Escorts in Bermondsey, SE1 and SE16: who is close, and how soon
Bermondsey lies on the south bank just east of London Bridge, reaching from the railway arches behind the station out towards Rotherhithe and the old Surrey docks, across SE1 and SE16. Its best-known street starts under the railway by Tooley Street and finishes in a square laid over the site of a medieval abbey.
Anyone booking escorts in Bermondsey for the night should know that the district shows its best side early. The night is the ten hour length on the rates, a late supper through to the morning, and it begins an hour or so after the office gives its yes, later at rush hour, since each of the women has her home across the Thames; the chat says exactly when.
On the ground
Bermondsey in practice
Landmarks on the arrival slip
By postcode, never by nameSE1 2BY, SE1 9SG, SE1 9QU.
Nearest stations
Walking timeBermondsey, 3 minutes. London Bridge, 6 minutes. Borough, 12 minutes.
Getting there
SE1, SE16Travel is included across Zones 1 and 2, and counted from the moment the hour is set rather than from when she leaves.
On the board
Nearest prints to Bermondsey
Who works here
On the board in Bermondsey
The six prints above are a first shortlist for Bermondsey tonight. Any of the twenty eight on the who is free page can be asked for by name instead.
Note 02
Breakfast, street by street
Bermondsey Street is where the morning starts, with cafés, bakeries and coffee counters strung out between the railway and the square and old warehouse offices above them. On a weekday it is the easy choice for Bermondsey escorts and their guests: a table by a window while everyone else goes to work.
Weekends add more. A short walk east under the tracks, Maltby Street becomes a food market, with traders cooking breakfast and brunch from stalls and arches, the place for a long, late one on a Saturday. Fridays belong to the square, where an antiques fair that moved here from Islington after the war still sets out its silver and china while most of the neighbourhood is asleep.
Note 03
A walk, and the way home
For a walk before the day begins, go north under the railway and across Tooley Street to the river beside Tower Bridge, then turn east rather than west. The path along Bermondsey Wall is quieter than anything upstream. It passes the excavated footings of a riverside manor house built for Edward III and, by the water, the bronzes of Dr Alfred Salter, the local doctor who became the district's MP, with his family around him.
Leaving needs no arrangement with anyone. The booking ends at the hour agreed, she goes as she came, as your guest, and no hotel or building has been told anything by the office. For the guest's onward journey, Bermondsey station on the Jubilee line is three minutes' walk and London Bridge six, the first for Westminster and Canary Wharf, the second for main line trains south to Gatwick and Brighton.
From The Roundup
Two notes worth reading for Bermondsey
Asked most often
Bermondsey, asked and answered
Where can we find breakfast on a weekday?
Is there a quieter walk than the crowds at Tower Bridge?
What are the old stones by the river on Bermondsey Wall?
Which station is best for the journey home?
One zone either way
Next along from Bermondsey
Last strip
Say a name and an hour
Write in with a length, a time and the zone you are staying in, and a name from the board comes back with a window attached. That is the whole of the arrangement.