Does 4/5 stars hotel in downtown Montreal require swipe room card in elevator? If I have to go down and pick SP up, does hotel staff recognize they are SP? What are some ways to make it lower profile, such as “I am wearing a blue jacket, don’t talk to me when you see me but follow me to the elevator”?
Does hotel staff recognize outcalls?
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First question is answered mostly here (https://merb.cc/xenforo/threads/non-keycard-hotel-list.200992/post-1761206) and I don't think there needs to be any cloak and dagger stuff to meet someone downstairs unless you do something weird when you greet them but the second question is a great one for sps I haven't seen asked before (maybe before my time). Do you get recognized by staff, or other clients, at hotels?
sure they can, age disparities... physical disparities, how she's dressed... all play into detection.
There’s not many good hotels in this city so I tend to always go to the same sometimes more than once in the same week. I never look at the staff, not because I’m rude but out of discretion. I know these hotels very well so I’m never in the lobby confused and lost like Bambi.
You can always tell the SP to meet you by the elevator and wait inside for her to be there. Staff won’t see you unless they have cameras in the elevators.
That’s what I used to do when I was hosting from hotels, never had any issues
You can always tell the SP to meet you by the elevator and wait inside for her to be there. Staff won’t see you unless they have cameras in the elevators.
That’s what I used to do when I was hosting from hotels, never had any issues
My two cents, and how I've done, is behave normally as if you were meeting a friend, colleague or familly relative. The least conspicuous you look the less people will pay attention
That's what I think. It's weirder when two people see each other, they follow each other but they don't talk. Just act as if you're friends, old acquaintances, nobody will notice regular interactions.
That is also my opinion, the fancier hotels probably train staff to notice certain things
if the ladies have been to the same hotel multiple times they will probably get recognized, but if there haven't been any incidents in the past I don't think the staff really cares.
If the SP is hosting out of a hotel, i would guess at least the cleaning staff notices... multiple towels, multiple sheets per day, thrash can ect...
A SP that toured in Toronto and would often use the same hotel told me she started noticing that she would very frequently be assigned a room on a floor where she would bump into other SPs and very rarely into families so she was convinced that the front desk would notice at check in and assign rooms accordingly
Maybe they simply assign rooms depending on if you're traveling alone or in family?
I think so too. I don't think they have any data "intelligence" out of now the clients name, frequency, etc.
i don't think she was referring to data intelligence, she was alluding to the fact that she has a very pornstar look, lip fillers, big boobs, long nails ect and there were always other women on her floor with the same type look but not families so she assumed that at checkin the staff would notice and put them on the same floor,
I think you are being a little bit paranoid, and that keycard elevator thread is filled with paranoia. I also think it's naive to believe that hotel staff are oblivious to hotel hookups and will somehow be ruffled if they see you with an escort in your room.
Let me tell you a story from the summer of 2002. The time was July 4th weekend- Jazz Festival in Montreal. The place was the Delta Centreville (it no longer exists, but the rooftop of the hotel had a revolving restaurant at the time). It was located on University Avenue, now known as Robert Bourassa Boulevard.
I booked a 4 hour date with an escort from Allisa of Montreal. We went for dinner and then came back to the room. After a torrid hour of sex, both of us were laying naked on the bed. I was nude face down, she was nude face up, on top of the bedsheets. Full nudity. As we lay there, out of breath, we suddenly heard three fast knocks at the door. The knocks were in such rapid succession that I hardly had time to open my mouth and breathe, let alone speak any words. Before I could get off the bed, the doorknob twisted and the cleaning lady stepped into the room. Seeing me and the escort, both fully nude in the bed, she let out a low moan and then said "sorry! Sorry! Sorry!" After which she turned around and hurriedly closed the door, as if to unsee what she just saw. It was obvious she expected the room to be empty but instead, much to her shock and unwitting voyeurism, she found out otherwise.
The next day when my room was cleaned I found on the bed some extra chocolates.
I didn't see the voyeur cleaning lady again, but if I did I would have thanked her as the chocolates were superb. This was back in the day when hotels actually did cherish their guests and give them complimentary treats. I left a $20 bill on the dresser as tip at the end of my stay.
Moral of the story: you don't need to be in the lobby to be recognized by hotel staff as being with an escort. Can happen any time anywhere.
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He's a little hard boiled for this light hearted discussion. Probably more like an Am Caulfield. lolThey call Bernie Gunther
When I go down to meet my date, I wear a distinctive disguise so that the escort will instantly recognize me and the hotel staff won't know who I am. Try it--works great!
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