Belgravia
SW1X · SW1WVictoria, 5 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
SW1 is the postcode this edit was built around. It begins at Hyde Park Corner, takes in the palaces, the garden squares and the government quarter, and runs south to the river at Pimlico. Each district within it gets a full page here; this one is the map printed inside the cover. SW1 escorts, as this edit uses the phrase, are women who travel to any of these streets, usually arriving about an hour after Rosie says yes, later when the rush hour has the Embankment in its grip.

The postcode is divided into sub-districts, each with its own letter, and they are worth a glance when you write to Rosie. SW1X covers the northern half of Belgravia, the grand hotels of the Knightsbridge side and the length of Sloane Street. SW1W takes in Eaton Square, Chester Square, the Belgravia side of Victoria station and the Belgravia edge of Sloane Square.
SW1V is Pimlico and its stucco grid, running down to the embankment where Chelsea Bridge crosses into SW8. SW1A and SW1P are Westminster, from Whitehall to the Abbey and Millbank, while SW1H, SW1E and SW1Y cover the streets by St James's Park, Victoria Street and St James's itself. Knightsbridge straddles the border, partly SW1X and partly SW7.
Knightsbridge
Hyde Park Corner
Belgravia
Belgravia
Knightsbridge
Listed by postcode only, to help you get your bearings. Belgravia Babes has no arrangement with any hotel; your companion simply arrives as your guest.
Rosie suggests these first here, simply because they live nearby. Any face in the edit will travel to SW1.
Each has its own page, with its hotels, its stations and the faces who live closest.
Victoria, 5 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 1 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Westminster, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Pimlico, 2 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 2 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Battersea Park, 6 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Sloane Square, 1 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Victoria, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Nothing about the price changes between one letter and the next. The ladder starts at £400 for the first hour and climbs through £600 for ninety minutes, £750 for a pair of hours and £1,050 for three, up to £1,300 for a four hour dinner and £2,400 for a ten hour night; weekends are quoted on request. All of SW1 sits in Zone 1, so your companion's journey is always included. For your own bearings, four stations sit near its centre: Victoria about 5 minutes on foot, Hyde Park Corner about 6 minutes, St James's Park also about 6 minutes, and Sloane Square about 8 minutes.
Write to Rosie once with the hotel, your room and the name the booking is under, or simply a house address, and she replies with an arrival time in writing. The fee passes to your companion herself when she arrives. Eight of our faces live inside SW1 or on its edge, yet the time Rosie gives is the honest one: about an hour from her confirmation to the knock, longer at the evening peak, with the minute of the knock written into the thread as the car leaves her door.
Five addresses come up more than any others: SW1X 7RL and SW1X 7LA on the Knightsbridge side, SW1X 7TA at Hyde Park Corner, and SW1W 0JW and SW1X 7HJ in Belgravia. We list them as landmarks for your bearings, with no tie of any kind to the edit. Each district page carries its own hotels, stations and walking minutes in more detail, and the gallery of faces shows everyone who travels here.
4 answers. Tap a question to open it; anything missing, ask Rosie directly.
Yes. SW1Y is part of our patch; send the hotel or the address as you would anywhere else in SW1, and nothing about the rates or the timings changes.
Belgravia and Pimlico, usually, since several companions live there, with Victoria and Knightsbridge close behind. The timing does not change with the district: about an hour once Rosie confirms, and the precise time in the chat.
Not at all. The hotel name or the street is plenty. The letters simply help you find the right page on this site.
Strictly, no: the tower beside County Hall, SE1 7UT, sits on the far bank. It is just over the bridge and inside Zone 1, so it is covered on identical terms.
Victoria, 5 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 1 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Westminster, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Pimlico, 2 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 2 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Battersea Park, 6 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Lancaster Gate, 2 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Sloane Square, 1 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Victoria, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Windsor and Eton Central, 3 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
One message with the hotel or address in SW1, the hour and the length is all Rosie needs. She replies with who is free and when the knock will come.