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Professor4

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I'm a 55year old looking for my first punt. Is it best to go for an apartment or hotel? Was going to see a girl last week but when she was in a hotel it put me off. In your experience is there much difference with regards to discretion, security etc. Will hotel staff question you etc?

mediumjoe

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Hi Prof and welcome,  personally speaking, I prefer to see  independents in their own home.   They don't have the same overheads as a rented apartment or even worse an hotel so are not so inclined to have a conveyor belt service. 
A lot of it is down to personal preference, I prefer a housewife earning a bit on the side type, rather than the full blown porn star experience (pse) covered in  tattoos, I also prefer them a little older with a little bit of hair down there rather than shaved like a turkey.
But hey we're all different.

 Recommend you read up on puntingwiki re advice on your first punt, it's all a bit of a  minefield for the uninitiated, best of luck and report back.  Joe

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I'm a 55year old looking for my first punt. Is it best to go for an apartment or hotel? Was going to see a girl last week but when she was in a hotel it put me off. In your experience is there much difference with regards to discretion, security etc. Will hotel staff question you etc?

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keel

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Personally for me makes little difference as have been to both a number of times, I am more interested in the girl and the overall experience. I find hotels ok and have never had a problem with staff etc I sometimes wonder if some of the staff no and turn a blind eye.

cain

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I personally have no issue walking into a hotel, plenty of legit reasons to be there just relax walk in job jobbed.

mcgee121

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Yeah find an SP that has her own apartment.  It feels more discreet and it has a more "homely" feel to it.

Offline TPreston

A great excuse I've seen on her when walking into a hotel is that you're meeting someone for an interview. Thats just if the staff collar you, more like likely the girl will have done her research and have a hotel with no key card and laissez faire reception desk.

Offline agcnospam

You could turn it round a bit and book a hotel or apartment (e.g. Airbnb) yourself, then arrange an outcall. That takes a bit of the stress off you, and many WG's are happy to do outcalls to hotels (perhaps less so to apartments - best to check with the WG first).

If you want the name of hotels which are punt-friendly let me know and I will send you a PM.

Cheers and happy punting

Offline Chorley

It's purely a personal preference, but I just don't feel comfortable seeing WG's in hotels.
I know some will say I'm being paranoid but there's too much potential for stuff to go wrong IMHO. :thumbsdown:

Offline mrdiamond77

I prefer to book girls who are in apartments mainly.  I have seen girls in a hotel a few times and I am now getting used to it but the first couple of times can be nervewracking.  If you do book a girl who's in a hotel best to check/ask the girl in advance where the lifts are and just make your way to her room as naturally as possible.  It gets easier to cope with it all after a while.

Offline Anadin

I prefer their apartment as WGs get kicked out of hotels and that's hugely embarrassing if you get caught up in that shit. I almost did and I'm always a bit worried about being challenged even though it's never happened to me so I kinda hate hotels. That being said if it's a big chain hotel generally you can just walk in and no one will bat an eyelid as there's so many people coming and going.

Offline pewpewpew

Fuck hotels. Ive done a few hot meets and all went ok. Never happened but if i was questioned by staff I'd probably just mumble and bumble and act so nervous that they'd call mi5

Offline latecomer

Personal choice, but I've seen girls in their own/rented apartments and also in hotels.  I've got no problem going to hotels.  Strut in some minutes before the meeting as if you own the place, sit down, look at your watch then after a while phone the girl and strut off down to her room.  I've never known the staff to take a blind bit of notice.

Offline Marmalade

A lot of girls rent or share an apartment to work in so not strictly their own home. But it at least has one or two personal touches often as not. If a girl is paying for a hotel room, often as she's on tour, then for some people it might seem more clinical (for me, it just makes me more aware that she has to cover travel and hotel overheads out of her fee). I much prefer a local lass that lives and works in her own home, although it's rarer these days.

As for security I don't think there's much in it. The police can't bust the girl directly (if she's working alone) so not much danger for the punter with a regular-type prossie; they do however have 'purges' every so often when they feel like it-- at least they have in Scotland. The way they do it is to have a 'quiet word' with the hotel manager along the lines of, "Did you know there's a prostitute staying at your hotel?" -- after which she gets kicked out, even though she's not done anything illegal. Similarly with rented flats, though a bit harder, sometimes by making 'enquiries' to the neighbours, that usually gets them hassled so much that they move. These things are relatively rare though, when the police have fuck all else to do. So not worth worrying about really I think.

Some hotels are easier than others for entering discretely. Bear in mind they are not really interested in her visitors unless she's being OTT (10 customers a day or needing five times as many towels). You wouldn't worry if you were meeting someone for a normal business meeting so treat it the same way. She'll give you directions on room number and ask her where the lifts are if you feel nervous. If reception asks if they can help I just say, no I'm fine thanks.