Hammersmith is in west London and is considered one of its major commercial areas. Situated along the River Thames, it is believed to have been settled during Roman times. A Saxon fishing village, the area had a river foreshore of gravel instead of marshland, making it a popular retreat for city dwellers in the Middle Ages. Catherine, Queen Consort of Charles II started developing the area when she became widowed and built a number of villas along that stretch of river.

In the early 19th century as more houses popped up, Hammersmith Bridge was constructed, which led to further development on both sides of the river. The settlement that grew further from the river, towards Brooke Green, was very low income. The name Hammersmith was first recorded in the early 20th century and it is believed this must have referred to a smithy or forge locally.

Where in the world is Hammersmtih?

Hammersmith is located at the confluence of a major route into central London, the A4 trunk road, making it an important point for commuters, especially those travelling to and from Heathrow Airport. It is the administrative centre for the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. Kensington lies directly to the east of Hammersmith, Shepherd’s Bush to the north and Fulham, with which it shares part of the northern bank of the River Thames, is to its south.

Although the area is known for its rather unattractive concrete flyover and commercial centre, there is much more to Hammersmith than meets the eye. Pretty terraced houses close to the river are highly desirable, while more modern developments, serving professional people and commuters are popping up more centrally. Hammersmith is home to a diverse range of people, but it is especially popular with the Polish community, who have a community centre there. Along the river, there are lovely green areas to enjoy and water sports such as rowing and sailing are common sights.

People come to Hammersmith for a range of reasons, entertainment being a top priority. The famous Riverside Studios are in Hammersmith as is the Lyric Theatre and Hammersmith Apollo. Shopping is also a popular pastime with two shopping centres, The Broadway Mall and Kings Mall as well as a great Farmers Market on Thursdays which is a favourite haunt for foodies.

I’d love some company in Hammersmith.

Hammersmith is a busy stop over for so many reasons. Whether you are there to enjoy an evening of entertainment or commuting, it’s the sort of area where a good night can and should be had by all. No one wants to spend all their time in a busy city spot on their own, which is why our extremely sexy and multilingual escorts are always happy to hear from people staying in or around Hammersmith.

What to choose? An incall or an outcall?

People who visit Hammersmith are often commuting from out of town or visiting for a special night out at one of the local entertainment hot spots. Whatever the reason you find yourself in Hammersmith you’ll find a great number of choices for accommodation. We think the Brook Green Hotel is the perfect place for the discerning traveller in the area. More of a traditional inn, with a pub downstairs and rooms upstairs, it’s discreet, conveniently located and very well appointed. Comfortable, boutique style rooms and great service, make this an ideal place for an evening of pleasure.

With such an eclectic community in Hammersmith you won’t be surprised to find that reflected in its gastronomic offerings. Don’t miss out the opportunity to take a flavour adventure by visiting one of its many international restaurants such as Mahdi, a wonderful Iranian restaurant. Full of carved wood, embroidered fabrics and water features, this is the perfect location to start and exotic night with a beautiful companion.

If you would just like some intimate time alone with your date, you may find it more affordable, especially if you don’t want to feel rushed, to visit one of our conveniently located, comfortable and easy to find apartments for an incall.

Hammersmith Station

There are actually two Hammersmith Tube Stations situated about 60m apart. One served by the Hammersmith & City and Circle Line and the other by the Piccadilly and District Lines. The latter station was opened in 1874. It was completely refurbished in the 1990’s and is now a modern and busy underground station adjoined to Hammersmith Bus Station. The station served by Hammersmith & City and the Circle Line was opened in 1868. Both stations are in the heart of Hammersmith.

Hammersmith is accessible by numerous other tube stations. Also with easy access to the centre of Hammersmith are, to the east, Baron’s Court and West Kensington and, to the west, Ravenscourt Park. Goldhawk Road and Shepherd’s Bush are at the north of the Hammersmith area and West Brompton to the east.

Whether you are a local or a visitor to the Hammersmith area, there is no reason for you to enjoy the area alone. We take pride in offering international, gorgeous, well-spoken and highly skilled escorts in the Hammersmith locale. So, please don’t miss the opportunity to have some quality companionship and a fully satisfying experience with one of our escorts when you’re in Hammersmith.