Hotel meets help

[JasonMoran3633]

I’m just wondering how do you approach hotel meet ups? I get anxious that the reception won’t let you up to the room if you aren’t a guest

Have you ever had issues with a hotel meet

[TommyH123]

Watch out for the bear traps just inside the main door, use some hanging vines to negotiate this, veer left to avoid the machine gun nest as you head to the lifts, screw off the control panel and cut the blue wire, not the red…the blue, always keep an eye out for security ninjas, tricky bastards…good luck 007.

Or

Just stroll past reception into the lift and head to the room, man up, it’s a ride you’re going for, it’s not black ops, you’ll be grand 👍

[pegmyass85]

I've never had any issue with hotel staff. I've just walked by reception to the lifts. A lot of hotels have now fitted card readers in the lift that will only let the lift move from the ground floor once you scanned your room card. So when you get to the lifts you have to call the lady in question and wait for her to come down and bring you up.

[Privet]

Always wonder why this is such an issue, lots of non guests in every hotel every day for lots of different reasons so no need not to be relaxed in a reception area. If you’re unsettled head to the loo, the bar or just chill in reception until you get your bearings. If you want to avoid a key card issue use the stairs every hotel has fire exit routes so that is an option. If that seems like to much of a physical strain just go up one floor of the stairs. Generally the key cards are only require to head up from the ground floor after that the lift is free access which I would imagine is a fire safety regulation

[liffey]

Generally the key cards are only require to head up from the ground floor after that the lift is free access which I would imagine is a fire safety regulation

The fire safety regulations require that a properly installed lift will go down to the ground floor and stay there (usually without stopping). Lifts with key cards will always let you leave.

it's absolutely forbidden under fire safety laws to impede exit from a building and while enforcement of regulations in this country is generally shite hotels are one place the rules are abided by.

In case of fire, use the stairs.

[Noregrets]

People overthink things.

Hotel X, 100 rooms, almost full with maybe 30 rooms having 2 people in them. Plus bar, coffee area, etc the staff really don't care qnd are just going thru the motions. As for management generally if they know a lady is booking a room on a very regular basis will be more than happy with her money unless they get complaints.

So now imagine there's 10 rooms close to the escorts room, and the occupant may enter and leave it maybe 4 times in a day. What chances they would even know who is in a different room or care.

Hotels are prefect.

[Macdragon76]

The best hotel visit recently;

Pulled into underground car park. Lift in basement, up to flr.

Enjoyable visit.

Back down on my merry way.

Not seen by anyone bar herself! Very discreet!

[Nononsense111]

Have used hotels countless times and always just stroll past no issue.

Spotlight effect bro, these people are probably thinking about their food shop after work or what their latest Netflix series

[Joelegs]

Here we go again, an other hotel thread. I don't care for hotels, but have used them.

It depends on the hotel, but just walk in and look as if you are supposed to be there. Have a coffee or a drink at the bar, been seen enough to look relaxed, but don't dray attention to yourself.

Get the room number and floor and go there. Try to avoid cleaners, but if you do bump smile politely and say 'hi'.

Don't over think it.

[SteveB]

Escorts usually know what they are doing.
If the hotel was unsuitable, for example "reception won’t let you up to the room if you aren’t a guest" they would not use it.
Hotel rooms are used for a lot of things. Job interviews and meeting clients, clients that is, other than escort's clients! You are just another anonymous person unless you look out of place.