Escorts In Sloane Square
Sloane Square is where Belgravia meets Chelsea, and the roster is small and settled. SW1, at the top of the King’s Road, with Sloane Street running north towards Knightsbridge.
Where it is
Sloane Square station is on the District and Circle lines. Victoria is two stops east, Knightsbridge is a ten minute walk north up Sloane Street, and the King’s Road runs south west from the square into Chelsea.
What is here
Fewer listings than the surrounding areas and a higher proportion of independents keeping their own flats. That tends to mean a fixed address, a settled diary and someone who has worked the same streets for years.
What it costs
At the upper end, in line with the postcode. The rates here sit closer to Knightsbridge than to Earls Court, and the reason is the same one it always is in London.
Booking here
Notice helps more than it does elsewhere, because the roster is genuinely small. Ring earlier in the day rather than late, and be prepared to be offered an alternative if your first choice is taken.
The King’s Road side
Everything south west of the square is Chelsea proper, and the restaurants along the King’s Road make this one of the better dinner date areas in London. Companions here are used to that kind of booking rather than a straight hour.
What the flats are like
Period buildings on garden squares, quiet and entirely residential. Nothing about arriving here draws a second look.
Worth knowing before you ring
Ask what else is available nearby when you call. Because the roster is small, the useful answer is often a companion two streets away in Belgravia or up towards Knightsbridge rather than a wait for your first choice.
