Sloane square

Welcome to Tantric Soul Sloane Square

Watch out for the dreaded Sloane-rangers – rather brash people from the Shires who can sometimes be rather loud and tiresome, although good for a party. But apart from that, this area’s a real London show-stopper. The square itself is beautiful in all seasons and a lovely place to just take a moment and be. Then you’ve got Peter Jones, right in front of you – one of the capital’s most enduring and trustworthy department stores. And while you’re here, don’t miss out. Sloane Square is home to some of the finest, most handsome Tantric Soul therapists – men who really know what they’re doing and love working with the male body. When you step back out, you’ll be right beside the Royal Court Theatre, which is West End in quality if not location. Perhaps a matinee will suit you.

Getting around Sloane Square

Nearby King’s Road is one of the most famous strips in the city. In the 1960s and 70s, it was edgy and independent and although those days are gone, its mix of luxury and chain stores is still worth a stroll today. Then there’s the other main drag, which takes the luxury to a different level. You’ll find some of the world’s leading designers here and – at the end of the street – you’re in exactly the right spot for a trip into Harrods and Harvey Nicholls. But if that’s not your idea of a perfect afternoon, there’s plentiful gay massage in Sloane Square. Our men, each one handsome, solidly constructed and deeply sensual, are the very epitome of male massage. Sloane Square is the place to have it. Just when you think the city can’t get any better, you’ll find yourself being handled by an expert. As every fantasy you’ve ever entertained comes real before your eyes, in full colour, you’ll want to stay in Chelsea forever.