First time escorting - hotel?

[submissivecinders]

Hi everyone

I am looking to escort but can't accommodate and don't feel safe doing outcalls. I was thinking about paying for a hotel room for a night and seeing clients during the day. 

Is hotel work safe? It would be a big one in Manchester. Also I have a 9-5 job so am terrified of getting caught by hotel staff.  Ideally I want to see 4-5 one day per week,  and they must have 20+ feedback. 

I'd be really grateful for your advice

Submissive Cinders xx

[sarahxxx]

Not done working from a hotel for a while, but did do it for 2-3 years.

Try to choose busy hotel chains that are business type hotels, lots of people coming and going, even better if the hotel has conference facilities, hotels near airports are good. This gives the client less chance of being spotted / standing out like a lost fish.

Avoid hotels that are too secure, your client should be able to get to the room without using a room key, you don't want to be up and down meeting guys as that can also draw suspicion.

Only give out the room number to guys when they arrive at the hotel, the odd one will still not turn up, say they are there when they are not.

Register on the hotel site as a business user, that way you can get loyalty points and special offers / prices / early check in - late check out. ( I used to have some hotels that I got a 12 noon check in and only paid an extra £20 for a 6pm check out the next day, giving me two good days work time)

Not sure what else I can tell you, better if you ask the questions.

Good luck.

Sarah x x x

[submissivecinders]

Not done working from a hotel for a while, but did do it for 2-3 years.

Try to choose busy hotel chains that are business type hotels, lots of people coming and going, even better if the hotel has conference facilities, hotels near airports are good. This gives the client less chance of being spotted / standing out like a lost fish.

Avoid hotels that are too secure, your client should be able to get to the room without using a room key, you don't want to be up and down meeting guys as that can also draw suspicion.

Only give out the room number to guys when they arrive at the hotel, the odd one will still not turn up, say they are there when they are not.

Register on the hotel site as a business user, that way you can get loyalty points and special offers / prices / early check in - late check out. ( I used to have some hotels that I got a 12 noon check in and only paid an extra £20 for a 6pm check out the next day, giving me two good days work time)

Not sure what else I can tell you, better if you ask the questions.

Good luck.

Sarah x x x

Hi

Thank you so much for your advice.

Can I use a fake name at the hotel?  How safe is it regarding problems with clients?

xx

[Strawberryblonde]

Not done working from a hotel for a while, but did do it for 2-3 years.

Try to choose busy hotel chains that are business type hotels, lots of people coming and going, even better if the hotel has conference facilities, hotels near airports are good. This gives the client less chance of being spotted / standing out like a lost fish.

Avoid hotels that are too secure, your client should be able to get to the room without using a room key, you don't want to be up and down meeting guys as that can also draw suspicion.

Only give out the room number to guys when they arrive at the hotel, the odd one will still not turn up, say they are there when they are not.

Register on the hotel site as a business user, that way you can get loyalty points and special offers / prices / early check in - late check out. ( I used to have some hotels that I got a 12 noon check in and only paid an extra £20 for a 6pm check out the next day, giving me two good days work time)

Not sure what else I can tell you, better if you ask the questions.

Good luck.

Sarah x x x

Hi

Thank you so much for your advice.

Can I use a fake name at the hotel?  How safe is it regarding problems with clients?

xx

No premises are ever totally safe, there have been assaults and even overnight imprisonments in popular, busy, city centre hotels.

I book in my real name, never had a problem, and not had to worry about anything, but if you have a verifiable set of alternative details you can back up if asked I don't see why not.

I've used smaller hotels because I don't have much choice (which is against general advice) and been absolutely fine, but I'm not working on high turnover.

[JKay]

Hi

Thank you so much for your advice.

Can I use a fake name at the hotel?  How safe is it regarding problems with clients?

xx

Hotels require ID even when paying cash they will ask for a debit or credit card to swipe as a record.
Look for hotels with bars/restaurants so staff are kept busy.
Ask for a room on the same side as the front entrance so you can get eyes on the punter from your room before you give out floor and room number. 
Don't forget to book for two people so the room has double the towels, blag a few extra when you see staff that did not book you in.

[sarahxxx]

I believe using another name is possible if you purchase a "pay as you go" credit card in another name and use that. Nothing illegal in doing that if you are not committing fraud, evading tax etc.

Sarah x x x

[Nova70]

Hi Cinders, if you live in Manchester and you have time do a recce on a few hotels that way you see them from the punters point of view, do the staff take much interest of those coming in, are the lifts key carded, it's always good to choose a place that incorporates a public bar or restaurant because the staff take even less notice of the comings and goings, when you relay the room number to clients give them an idea of where the lifts or stairs are that way they won't have to hesitate when they enter the lobby, I've walked in and gone down a dead end once or twice then had to go back past reception looking like a twat.