The difficulty using hotels for escorts

[JennyIrish]

Was quite easy for me. Shouldn't have been coz not a lot of black people in hotels but I've a homeless person vibe about me when I'm touring. If its not an oversized and mostly from pennys men's section, I ain't wearing it. My issue was towels. I use A LOT of them and I KNOW housekeeping know who takes their towels. I always left a tip after I'd already cleaned the room for housekeeping and never had an issue.

I’ve pmD you about towels

[Irelandbeautyyy]

I’ve pmD you about towels

Let me know too please if you have some special trick.

I have always my heart attack when i take towels when cleaner is behind the corner

[Joelegs]

I have skimmed through some of the comments guys.

The lady in question was always very careful. She screens her clients and prefers long bookings. She only saw a couple of clients a day and stopped working early. I don't know about her friend.

The main issue is that Derry is a small place full of busybodies. Everyone in the city knows someone and the rest of the people have their noise stuck in someone's business. Belfast, Dublin are a different kettle of fish. Thede cities are bigger, busy and full of faceless people. Hotels are bigger and full of more foot traffic. Perhaps, the management don't even care if everyone's behaviour is discreet.Derry and Letterkenny are very different beasts.

I heard that a couple of months ago there was an altercation in this hotel. Last month I heard another girl was asked to leave this same hotel.The altercation may have been the thing that set things off. With that said, clients have a role to play in remaining decreet as well.


It was clear that the hotel knew the two ladies in my post were escorts when the positioned them beside CCTV in a trap to catch them out.The question is why did they accept their booking in the first place?

It seems to be that the hotel accepts the booking, in some cases for a week. On the first visit with a client they then ask the escort to leave and threatens to call the police. but they always keep all the money for the remaining nights booked. It could be argued that the hotel should refund the women for the remaining nights. In my opinion, there seems a bit of scam on the hotels part afoot.

However, my advice to advertisers and clients alike is to avoid a city hotel, in Derry, with a pay and display car park opposite it and the River Foyle to the right of it. The management seem to have cracked down on escorts working from there.

I posted this thread to promote discussion, but to also try to save escorts and clients the embarrassment of being asked to leave, or questioned if indeed they did call the police. Perhaps, this is my last goodbye to the community, but my intentions were honourable, l can back to try to save some others the same terrible experience in this hotel.

[AmyTantraMassage]

I’ve pmD you about towels

Legend xox

[AmyTantraMassage]

I have skimmed through some of the comments guys.

The lady in question was always very careful. She screens her clients and prefers long bookings. She only saw a couple of clients a day and stopped working early. I don't know about her friend.

The main issue is that Derry is a small place full of busybodies. Everyone in the city knows someone and the rest of the people have their noise stuck in someone's business. Belfast, Dublin are a different kettle of fish. Thede cities are bigger, busy and full of faceless people. Hotels are bigger and full of more foot traffic. Perhaps, the management don't even care if everyone's behaviour is discreet.Derry and Letterkenny are very different beasts.

I heard that a couple of months ago there was an altercation in this hotel. Last month I heard another girl was asked to leave this same hotel.The altercation may have been the thing that set things off. With that said, clients have a role to play in remaining decreet as well.


It was clear that the hotel knew the two ladies in my post were escorts when the positioned them beside CCTV in a trap to catch them out.The question is why did they accept their booking in the first place?

It seems to be that the hotel accepts the booking, in some cases for a week. On the first visit with a client they then ask the escort to leave and threatens to call the police. but they always keep all the money for the remaining nights booked. It could be argued that the hotel should refund the women for the remaining nights. In my opinion, there seems a bit of scam on the hotels part afoot.

However, my advice to advertisers and clients alike is to avoid a city hotel, in Derry, with a pay and display car park opposite it and the River Foyle to the right of it. The management seem to have cracked down on escorts working from there.

I posted this thread to promote discussion, but to also try to save escorts and clients the embarrassment of being asked to leave, or questioned if indeed they did call the police. Perhaps, this is my last goodbye to the community, but my intentions were honourable, l can back to try to save some others the same terrible experience in this hotel.

Hotels are better for 2-4 days not a week. And to not work day of checking in so you can figure out how the hotel operates regarding cleaning post check out and whatnot. Housekeeping is sometimes cleaning till 5-6pm!

[Joelegs]

I think its always “chain reaction”. I mean in this case its not only about us… its about all escorts how they behave in hotels. Its very important how previous escort behaved before us. Its why some hotels were workable and now there are not anymore. And this “chain reaction” is about everything in the business. What one escort does, it affects all of us later. I mean mainly an accomodation, rates, service. I wish every girl would realise it.

You hit the nail on the head. There was an argument between an escort and client some months ago in her room, in this hotel. With that said, the lady asked the man to leave because he was rude and treated her like a something scrapped off his shoe. He then kicked off, shouting when she asked him to leave. In my opinion the buck stops with this client, the woman had every right to ask him to leave. It is my opinion that this one bad client messed up things for everyone.

