Tantric Massage in Kensington
Earl's Court, Sloane Square and Bayswater are all minutes from W8, so most guests barely need the Tube. Morning is the busy time locally, which makes it the easy time for us.
Museum stone gone quiet, plane trees overhead, the sound of one taxi three streets away.
The reverse of every postcode east of us: requests for tantric massage in Kensington name 11:00 or 14:00 more often than any evening hour. Suits everyone. Late morning is our quietest stretch, and a two-hour session at that time runs without a clock in the room.
Evenings in W8 are stately and short. Museum crowds thin by six, the shops shut not long after, and the squares settle into the sort of quiet that thick curtains and old money buy. One taxi three streets away, and you hear it. Which may be why Kensington does not book evenings: the district considers the day finished by eight, and its residents take the Earl's Court SW5 room in daylight instead.
The journey barely deserves the word. Rooms in Earl's Court and Sloane Square sit a stop or two from High Street Kensington, and Bayswater is a short hop round the Circle line. Which one you head for depends on the therapist, since each works from her own district, and the door itself comes with the confirmation.
One W8 regular has held the same Wednesday 11:00 for over a year and calls it, drily, her committee meeting. Two hours. No agenda, no minutes. We stopped asking what the committee decides, and the therapist involved guards the slot with a ferocity we find professionally admirable.
Outcalls go to the hotel row on Kensington's southern edge and the serviced flats nearby, priced the same as the room with most of our therapists, and the wide-roomed terraces give a table all the space it could want. The smaller conversions towards Earl's Court SW5, where we keep a room of our own, are the ones to mention in the form.
Wednesday at eleven, two hours, nobody else about as far as I could tell. I plan the week round it now.
Landmarks nearby: Kensington Gardens, the museums, Holland Park.
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 Kensington books
- 11:00 and 14:00 on weekdays, the opposite of every postcode east of us.
- Wednesday is the strongest day, for reasons W8 has not explained.
- Evenings and weekends from Kensington are scarce.
What you can book from Kensington
Questions from Kensington
Do you have a room in Kensington?
Not in Kensington itself. Our rooms sit in Baker Street W1, Bayswater W2, Edgware Road W2, Earl's Court SW5, Sloane Square SW3, Paddington W2 and Barbican EC2, and a therapist can also come to you in Kensington.
What does an outcall to Kensington 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 Kensington?
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 · Notting Hill · Paddington · Victoria · City of London · Canary Wharf · Shoreditch · Islington · King's Cross · Fulham · Hampstead · Greenwich
Who travels to Kensington
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 Kensington
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.