Notting Hill Gate Escorts
Lauren
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Chelsea
Gemma
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Angelica
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Mayfair
Marcy
£300 / £400
Chelsea
Alice
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Gloucester Road
Renata
£300 / £350
South Kensington
Anastasia
£300 / £350
Mayfair
Bonnie
£300 / £350
Notting Hill Gate
Lexi
£200 / £250
Baker Street
Talia
£100 / -
Cromwell Road
Rozalyn
£300 / £400
Marble Arch
Casandra
£300 / £350
Paddington
Tess
£300 / £350
Earls Court
Raissa
£200 / £250
Mayfair
Ariel
£300 / £350
South Kensington
Deepika
£350 / £400
Edgware Road
Cindy
£250 / £300
Mayfair
Roxy
£250 / £300
Mayfair
Valentina
£250 / £300
Gloucester Road
Sarah
£250 / £300
Marylebone
Venus
£250 / £350
Knightsbridge
Tatiana
£300 / £350
Knightsbridge
Billie
£200 / £200
Mayfair
Sophia
£200 / £300
Marylebone
Merlyn
£250 / £300
Knightsbridge
Tina
£300 / £350
Edgware Road
Fang
£350 / £400
Mayfair
Dalal
£250 / £350
Bond Street
Kitty
£250 / £300
Edgware Road
Mandy
£250 / £300
Earls Court
Amber
£250 / £350
Edgware Road
Blaise
£200 / £250
Gloucester Road
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Storm
£250 / £300
Gloucester Road
Lucy
£200 / £250
Bayswater
Aida
£350 / £400
Baker Street
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Vivian
£250 / £300
Bond Street
Cora
£250 / £300
Edgware Road
Daniela
£300 / £350
Chelsea
Giulia
£250 / £300
Chelsea
Candy
£200 / £350
Edgware Road
Alenka
£200 / £250
Marylebone
Lory
£200 / £250
Marble Arch
Diana
£300 / £350
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Carla
£250 / £300
Bayswater
Melona
£250 / -
Earls Court
Kendra
£250 / £300
Earls Court
Rivka
£250 / £400
Paddington
Monica
£250 / -
Marylebone
Brianna
£250 / £300
Baker Street
Michelle
£300 / £350
Sloane Square
Lolita
£150 / £250
Bond Street
Honey
£250 / £350
Earls Court
Zoe
£300 / £350
Earls Court
Monalisa
£250 / £300
Bayswater
Nelly
£250 / £300
Paddington
Haifa
£350 / £400
Lancaster Gate
Summer
£250 / £300
Bond Street
Ariana
£300 / £350
Earls Court
Andrea
£300 / £350
Chelsea
Lora
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High St Kensington
Blossom
£300 / £400
Earls Court
Scarlette
£350 / £400
Earls Court
Assara
£250 / £350
Knightsbridge
Vanessa
£300 / £350
Earls Court
Arabela
£150 / £250
Edgware Road
Jessika
£600 / £600
Baker Street
Sandy
£150 / £150
Bayswater
Julia
£300 / £350
Chelsea
Varlama
£250 / £300
Earls Court
Rihana
£250 / £300
Mayfair
Emily
£200 / £250
Mayfair
Kay
£250 / £350
South Kensington
Kimber
£250 / £300
Edgware Road
Anna
£250 / £300
Earls Court
Peach
£300 / £400
Chelsea
Sienna
£300 / £350
Mayfair
Ruby
£350 / £400
Lancaster Gate
Nata
£200 / £250
Baker Street
Nancy
£300 / £350
Edgware Road
Kimmy
£300 / £350
Earls Court
Emilia
£250 / £300
Marble Arch
Natia
£300 / £350
Mayfair
Barbie
£250 / £250
Knightsbridge
Penelope
£200 / £250
Bond Street
Notting Hill Gate Escorts Serve in a Permanently Changed Neighborhood
Love between Travel Books
In May 1999, everything changed in Notting Hill, the small London neighbourhood known for its August carnival. Roger Michell would premiere the romantic comedy that turned the area upside down, attracting thousands of tourists ever since. Two decades later, the top place of pilgrimage remains the Travel Book Co., the little bookstore on Portobello Road where owner Will Thacker (Hugh Grant) falls in love with Hollywood star Anna Scott (Julia Roberts).
It currently houses a souvenir shop called the Notting Hill Gift Shop (at number 142), although it retains a name sign in fiction (the Travel Book Shop) for Notting Hill Gate escort girls. During filming, it was a store for antiques and then for furniture and it is said that the singer Adele lived for a time on the top floor. Few know, however, that the store that inspired the famous travel bookstore really existed. Opened in 1979, it closed in 2011, reopening as The Notting Hill Bookshop.
The Anti-Paparazzi Blue Door
A worldwide box office success – it was the most watched British film of 1999 – Notting Hill became the perfect excuse to get lost in this neighbourhood dotted with colorful Victorian houses. The eminent blue door of Will's house (280 Westbourne Park Road) continues to be one of the principal attractions for Notting Hill Gate London escorts. In one scene of the film, dozens of photographers crowd before her when they discover that the popular actress is inside her. In reality, the house belonged to the film's screenwriter, Richard Curtis, who would later succeed as the director of another hit, Love Actually. One year after filming the original door, which had been autographed by hundreds of fans, was sold at auction at Christie's. The new owner replaced it with a black one, which he ended up painting again blue at the insistence of the tourists. The interior of the house that appears in the film is not real, it was shot in a studio near there.
Shopping in Portobello
Notting Hill 's famous street market appears at the beginning of the film when Will is on his way to his bookstore and comments in a voice over how much he likes to shop at its stalls. To get the greatest cooperation from the residents of the neighbourhood, the production team wrote thousands of letters promising donations for the different NGOs in the area in return. In this one-kilometer-long market, Escorts near Notting Hill Gate visit 1,500 stalls with products for sale of all kinds, from "all the fruits known to man" to furniture, clothing, records, books...
The Bank that Traveled to Australia
Rosmead Gardens (Rosmead Road, W11), where the couple is headed after the party at Will's sister Bella (Gina McKee), is, as discussed in the film, closed to the public. The door that Anna and Will climb through has been remodeled and the ivy that blocked the view inside has been removed. The park bench was part of the props for the film and was relocated to Queens Gardens, in the Australian town of East Perth, which also houses a replica of the statue of Peter Pan from the gardens of Kensington Palace. A good option to emulate the protagonists without having to climb any fence is to tour these gardens, open since 1841, where, in addition to the original Peter Pan, visitors will find a garden created in 2017 in memory of Lady Di and a greenhouse.
Cinema within the Cinema
The Coronet movie theater (Notting Hill Gate, 103) in which Will watches Helix, the science-fiction film starring Anna, opened in 1898 as a theater , with visits as illustrious as that of Edward VII. In 2010 it was converted into a theater room, The Print Room, a nod to the journey that began in a nearby print shop. Notting Hill Gate escorts hosts exhibitions and performances, as well as a bar where you can taste a wine while participating in its poetry club.
The House for the Escort in Notting Hill Gate
Bella's house is located at 91 Lansdowne Road. This is where Honey's (Emma Chambers) hilarious birthday party is held to which Will takes his famous girlfriend and from which the couple walks through the streets of the neighborhood until they reach the park. After talking to Anna at the bookstore, Will buys some orange juice and, as he turns the corner, accidentally spills it on her. In the film it appears with the zipper down, but at this point is now the charming terrace of the CoffeeBello cafeteria opted by the escorts in Notting Hill Gate.