Hotel Incalls

[204fun]

For those that have been seeing SP's since the Covid shutdown in November, have things been business as usual when visiting a hotel incall or have you noticed increased protocols put in place to monitor who is coming and going from the hotel?

Going to be getting back in the game shortly and just curious if anything has changed. When going to an incall at a hotel I usually just go with the confident walk-in and straight to the elevator, which always seems to work just fine. I'm guessing this is still the case, but wanted to check in case things are a bit different.

 

[giaebonyprincess]

Just ask the provider beforehand, in January some were taking temperatures and asking for my guests full name. I'm not high volume and I looked very business professional when I came to get the 2 and spaced out the bookings.

However each hotel and SP work differently.

Hope this helps

 

[GeeBeeP]

I wondered the same thing given the situation at restaurants wanting contact information. I called a couple of hotels and they seemed puzzled by my question. No reason to give any contact information unless you're a guest. My usual MO is to walk with my phone to my ear having a serious conversation so I don't have to engage with anyone at a front desk and head right to the elevators. It looks like that won't have to change.

 

[giaebonyprincess]

I wondered the same thing given the situation at restaurants wanting contact information. I called a couple of hotels and they seemed puzzled by my question. No reason to give any contact information unless you're a guest. My usual MO is to walk with my phone to my ear having a serious conversation so I don't have to engage with anyone at a front desk and head right to the elevators. It looks like that won't have to change.

Oh some will ask for your temperate and full name because (by law in some cities) encase there is a case of COVID19 contact tracing will notify all guest and visitors.

Things may have changed and again all hotels may have different requirements ?‍♂

 

[Sharj]

I wondered the same thing given the situation at restaurants wanting contact information. I called a couple of hotels and they seemed puzzled by my question. No reason to give any contact information unless you're a guest. My usual MO is to walk with my phone to my ear having a serious conversation so I don't have to engage with anyone at a front desk and head right to the elevators. It looks like that won't have to change.

Behave as you belong there! You have room you going to