I visit alot of hotels. I tried doing incalls from them twice when I first started but they were a waste of time and money. I am wondering now if I should give it another bash but now I am more experienced it's strange to say I might be more nervous about it?! lol
At least I am more familiar with all the hotels though
I suppose there are a couple of issues (at least) to consider from a discretionary point of view.
If you know in advance who you're going to be seeing, through advanced bookings, you will (hopefully) know how discreet they are likely to be.
However if you get Mr Pillock who walks through the lobby on his mobile as he asks for directions to your room at the top of his voice, then things might get a tad tricky!
I know I have seen the nervous look in some girls eyes when they've asked me exactly where I called them from to get directions, until I reassured them that I was round the corner from the entrance, in the next street!
Jem - I think the answer is to think up a plausible story for why you might have lots of men visiting you. Make it so plausible that even you believe it.
The easiest one is to say that you are interviewing men for a new position in your company. The beauty of this is that it is actually the truth!
The hotel don't need to know that the company you mean is your personal company and that the position applied for is between your thighs!
Just an idea!
Hey PP, stop pinching my cover story !!
(22-11-2011, 00:09)Lady_Lust_XXX Wrote: [ -> ]Hey PP, stop pinching my cover story !!
Whoops! Sorry Linzi! It's just that good!
(22-11-2011, 00:06)Nick Meanswell Wrote: [ -> ]Jem - I think the answer is to think up a plausible story for why you might have lots of men visiting you. Make it so plausible that even you believe it.
The easiest one is to say that you are interviewing men for a new position in your company. The beauty of this is that it is actually the truth!
The hotel don't need to know that the company you mean is your personal company and that the position applied for is between your thighs!
Just an idea!
lol Yeah I've all that and I'm sure I could do it no problem. I got stopped on the way to a visit the other day and handled it fine.. We'll see in the new year maybe I'll give it another go. Not offering incalls is a big hindrance
Afternoon all, good topic. I have visited hotels in the past but am not comfortable for the following reasons. CCTV everywhere which makes me paranoid. (I know I am up to no good but to be on cctv everywhere heightens my guilt.) Always think a receptionist/porter/room maid is going to pop up and ask for my keycard etc. It feels somehow wrong going to hotel for sex. Weird I know but going to the lady's flat house etc feels like I am visiting a mate. I know what your thinking I am just being honest.
(22-11-2011, 17:32)simo22 Wrote: [ -> ]Afternoon all, good topic. I have visited hotels in the past but am not comfortable for the following reasons. CCTV everywhere which makes me paranoid. (I know I am up to no good but to be on cctv everywhere heightens my guilt.) Always think a receptionist/porter/room maid is going to pop up and ask for my keycard etc. It feels somehow wrong going to hotel for sex. Weird I know but going to the lady's flat house etc feels like I am visiting a mate. I know what your thinking I am just being honest.
Not thinking anything!! Totally your choice and if you're not comfortable in a hotel, chances are you won't enjoy your booking... Fair play to you!
Ive visited girls in hotels a few times and the only problem I have is the fear that as I pass reception they're going to ask if I'm a guest of the hotel. Last time I left as well the girl checked first outside the room and was good enough to let me hang around a minute or two as housekeeping was right outside the next room.
(22-11-2011, 18:21)ormingstoke Wrote: [ -> ]Ive visited girls in hotels a few times and the only problem I have is the fear that as I pass reception they're going to ask if I'm a guest of the hotel. Last time I left as well the girl checked first outside the room and was good enough to let me hang around a minute or two as housekeeping was right outside the next room.
Yeah I understand this concern totally... As I always have that thought before I visit a client's hotel room. As long as you are given good directions to the elevators you can just swan in like you own the place!
One tip for the budget hotels is to subscribe to the emails from
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/
which gives you advance warning of the room sales by eg. Travelodge, Premier Inn (£19 / £29 if I remember right). They sell out quick so you need to be ready when the sale starts...