Queens Park

Queens Park is north west London, residential and inexpensive. NW6, on the Bakerloo line and the Overground.

Where it is

The station puts you on a direct line into Paddington and on to the West End, which is what makes the area workable despite the distance.

What is here

A small residential roster in flats and terraces. This is a neighbourhood rather than a destination, and the bookings reflect that: quieter, more local, and generally arranged with some notice.

What it costs

Below the central band by a clear margin. The trade is journey time, which for a longer booking is easily worth making.

Worth knowing before you ring

Ring earlier rather than later. With a roster this size, same-hour availability is not something to count on.

Getting there

The Bakerloo line runs direct into Paddington, Marylebone and on through the West End, so the journey is simpler than the postcode suggests.

What the bookings look like

Incall, at ordinary hours, in a quiet residential area with no passing trade. Bookings tend to be longer rather than a single hour, which suits the journey.

What it is like

Quiet, residential and entirely without passing trade. The bookings here are unhurried and arranged in advance rather than on the hour.

Booking here

The roster is small and made up of independents working from their own flats, most long settled in the area. That means a fixed address and a diary she runs herself rather than a rota behind her.

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