Dominatrix in Cambridge

Cambridge is fifty minutes from King's Cross, which is close enough that I can be in a room by early evening and still have the night in front of us. It is also small, well lit and full of people who know each other, which changes how a booking here is best arranged.

Discretion in a town this size

Cambridge is not a city you disappear into. If you live or work here, the sensible shape is a suite on the edge of the centre rather than a hotel bar you might be recognised in, and an arrival that does not go through reception together. I dress for the building I am walking into. In a hotel like that I look like a woman meeting someone for dinner, because that is the point.

A number of the people who book me here would rather not book here at all, and take a room in London instead and make a night of that. That is often the better answer, and it is worth saying out loud before you decide.

The shape of a Cambridge booking

Half a day upwards. Late afternoon into the evening is the usual, and the ones that work best have dinner in them. There is time to sit and talk before anything begins, which matters more than most people expect: an hour of ordinary conversation does more for a first session than any amount of reading beforehand.

If you want me to stay through to the morning, say so when you write rather than on the night. It changes the room, the train and the shape of the whole thing.

Who books me out here

Academics, people in the science and technology companies around the city, and a fair number of men who have carried this for twenty years without telling anyone. Long-standing responsibility and a first session are a very common pairing, and neither embarrasses me. If you have never done this, say so in the first line and it will be built around that.

What we can do in a room here

Traditional femdom and BDSM, bondage and rope, tie and tease, sensory deprivation, worship, over the knee and corporal punishment, strap-on play arranged beforehand. Anything needing fixed points or heavy furniture depends entirely on the room, so raise it early and I will tell you what is possible rather than discovering it with you on the night.

Arranging one

The mechanics of travel, the room and what the half day covers are on the outcall page. When you write, give me the date, the hours, whether the room is booked, and whether you want dinner in it. Send that here. If you are in Cambridge and would rather come to me instead, London is the other half of the answer.

Questions people ask

Do you see people in Cambridge?

Yes, as an outcall from London. Cambridge is under an hour from King's Cross, so an evening booking is straightforward. Half a day is the minimum.

Is Cambridge discreet enough for this?

It is a small city where people know each other, so a suite away from the centre is better than a hotel bar. Some people prefer to take a room in London instead, which is often the better answer.