The Chelsea Cloisters building in west London is said to house mainly Eastern European sex workers who go for lunch wearing pyjamas and stock up on kinky toys from nearby shops. The Chelsea Cloisters building in west London has even been described as 'the ten floors of whores' by people allegedly turning a blind eye to sex workers inside. Owned by millionaire Tory donor Christopher Moran, the building is said to house mainly Eastern European sex workers, according to an investigation by The Sun.
The girls are reportedly now so comfortable with their set-up, they go for lunch in groups wearing pyjamas and stock up on sex supplies from nearby shops. The building hit headlines last year after it was revealed a police officer and his wife were flying in prostitutes to work out of the flats. Ivett Szuda, 32, and her British husband Karl Ring, 34, were found guilty of trafficking and sexual exploitation. During the investigation into the ongoing sex scandal, a reporter posing as a punter finds booking a girl inside the Cloisters building is quick and simple.
He reports how a man answered with a greeting of: "Always Escorts, how can I help? She lies on the bed and is shocked to learn that he only wants to talk, before the undercover reporter goes on to ask questions about the sex operation inside the building.
But, despite this, the woman claims she enjoys her lift inside the Cloisters building, telling the reporter: "It is like a hotel, you know, so it is normal you pay more. If you go outside of London it is very different. The woman explains how she has been working as a sex worker in the building for two years after first coming to London and working as a waitress before being convinced by a friend to try prostitution.
The woman goes on to stress how she is not forced to work and that she does not have a pimp, but prefers to work with an agency because "it's more protected and the people who come are more nice".