[philipkntz]

One thing to remember regarding hotels, especially in smaller towns, is that no matter how discrete the escort is, a high proportion of clients will be recognised by staff as repeat visitors.

[annabel taylor]

I know I'm retired, but I thought this information would be useful for the members of the community living in and about the Northwest and escorts who work out of hotels there.

Hotels have been the subject of many threads. This week, an escort who is a good friend of mine had a rude awakening about working in hotels. She has worked from a well known, city hotel, in Derry for years without any issues. This city hotel has been the venue for many a pleasant morning for me in Derry and holds great memories.

The escort in question and her friend checked in separately. The hotel placed them in different floors, in rooms opposite the lifts. These rooms were covered by CCTV outside the lifts.

My friends colleague saw one client for a 30 min appointment. Directly after the appointment the manager knocked on her door and told her to leave, otherwise he would call the police.The hotel kept all the ladies money, no refund was offered for the remaining nights she had booked.

My escort friend contacted me in a very difficult and stressful position to ask my advice. She had seen no clients as yet, but had a 30min booking in one hour. She knew that the same fate was going to happen to her once she saw her client.

My advice was not to see the client. She knew that she would have to leave the hotel anyway. I told her it would be better for her to leave on her own terms and avoid the humiliation of being asked to get out. She had asked twice for a change of room, but the hotel refused, they had placed these ladies where they could monitor them with CCTV and funneled them into a trap.

As my friend had not seen any clients yet, technically she was just another guest until the hotel could prove otherwise. I told her to go to the reception and ask for her money back because the room was older, tired and shabby. I also told her to say she was a light sleeper and that the noise from foot traffic using the lifts would keep her awake all night. I further advised her that if they accused her of working as an escort to become angry, stand her ground and tell they how dare they accuse her. The important thing was to get out with a refund.

My escort friend took my advice and the manager gave her full refund and checked her out. The hotel needed evidence and without this they couldn't prove that she was working from their premises as an escort. However, they did let her know that they were monitoring the website and that her friend had been asked to leave. My friend just told them she didn't know what they were talking about and insisted on a full refund; fair play to her for standing her group and following through.

I worked for years in conflict and I was always trained to do the unexpected because it threw people off, to attack instead of runt and to withdraw out of a situation on my terms while staying in control of the environment around me. This is exactly what my friend did, the hotel never expected her to have the balls to walk up to the front desk and demand a refund; this threw them off guard.

I have heard that the city hotel in Derry that I am writing about has done this before to escorts. They have asked them to leave without refunding the money for the other nights they had booked that week.

So what do you think, are hotels still safe to visit escorts in, this city hotel in Derry certainly seems burned as a location for meeting ladies.

Perhaps, someone can advise escort their legal rights are if they are asked to leave a hotel; does the hotel have the right to keep all their money, or should the hotel refund the escort for other nights they had booked?

The city hotel I'm writing about was a great spot, but it seems that the management are now monitoring the website which is a real shame.

Perhaps, I have retired at just the right time lol. If anyone is interested I'm still loving my new way of life and being in a relationship. I have known this lady for 26 years and I have seen a whole new firey side to her that I didn't know existed.

So guys and girls if you are going to use hotels in the city say frosty and keep your head on a swivel because you never know who is watching you on CCTV lol!
While I was active I always preferred a quiet apartment to hotels and with this final thread I respectfully rest my case and say goodbye.

Joe ��

Some friend you are using her problems for a silly thread
Big note to them don't confide in you
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What if all they can find is a hotel now and u just scared clients from using hotels
Great mate

[IAmLIAm]

I actually think there's been a fair amount of helpful discussion in this thread. I see the ladies sharing tips they've picked up along the way in order help each other. I see the gents sharing experiences and reminding us that we always need the keep an awareness about us. Overall, I think everyone needs to make their own assessment of the risk they are willing to take. The more information one is armed with, the better decisions they can make for themselves.

Sure, I don't want to see any girls loose out on bookings, but I also don't want to see them used in some hotel shakedown. Nor do I want punters put in a position where they are harassed by hotel management or the authorities (if the managers are over zealous) because those stories would put a real damper on the bookings. If there is a known issues somewhere, then it's better to avoid that location.

I would even say this isn't limited to hotels. I know that many apartment buildings have CCTV in the corridors or at the elevators. Granted, it's typically not as actively monitored as a hotel but if complaints start rolling in it will get looked in to. This is why it's important for both parties to act appropriately. But if you're ignorant to this and treating your trip up to the room like you're headed to your mate's to watch MMA, that's probably not going to end up as a good situation for the girl (sometimes posts like this are a good reminder of that to some of the fellas). That's not meant to scare anyone off but hiding the facts doesn't make them go away. At least if we're made aware of certain situations we can take the appropriate precautions.

[TommyH123]

There’s no issues with visiting escorts in hotels, there never has been, it’s a tumble in the sheets not black ops, choose wisely and use common sense and all will be well.
If one good thing came out of this thread it’s the fact it’s fairly obvious that escorts are there to support each other, great to see, maybe instead of posting downer threads we as clients could just support them as well.