Discrete locations

[shyguy4u]

Hey ladies hope your all having a wonderful Christmas! Well looking for exactly what the title says, discrete locations for meets as I am quite a shy person and even though I know there is nothing wrong with meeting an escort, this world can be ignorant. So any hotels where the entrance/exit is away from the reception so you can just leave the key in the room and leave unnoticed or any secluded cottages ect because although I'm shy at first I warm up quickly and can be loudish in bed.

[shyguy4u]

Nothing ladies? Got someone I'm waiting to book near Heathrow just need a location, any help would be appreciated.

[Ana_X]

Are you the one providing the service? My advice would be start pounding pavements and popping in to hotels for a look around and seeing for yourself if they provide the level of discretion you're seeking.

[shyguy4u]

Are you the one providing the service? My advice would be start pounding pavements and popping in to hotels for a look around and seeing for yourself if they provide the level of discretion you're seeking.

No a punter, just thought I'd post in this section as you all would have the most insight to the question. I may just have to do that although if anyone knows of anywhere pm me. Thanks.

[Strawberryblonde]

Most hotels are not bothered, people come and go, check out early/same day for all sorts of reasons. So long as the room is paid for, and not damaged there's no reason to feel the need to sneak around - in fact 'sneaking' can sometimes draw more attention. I'm always friendly with staff, breeze in, look like I know where I'm going, make eye contact IF they do, and even say "Hi" - if they do. It's only a problem if you make it.

Secluded holiday cottages may sound like a good idea, however can also be a nightmare to find especially if in an area of poor mobile signal, or on roads which are affected by the weather.

[shyguy4u]

Most hotels are not bothered, people come and go, check out early/same day for all sorts of reasons. So long as the room is paid for, and not damaged there's no reason to feel the need to sneak around - in fact 'sneaking' can sometimes draw more attention. I'm always friendly with staff, breeze in, look like I know where I'm going, make eye contact IF they do, and even say "Hi" - if they do. It's only a problem if you make it.

Secluded holiday cottages may sound like a good idea, however can also be a nightmare to find especially if in an area of poor mobile signal, or on roads which are affected by the weather.

OK thanks for the advice, you make some good points, much appreciated, hope you all enjoy the rest of the year and have a great New Years!

[annabelle]

Shyguy, so you are shy but loud later, ha ha ha............ sorry but I find it hilarious.

However, what I would recommend is to do the opposite: be confident when you book a hotel and respect 'your room' later. You should have no problems otherwise, as mentioned by many people earlier.