Meeting at Four Seasons

[amber]

To the Gentleman @ Four Seasons who made plans to meet w/Amber​

To the gentleman that identified himself as Napoleon: Please be advised that our meeting today was impaired by circumstances out of my control. After arriving at the Four Seasons hotel, I was stopped by hotel staff at which time a room key was asked of me. Following my explanation of being in the hotel that evening visiting a friend residing in room 11xx, I was asked to reveal the surname of the guest. I said that I thought it was Napoleon. He checked. Nope, wrong name. He wouldn`t let me up so I tried to call you but the same problem arose from the phone guy. Aaaghhhh, so frustrating! Taking into consideration the fact that there had been no provision made to allow for my after-hours passage to the guest's room (responsibility of the guest), I was asked to leave. I had no recourse in this matter and offer my apology for our meeting not taking place. Hopefully, similar situations do not occur. Thanks again, maybe sometime we`ll manage to meet.

Sincerely
Amber

 

[Dremok]

Nicely put Amber. Let's hope Napoleon reads this. It is always necessary to know the surname of a guest before a hotel will put a call through to their room. Bad luck on getting stopped before you got in the elevator but again knowing the guest's surname is necessary if you are stopped and challenged. A frustrating experience for both of you.

 

[CEG]

Nicely put, unfortunately you have no other recourse or way to get hold of that person and I dont think it is wise to try and sneak up the service elevators etc.

 

[eweconer]

I am very impressed

WOW Amber,great effort.Nice to see your concern...

 

[doggyluvr]

Nevermind me.

 

[fun-time-guy]

You should probably invest in a cell phone.

Her post says that she tried to call but couldn't get past the switchboard without the guest's surname either.

FTG

 

[Very Veronica]

Four Season's needs seasoning

I would've told the nice hotel attendant that i was josephine and given him a wink and a fifty.

 

[hornydude]

Too funny!

Quote: "I would've told the nice hotel attendant that i was josephine and given him a wink and a fifty."

Although if I were an sp, I would be a bit suspicious of a client who's name was "Napoleon".

If you get a call from a "Ross Ewage" or "Ivan Atinckle".....don't go

 

[Captain Bly]

I always find arranging to meet in the lobby or the bar works better in the case where the hotel is funny about people, or has been the case recently, requires a room key to get the elevator to work.

 

[Very Veronica]

You have chosen your name well, Cad.

 

[amber]

In response

Was it really late? Were you dressed provocatively?
I just find that weird, I've never had problems, i wonder if they are cracking down or something.

I`ve never had problems before either. The weird thing was that I was dressed very conservatively, dress pants and a long wool coat. I arrived there at 11:30pm, not too late at all. It was an embarressing experience and I guess I learnt a lesson. I appreciate all of your input. Have a good day!!

Amber

 

[Captain Bly]

You have chosen your name well, Cad.

Well said Ms. Veronica

 

[Maury Beniowski]

To echo Captain Bly...

Always, always, always agree to meet in the Lobby (or preferably, the Lounge) for the following reasons:

1. Meeting in the Lobby makes you appear to be a business contact.
2. Your client is most probably using an alias.
3. You want to size up the client and any other situation before proceeding.
4. Many 5-star properties have increased their security procedures.
5. You want to touch up your make-up and pee downstairs instead of the client's bathroom.