Discretion first
Only what the booking requires is ever asked, and the Society never writes first.
Berkeley Square Society is a private companion agency on the quiet side of Mayfair. We arrange VIP escorts in London for dinners, receptions and hotel evenings, settled in writing by one person and forgotten by everyone else.
The square falls quiet, the lamps stay lit and the Society does its best work. A car is arranged, a companion arrives, and nobody in Mayfair is any the wiser.
Only what the booking requires is ever asked, and the Society never writes first.
Cressida has coffee with every companion, checks her ID, and only then puts up a profile. Each photograph shows the woman who will knock.
Someone real replies at teatime or at three in the morning, on an ordinary Tuesday or on New Year's Eve.
Outcall only: a Park Lane suite, a room near the square, a rented flat or a family house in Zones 1 and 2.
Twenty-eight companions, each met in person and photographed as she is. Open a portrait for her full set and a few lines on how she spends a night in Mayfair.




























No name fits that pairing tonight. One message, and Cressida will suggest someone suitable.
Every photograph is recent glamour or lifestyle work of the companion herself, some faces softened, no nudity at all · photo policy · the whole roster · browse by character
No forms and no accounts. One message starts it; Cressida carries it from there. The booking page has the detail.
On WhatsApp or Telegram: the evening you have in mind, when it starts, how long it runs and the address. Name a companion, or describe the occasion and let Cressida choose.
Takes two minutesCressida answers with a companion who is genuinely free, when she will arrive and what the evening costs, all in one message. For a hotel, she will also want to know which room, and whose name is on the booking.
Usually within minutesDressed for the room you described, punctual, and unremarkable at the desk and in the lift. You give her the agreed fee yourself as the evening begins.
Usually within the hourNo newsletter, no reminder, no message the next morning unless you write first. Details of the evening are kept no longer than they are useful.
Follow-up messages nonePounds sterling, for time and companionship only. Travel is on the Society anywhere in Zones 1 and 2; further out, the cab both ways is quoted first. You pay your companion directly, in person, as she arrives.
One drink downstairs at your hotel, a first meeting without pressure on either side, and nothing that must follow.
EnquireUnhurried company for a quiet evening in, a gallery opening or a late aperitivo near the square.
EnquireA proper dinner in Mayfair or St James's, then the rest of the evening at whatever pace suits you both.
Book thisTen hours, from a late supper until the breakfast trolley. A day's notice keeps the companion you want free all night.
EnquireAlso offered · £900 for ninety minutes · £1,500 for three hours · weekends away quoted from £6,000 · Heathrow and Gatwick, three hours minimum · the rates page in full
Hotels, serviced apartments and private homes, outcall only. The minutes are a late evening drive from Berkeley Square; four districts have their own page on the map.
Home ground. The May Fair Hotel and The Chesterfield a few doors off, Annabel's at number 46, late suppers on Bruton Place.
Claridge's on Brook Street, the Cork Street galleries, and Mount Street shopfronts lit long after closing.
The Ritz and its arcade, The Athenaeum's living wall, and Hatchards glowing as the night buses pass.
The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane and the Four Seasons, their suites looking out over Hyde Park.
Jermyn Street, Duke of York Street, and dining rooms where nobody glances up.
White stucco, black doors and hotel lounges beside the park.
Wine bars, small hotels and village streets north of Oxford Street.
Eight questions that come up before a first evening. The full FAQ goes further.
Her time and her company, for as long as you book: a dinner, a reception, a private view or a quiet evening at your hotel or residence. Every fee here buys time and companionship only. Nothing else is suggested, sold or expected.
One message on WhatsApp or Telegram: the night, the time, how many hours and the address. Cressida comes back with a companion who can make it, her arrival time and the fee. At a hotel, Cressida needs the reservation name and room number just once, so the desk expects your guest.
Usually under an hour from Cressida's confirmation, and often less at The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane or anywhere near Berkeley Square. Book in the afternoon for the evening and your companion simply arrives at the hour you named.
Yes, gladly. The dinner date runs four hours at £1,800. Tell Cressida the restaurant and the time; your companion can meet you in your hotel bar first, or arrive at Scott's, Bellamy's or Hide as though she had always been expected.
It covers her time and company for the agreed length, and her journey too anywhere in Zones 1 and 2; beyond them, a cab there and back is priced before you confirm. You hand the fee to your companion herself when she arrives, and nothing is added later.
Because Cressida has met her. No profile goes up until she has sat with the companion, seen her ID and checked every photograph against the woman herself. When a companion's look changes, her photographs are replaced. The photo policy explains the method.
Very little: what the booking needs, given once in the thread and used for nothing else. There is no mailing list and no marketing, and the Society never opens a conversation. Retention is spelled out in the privacy notice.
No. The desk answers at every hour, weekends and holidays included, on WhatsApp or Telegram and usually within minutes. Writing rather than calling keeps a late booking quiet for you and exact for her.
One message to Cressida and the evening arranges itself around you. VIP escorts in London, introduced from Berkeley Square with plain figures and very little fuss.