Bond Street

Bond Street is the Mayfair end of Oxford Street, and it prices accordingly. W1, with the station on the Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines.

Where it is

Mayfair begins immediately south, Marylebone is north and Marble Arch a few minutes west along Oxford Street.

What that means for booking

Mostly outcall, drawing on the Mayfair and Marylebone rosters. The Elizabeth line makes this one of the fastest places in London to reach from the east or from Heathrow, which shapes who books here.

What it costs

At the upper end, because the companions covering it are Mayfair based. If the address matters less than the hour, Marylebone is five minutes north for meaningfully less.

Worth knowing before you ring

Quiet after the shops shut, which is not what people expect of a W1 shopping street. Evening bookings here are more discreet than the daytime crowds suggest.

Who covers it

The Mayfair and Marylebone rosters between them. Nobody is based on Bond Street itself, so what you are really choosing is which neighbouring area she comes from.

What the bookings look like

Longer than average, because the companions covering it work the Mayfair pattern of two hour bookings and dinner dates rather than single hours.

Getting here

The Elizabeth line changed this station considerably. From Heathrow, Canary Wharf or the east it is now among the fastest places in London to reach, which is worth knowing if you are arriving rather than staying.

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