross Road, or anywhere along the Strand, almost certainly. Send the name and the desk will place it in one message.
Not at all. All six share one ladder from £250, one travel rule, and a window that is usually inside the hour of confirmation.
Yes. Apartments above the shops, serviced flats and private houses take the same bookings as hotel rooms, with a buzzer standing in for the lobby.
Usually within the hour, and often around twenty minutes, since three women on the list live inside WC2E. Writing in the afternoon secures your first choice on a theatre night.
Read before the evening
Next door on the circuit
Covent Garden
The Savoy and One Aldwych sit inside this one, Covent Garden is 1 minutes on foot.
Covent Garden · PiccadillyStrand and Aldwych
The Savoy and One Aldwych sit inside this one, Temple is 3 minutes on foot.
Temple · Circle, DistrictLeicester Square
The Londoner and Ham Yard Hotel sit inside this one, Leicester Square is 1 minutes on foot.
Leicester Square · Northern, PiccadillyCharing Cross
Corinthia London and Great Scotland Yard Hotel sit inside this one, Charing Cross is 1 minutes on foot.
Charing Cross · Bakerloo, Northern, National RailHolborn
Rosewood London and The Hoxton, Holborn sit inside this one, Holborn is 1 minutes on foot.
Holborn · Central, PiccadillyReady when you are
One message names the evening you want and the desk answers inside a quarter of an hour, at any point on the clock. Tell us the day, the hour, how long you would like and where she should come, and the rest is written down for you.
Running order
- Half hour
- Beginners
- YouCurtain up
- Interval
- Final bow