Tantric Massage in City of London
Our 21:00 and 22:00 starts fill from EC2 before anywhere else, and the two-hour session outsells the hour here.
Towers lit to the top floor above streets with nobody in them; the cleaners own it after nine.
Demand for tantric massage in the City of London peaks after nine at night, from people who started their day before seven, and the two-hour booking gets chosen here more than in any other postcode. Draw your own conclusions about the working culture. We just schedule around it.
From the City the geography is almost unfair. The Barbican room is a ten-minute walk from most desks in EC2, and Whitechapel is a few minutes east on the Elizabeth line. On a Friday the City empties by eight and the trains run light, so a late Friday session is easier to arrange than the same booking midweek. Both rooms see plenty of suits; nobody will blink at yours.
The City after nine is an odd, private place. Towers lit to the top floor, streets handed over to cleaning shifts and security rounds, and a person walking through Broadgate at half nine has it nearly to himself, footsteps coming back off all that stone and glass. Several EC2 regulars say the walk to the station after a session is the only time they see their own district at walking pace. We believe them. Nobody in the City walks slowly before nine.
The state of arrival from EC2 is its own genre. Jaw set. Phone in hand until the last possible second. Shoulders somewhere they should not be and have not left since the morning meeting. The therapists recognise it at the door, and the two-hour preference makes sense once you know the first half hour goes on getting the guest to stop drafting emails in his head. The session proper starts after that.
Outcalls across the City are routine, cost the same as the room with most therapists, and our Barbican EC2 room means barely any travel. The newer residential towers ask visitors to sign in with the concierge. Ours sign in as what they are, a massage therapist with a folded table, and it takes about a minute.
Off a call at nine, face down by half past. My shoulders had been up round my ears since March.
Landmarks nearby: Barbican, Leadenhall, Broadgate.
The address of whichever room you are booked into is given when the booking is confirmed, not before. Every entrance is shared with other businesses and none of them carry signage.
When City of London books
- The 21:00 and 22:00 starts, Monday to Thursday; EC2 claims them first.
- Friday evenings run lighter once the City empties by eight.
- Weekends the postcode barely exists, and neither do its bookings.
What you can book from City of London
Questions from City of London
Do you have a room in City of London?
Yes — City of London EC2 is one of the districts we keep a room in, and the exact address goes out once a booking is confirmed.
What does an outcall to City of London cost?
With most of our therapists, the same as a session in her own room — no supplement. The outer zones and the late hours are agreed case by case before anything is confirmed, and nothing is discussed once the therapist is in the room.
How late can I book in City of London?
The last session of the day starts at 22:00. For later outcalls further out we sometimes say no, and it is about how the therapist gets home rather than the address itself.
Other areas we cover
Marylebone · Bayswater · Edgware Road · Earl's Court · Camden · Westminster · Soho · Covent Garden · Mayfair · Oxford Circus · Knightsbridge · Chelsea · Kensington · Notting Hill · Paddington · Victoria · Canary Wharf · Shoreditch · Islington · King's Cross · Fulham · Hampstead · Greenwich
Who travels to City of London
Most of them charge the same to come to you as they do in their own room. The far zones and the late hours are agreed before anything is confirmed.
Book from City of London
Say whether you want her room or a visit to you, and the day you have in mind. We reply on the channel you leave.