Escort at a hotel

[genericus]

What’s people’s take on hotels? I feel kind of awkward when they say they’re at a hotel. There’s one I haven’t seen any reviews on. Any bad providers out if there?

https://www.leolist.cc/personals/fe...rush_service_2shots_hh_unlimited_hour-6016141

 

[Theguyfromvictoria]

Yep. Don’t like it.
You get the crappy hotel shower, she’s usually short on towels, there’s nowhere to really put your stuff, etc etc
Done it twice but now I stay away -

 

[ExpCharlee]

I’ve worked in hotels on tour and it’s been great. I bring extra towels and/or request extra from the front or steal them from the pool ? your experience will probably vary depending on the provider, and the hotel.

 

[80watts]

Actually the higher the class of hotel, higher service fees expect. Nicer the place to visit etc. And reputation of the SP. Many variables....

 

[Miss Hunter]

The OP posted her hotel address. Her ad has face pictures.
I think he should be more concerned about learning the importance of discretion

 

[SeekSteadyRegSP]

What’s people’s take on hotels? I feel kind of awkward when they say they’re at a hotel.

I have no concerns when they're at a hotel... I'd prefer that to a home environment.

It helps to somehow know the lay of the land of the hotel property, particularly just where to find the elevator.

BUT in this day and age, every random fool is standing around obliviously texting, so there is no way that any hotel desk person could pick ME out as the person texting the working girl upstairs for info on how to find the elevator at the hotel in my hometown to which I never go. Just walk in, act like you belong, and move with purpose.

Some of the ladies who are very methodical are extra efficient in a hotel environment with few distractions other than one client after another (comfortably spaced).


The first thing to do is LOSE the silly notion that anybody can pick you out as a monger going to service the charming delight on floor 23.

 

[Shanghai]

Fake photo, first off.

Next, search the hotel for any hits on it being commonly used by providers. Note that Hotels have to keep ID's for contact tracing in the event of a Covid infection, so cheapo hotels that accept cash and no ID are targets for flakey girls. Motels with doors that open to the outside so clients don't have to go through a lobby under watchful eyes are preferred choices of girls. Higher end providers prefer the security of elevators that may use keycard permission.

In the case of that particular ad (broken link), the picture in this thread was clear enough to do a reverse-image search on, and it comes up with the name Chelsea 6778, Gouranda Indian, (plus, this thread shows up since the Lounge is publicly accessible to Google), and other sites, indicating the image is stolen. (Use Chrome and the NooBox extension)

 

[Sprider69]

I've met providers at their hotel and never had any issues with it. My first considerations are if it is clean hotel in a "safe" neighbourhood. As stated a good provider knows she can get extra linens and will already have them.
I did walk from a couple hotels when it didn't seem discreet or was run down and seemed dirty. One you had to call the front desk with a service phone to get buzzed up the elevator. The elevator was in plain site to the front desk and that just didn't feel comfortable to me. I travel a lot and stay in lots of hotels. If there is a key card and she comes down to get you know it's not at all unusual for people to meet in a lobby and take off to their room...I've even done it with coworkers that are in town and not quite ready to go out to dinner. As long as her guests are being discreet and respectful to the other patrons my experience is the hotels don't care too much.
One time I met a lady and she had arranged room service that was leaving just as I was walking up to the door. The server turned to me and smiled and said "Have a good time" and went on his way.

 

[grizzly]

In my opinion, research is the key. Most travelling ladies work out of hotels. If you come across a travelling lady with no reputation, I would probably decline. A travelling lady with positive reviews, you're probably ok. I also know of some local ladies who only work out of hotels to protect their personal lives. Again, research is the key.

 

[take8easy]

I have done it in the past but the SP's were all local and very reputable. Last time I did it was in 2015.

But now, I just do not see them at hotels and I will not do it because firstly, I just don't feel safe for health, security and privacy reasons.
Secondly most of the girls at the hotels are out of towners and why would I see them when a. we have lovely ladies in our own city and b.not all, but in many cases, these girls charge more. Thirdly, these girls are here for a limited time so their schedules are very limited and it is hard to set up for me. Also, and feel free to disagree, I feel that the out of towners want to make the most of it quantity wise ... if you catch my drift.

Only exception would be if she is very reputable and/or I am desperate to see her. Which hasn't happened yet.

 

[cruefan]

Hotels are where I typically see 99% of the escorts and I feel 100% safe seeing them there.

A house or personal residence for an incall is where I start to get nervous.

 

[steverino]

I have not had much in the way of experiences at hotels but do recall in threads past that hotel security can be a challenge.

 

[Equity Market investor]

Many may be apprehensive visiting Escorts because : 1) someone recognizing them and wondering why they were at a hotel and 2) potential sting operation?

I absolutely love hotels stays. Its part of the gory of doing this job for me, Im so surprised that some people are nervous about seeing us in one. HUH, who knew.

I always bring extra linens and towels and the staff in hotels are generally not concerned about your business what so ever. Ive never had an issue and it had never even occurred to me that I might be monitored. In I have friends that work in the hotel industry that have told me they often refer guests to local agencies, so Im pretty sure that most dont care. Im a paying customer in a reputable hotel, end of story for me, they are there to serve me not question my guests.

 

[Equity Market investor]

It's been covered on Documentaries and I believe that topic has been discussed here on Perb. If I'm not mistaken, Richmond and Burnaby have had a few in the past. Some on here might have more insight on this.

Potential sting operation??? what???? really?? Oh my!

 

[cruefan]

Seeing a trusted provider at their hotel incall is always my preference.

I never once had a problem with the hotel security as I keep a low profile and just sit in the car until I am given the room number.

 

[Real Sonny Burnett]

I’m a fan of the hotel thing, but sometimes you run into the problem where you can’t get to the room without a key and then the sp has to come downstairs and get you.

It’s not a bad thing and/or deal breaker but it can happen. I guess that’s not a bad thing considering that means that it’s probably a nice hotel.

Be safe and have fun.

 

[westwoody]

sit in the car until I am given the room number.

Yeah the worst thing to do is wander around the lobby checking your phone over and over.

 

[cruefan]

Yeah the worst thing to do is wander around the lobby checking your phone over and over.

I agree.

Only a heat score would sit in the lobby playing with their phone while waiting for a room number. lol

 

[204fun]

Similar to what a few other WPG members have said so far, I'm quite comfortable doing an incall with an SP at a hotel. You realize pretty quickly that the hotel staff really don't give a damn what you're doing there and as others have said just walk in like you have a reason for being there and no one is going to ask any questions.Very few hotels in Winnipeg require a key card to get up to the room so that makes it quite a bit easier. I also appreciate when an SP get's a room with a king sized bed...just so much more room for activities

Condo locations aren't bad, but I do find that I feel a little bit more conspicuous going into a condo for an incall than I do arriving at a hotel, but that's just a personal preference.

 

[Bridge]

As a Peter Sellers fan I know I have to have a false moustache and dark glasses, speak to the concierge with an outrageous French accent, and try not to trip up the stairs!