The Mayfair line: W1K and W1J escorts for every hotel and residence in both postcodes
Mayfair is split between two postcodes, and guests are often unsure which one they are standing in. W1K covers the northern and western half: Grosvenor Square, Brook Street, Mount Street and most of Park Lane. W1J covers the southern half: Berkeley Square, Curzon Street, Shepherd Market and the north side of Piccadilly down to Hamilton Place. Bond Street, just east, carries W1S. For the account, all three are one district under one set of terms.
This page is the index. Escorts in W1K and W1J reach either postcode in the same hour or so after confirmation. Each district below has its own page with hotels, stations, timings and companions.
On the delivery slip
Postcodes, not names- W1K 4HRMayfair
- W1K 1QAPark Lane
- W1K 2ALMayfair
- W1J 9BRPiccadilly
- W1J 8LTMayfair
Nearest stations
Walking time- Green ParkJubilee, Piccadilly, Victoria4 min walk
- Bond StreetCentral, Jubilee, Elizabeth line5 min walk
- Hyde Park CornerPiccadilly7 min walk
Nearest records to W1K and W1J
Angelika
Luna
Samanta
Liana
Rosa
Bianka
Lea
Margo
No record lists W1K and W1J as home, so these 8 are the nearest on file, ordered by how few streets lie between her door and yours. Any of the 28 in the portfolio can still be asked for by name.
W1K, district by district
Mayfair, the full district page, starts here, with the Deco house on Brook Street and the red brick hotel on Carlos Place. Grosvenor Square is the residential heart of W1K, apartments and porters' desks around a garden. Park Lane carries the hotel with the Great Room, the 1931 original, the smaller house beside it and the 1963 tower, all W1K addresses with the park across the road.
W1J, district by district
Berkeley Square is the late dining end of the postcode. Green Park and Piccadilly take in the arcaded landmark, the house under the living wall and the rest of the hotels along the mile, with two more at Hamilton Place. Across Piccadilly, St James's is SW1, a different postcode under the same terms.
Terms that hold in both
Every address in W1K and W1J lies in Zone 1, so the journey is never charged. As a rule, a same evening companion reaches the door about an hour from the moment of written confirmation, sometimes longer on a Friday or at the rush. One hour starts at £250, four hours at dinner cost £900, ten hours overnight £1,800; the full ladder is on the rates page. She is paid that figure in person when she arrives. Before she leaves, WhatsApp carries the last check: your full name and room number, or the address of the residence.
Placing an address
A hotel's postcode is printed on its website and on the key card wallet; a residence's is on the post. When in doubt, send the street and the building, Curzon Street, Hill Street, Upper Brook Street, and the house will place it. Nothing about the booking changes either way, and every address in either postcode is within easy reach of a companion based inside it.
Two pages worth reading for W1K and W1J
The fine print
The hotel with the Great Room, the Deco house on Brook Street, the smaller house on the park front, the red brick hotel on Carlos Place and the 1931 original all sit in W1K. The arcaded landmark, the two addresses at Hamilton Place and the big house on Stratton Street are W1J. The panelled hotel on Albemarle Street is W1S. All are covered identically.
No. Both postcodes share the same figures, the same payment on arrival and the same timing, roughly an hour from the written reply to her knock.
Yes. Apartments, serviced flats and houses in both postcodes are visited under the same terms as hotel rooms.
Covered too. Marble Arch, Hyde Park and Piccadilly Circus have their own pages, and nothing inside Zones 1 and 2 is charged for travel.
Filed next to W1K and W1J
One line settles it.
Date, time and address on WhatsApp or Telegram, and the house arranges the rest without a trace.