Erotic massage in London: what the money buys

Every price on this site is set by the woman it belongs to. Each of the six decides her own hourly figure and prints it on her card: sixty minutes sits between £250 and £330, ninety between £340 and £460, and two hours between £440 and £600. The spread is not a quality scale. It reflects how each woman works, how full her diary runs and how long she has been at this. Pick by the session you want, not by the number beside it.

The rate buys the whole of the hour and the whole of her attention. The room, the shower before and after, warm oil, fresh linen and towels all sit inside the figure, and so does time to arrive and settle rather than being marched to the table. On nuru and soapy sessions the gel and the setup are included too. Erotic massage in London often comes with an asterisk on the price. Here the card figure is the finished figure.

Nothing is added once the session starts. There is no menu on the wall, no tiers, and no moment halfway through where an extra is offered for more money. That practice is common in this trade, and the women here refused it as a condition of joining, because it turns a massage into a negotiation. If a session type costs more with a particular woman, the difference sits in her card price before you book, not in the room after.

Outcall usually costs the same as the room. Most of the six will travel to a hotel or a private address inside London for their card rate, so the choice between your place and ours is about comfort, not money. The exceptions are distance and hour: zones far outside central London, or a start close to 22:00, sometimes carry a travel figure. That figure is named in the chat and agreed before anything is confirmed. Nothing is announced at your door.

Payment is cash or bank transfer, settled at the start of the session so the rest of the hour has no accounting in it. We take no deposit and store no card details, and the booking never touches an online payment page. If you transfer, the reference is plain and says nothing about massage. Cancel with reasonable notice and you owe nothing, since no money has moved before you arrive.

Sixty minutes is enough for a first visit. Ninety is what most regulars settle on, because sessions like body to body or nuru unfold slowly and the later half is the better half. Two hours suits an evening at a hotel, or a four hands massage with two of the women, which is priced as the two cards added together. Decide the length before you book, because the hour is the hour: sessions are not stretched or trimmed once they start.