Coverage east of the Tower, in minutes from E14
The East London pages below cover the part of London this desk knows best: the towers of E14, the river as it bends around the Isle of Dogs, the docks that stretch out towards the runway, and Stratford to the north. Each gives its hotel postcodes, the platforms close by with minutes on foot, and the women who travel there most. Together they are the map our East London escorts work: nothing west of the Tower, nothing far from the towers. W2 and Eton lie off it.
The map, district by district
Point at a district to light it on the map. Each page carries the hotel postcodes we arrive at, the nearest platforms with walking minutes, and the companions who travel there.
Terminal hotels, planned around your flight · E16 1AL and 2 more on the venue board · London City Airport 2 min on foot
The whole postcode on one page · E14 8RS and 3 more on the venue board · Canary Wharf 2 min on foot
The whole postcode on one page · W2 2TY and 4 more on the venue board · Paddington 2 min on foot
SL4 6AN and 2 more on the venue board · Windsor and Eton Central 6 min on foot
The estate and the island
Canary Wharf is the estate itself: the squares, and the hotels at Westferry Circus and West India Quay. The Isle of Dogs takes in the residential towers along Marsh Wall and the quieter streets running down to Island Gardens. E14 gathers the whole postcode onto one page, for anyone who knows the code before the street.
Upstream, along the north bank
Limehouse is the marina basin and Narrow Street. Wapping is converted warehouses and the old high street tucked behind them. Tower Bridge marks the western edge of the map: St Katharine Docks, Trinity Square and the point where the City begins.
Across the water and out to the runway
Greenwich covers the town, the park and the O2 on the Peninsula. Royal Docks and ExCeL is written for exhibition weeks, London City Airport for late landings and dawn departures, and Stratford for nights beside the Olympic Park.
The only thing that changes
The fare, and only in two places. From Tower Bridge to Stratford her cab is inside the fee. The docks and the airport lie in Zone 3, so her taxi both ways is written into the confirmation as one figure before you agree. Everything else, the rates, the single check, the arrival window, reads the same on every page.
Coverage, asked
Yes. Every companion on the Tonight page sets out from west or central London, and her cab costs you nothing anywhere in Zones 1 and 2. Send the hotel name and you receive an arrival time.
Still bookable. The return taxi is priced as a single total before you confirm. Hotels at Heathrow and Gatwick are the one special case: three hours minimum, her journey counted inside them.
Every quay, one desk
Every district on the board, answered by a single message. Name the building and the hour; anywhere in Zones 1 and 2 her cab is already inside the fee.