Belgravia BabesThe Belgravia Edit, SW1 and its borders
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Our London10 districts on file

Our London, drawn outward from the garden squares

Every district in this index lies within a short drive of Eaton Square. Each gets its own spread, listing the hotels a chauffeur would name, the closest stations with the minutes they take on foot, and the women who live nearest.

Her journey anywhere inside fare Zones 1 and 2 comes within the fee, so an evening in Westminster costs just what an evening in Belgravia does.

Rosie · BookingsUpdated 19 September 2026
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The index · 10 entries

Every district, in one index

Belgravia

SW1X · SW1W

Victoria, 5 minutes on foot.

  • The Berkeley
  • The Goring
  • The Lanesborough

Knightsbridge

SW1X · SW7

Knightsbridge, 1 minutes on foot.

  • Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
  • The Bulgari Hotel
  • Jumeirah Carlton Tower

Westminster

SW1A · SW1P

Westminster, 1 minutes on foot.

  • Conrad London St. James
  • St. Ermin's Hotel
  • The Royal Horseguards

Pimlico

SW1V

Pimlico, 2 minutes on foot.

  • Artist Residence London
  • Park Plaza Victoria London
  • DoubleTree by Hilton London Victoria

Sloane Street

SW1X

Knightsbridge, 2 minutes on foot.

  • Jumeirah Carlton Tower
  • Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel
  • The Draycott Hotel

Chelsea Bridge

SW1W · SW8

Battersea Park, 6 minutes on foot.

  • art'otel London Battersea Power Station
  • Artist Residence London
  • Park Plaza Victoria London

Hyde Park

W2 · W1K

Lancaster Gate, 2 minutes on foot.

  • Royal Lancaster London
  • Hilton London Hyde Park
  • The Dorchester

Sloane Square

SW1W · SW3

Sloane Square, 1 minutes on foot.

  • 11 Cadogan Gardens
  • The Draycott Hotel
  • Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel

Victoria

SW1V · SW1W

Victoria, 1 minutes on foot.

  • The Goring
  • Hotel 41
  • The Rubens at the Palace

SW1

SW1

Victoria, 5 minutes on foot.

  • The Berkeley
  • The Lanesborough
  • The Goring

The squares and their neighbours

Belgravia is where the edit feels most at home, among Cubitt's stucco terraces and the grand hotels on its edges. Across Sloane Street lies Knightsbridge, all department stores and park-side hotels, and between the two runs Sloane Street itself, a mile of boutiques that turns easily into supper.

Down to the river and the Palace

East and south, the mood shifts. Victoria is for arrivals, the Gatwick Express drawing in beside the Royal Mews. Westminster belongs to the evening after a working day, with the river at the end of every street. Pimlico is quieter, a grid of white terraces made for supper at home, and Chelsea Bridge carries you over the water towards Battersea Power Station.

West, along the park and the King's Road

Sloane Square opens the King's Road, with the Royal Court on one side and Peter Jones on the other, while Hyde Park gathers the hotels that look out over the grass, from Park Lane round to Lancaster Gate. To see the whole postcode at a glance, the SW1 page links every district above from a single spread.

When your address is not in the index

The index is a guide, not a boundary. Rosie arranges evenings across London, from Marylebone to the City, and nowhere inside Zones 1 and 2 adds a penny for travel. Further out, she prices the return taxi before anything is agreed, and hotels at Heathrow or Gatwick begin at three hours, the drive included. The rates give every length.

Beyond the index

Somewhere not listed? Ask all the same.

Outcall reaches well past these pages. Share the postcode and Rosie will say whether any travel fare applies before you confirm.

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