Hotel preferences...

[cameeindos]

I've never done a hotel outcall before, but would the escort want a drink provided? or hang out in the bar before "the action"? or is it just going into the room, paying the money, stripping off and banging lol.. seems stupid to ask, granted, but just something I'm curious about.

[Photo Mann]

In my experience . . .

The hotels I have been to, as with most, are not out of the way or secluded. In general escorts want to keep a low profile to say the least. They don't want management knowing the nature of their business. It will most likely be in and out. This has been my experience.

[Locomotion]

I've never done a hotel outcall before, but would the escort want a drink provided? or hang out in the bar before "the action"? or is it just going into the room, paying the money, stripping off and banging lol.. seems stupid to ask, granted, but just something I'm curious about.

If you want to bring something, it's best to ask first. i.e. no sense bringing wine if the girl doesn't drink.

First time, most probably just expect to be in and out. If you've seen the same girl a few times before, I'm sure she'd have no problem going out for dinner and drinks first.

It all, of course, depends on each individual girl.

Just ask!

[VanessaBell]

I generally don't accept food or drinks until I've figured the person out, as there's an obvious danger in that, combined with the fact that I don't even like alcohol to begin with. Everybody has their own safety preferences though, and I'm sure some escorts wouldn't mind a drink. As for hanging out beforehand and whatnot, it again depends on the person along with your own needs; for a large percentage of my own clients, conversation takes up the bulk of the session if not the whole thing, but I understand that's quite atypical. As the other poster suggested, it wouldn't hurt to ask her if you're really concerned.

[toban]

FYI, I have found wine to be generally acceptable

I've never done a hotel outcall before, but would the escort want a drink provided? or hang out in the bar before "the action"? or is it just going into the room, paying the money, stripping off and banging lol.. seems stupid to ask, granted, but just something I'm curious about.

My situation is somewhat different than most I suppose because I do not rent a room just for a one-time session. There being no T-girl escorts locally, I am forced to travel to some place where they may be, e.g. the nearest is Toronto. My hotel room then while there, is in effect my home for the duration of that stay. A refrigerator is a must and I usually have wine chilling. Since I prefer to chat a bit with a girl before anything physical gets underway, I most often offer a glass, which has seldom been refused.

I realize that accepting something like food or drink is fraught with risk for any girl, but in my experience, this has been a positive part of my ventures so I would encourage cameeindos to at least give it a try.

Maybe the reason for such acceptance is because both glasses have been poured in plain sight and sometimes from the same bottle?

Somewhat related: Drinking socially from those ultra thick and heavy glasses generally found in most hotel rooms does not seem fitting so I have always brought a pair of wine glasses from home. I’ve been carting the same long stem pair back and forth for over ten years now and despite the thumping by airline baggage handlers or my packing they are still intact!

[Rantsalot]

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How ironic is this thread. Just a week ago I saw Marketplace on CBC tv and they did a follow up show on Toronto's dirtiest hotels.

Link is here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/dirty-hotels-...bout-1.2100864

After one year from their initial testing the 6 hotels they tested made changes and excelled in cleanliness in one category but declined in another. After viewing the show I now will make sure to never stay at EconoLodge, Holiday Inn, Sheraton or Fairmont. Best Western and Super 8 are still "dirty" by comparison to other chains but they are the "best of the worst"

For future bookings I will make sure to find a hotel thats its own independent and bring my own personal care items like towels and such.

[Rockheart]

I've never done a hotel outcall before, but would the escort want a drink provided? or hang out in the bar before "the action"? or is it just going into the room, paying the money, stripping off and banging lol.. seems stupid to ask, granted, but just something I'm curious about.

It never hurts to have something to drink. A mini bar is good because everything is sealed to the escort may feel safer.
In general Tgirl escorts are not going to want to have a drink in the lounge first, mainly because they would be worried about being clocked and the manager thinking they are working. A GG escort may not have the same problem because tgirls will always be assumed to be escorts in a hotel setting. Girls are harder to determine.
Mostly I think they will want to go to your room and get down to business. Of course you could have a drink or talk a bit first to break the ice.

If your hotel needs keys for the elevator you should be prepared and go meet them in the lobby.
It is a little better than having them call up, as it may be awkward for them.
Generally they don't want to be hanging in the lobby too much in fear of being clocked as an escort.
You could say it is discrimination that they assume all TS are escorts, but 99% of the time it is the case.

How ironic is this thread. Just a week ago I saw Marketplace on CBC tv and hey did a follow up show on Toronto's dirtiest hotels.

Link is here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/dirty-hotels-...bout-1.2100864

After one year from their initial testing the 6 hotels they tested made changes and excelled in cleanliness in one category but declined in another. After viewing the show I now will make sure to never stay at EconoLodge, Holiday Inn, Sheraton or Fairmont. Best Western and Super 8 are still "dirty" by comparison to other chains but they are the "best of the worst"

For future bookings I will make sure to find a hotel thats its own independent and bring my own personal care items like towels and such.

I don't think I would blame a whole hotel chain for the cleanliness of one hotel. Most are still privately owned even though they belong to chain. Also it may not be the hotel as much as certain lazy maids.
The Sheraton in Toronto, for example, is a fantastic hotel and pretty clean in my experience.
Sure you can test the comforter or the remote control and you will find germs.
But seriously how often do you clean your remote at home, it is probably far dirtier than any hotel.

Independent hotels are not necessarily be better. They have no corporate standards, unions or other forms of organization.
You may be more open to theft from employees and get none of the benefits of a hotel chain.

Dirty by comparison is not specifically saying much. Most of these hotels are 100% cleaner than the average person's home or bed. Most people don't clean daily. How often do you take a black light to your home or send things to a lab? Never.

it is all relative.

[greep]

How ironic is this thread. Just a week ago I saw Marketplace on CBC tv and they did a follow up show on Toronto's dirtiest hotels.

Link is here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/dirty-hotels-...bout-1.2100864

After one year from their initial testing the 6 hotels they tested made changes and excelled in cleanliness in one category but declined in another. After viewing the show I now will make sure to never stay at EconoLodge, Holiday Inn, Sheraton or Fairmont. Best Western and Super 8 are still "dirty" by comparison to other chains but they are the "best of the worst"

For future bookings I will make sure to find a hotel thats its own independent and bring my own personal care items like towels and such.

I will not stay at an Econolodge or Super 8. I have stayed at the Best Western Primrose on Jarvis and for $99 it was a great deal. The room had a fridge stove and microwave and was clean and quite.

Side note, I was on Expedia last night reading peoples horrible reviews for 1 star hotels. I was like, what the fuck did you expect for $69 in DT Toronto!

And I agree Crag, The Sheraton is great place to stay.

[Franklinzed]

What about in Vegas?
Kinda fiending right now. /humblebrag/

[Alexis]

hmm...

I've never done a hotel outcall before, but would the escort want a drink provided? or hang out in the bar before "the action"? or is it just going into the room, paying the money, stripping off and banging lol.. seems stupid to ask, granted, but just something I'm curious about.

Well.. I like the Delta chain myself.. Too bad the Chelsea isn't a Delta anymore..

Dates.. I like dates.. Dinner, a bottle of wine.. Room service is good for that..

I don't really like the touring thing so I tend to try and book multi hour sessions and extended dates..

Hell I don't really go anywhere unless I get a 4 hour+ booking from someone..

It's not just work.. I try to make it fun.. sometimes.. less is more..

Most guys tho.. they tend to be more in and out. down to their business..