Hotel Meets

[Aberlad]

I’d had a look to see if much else had been said on this subject and struggled to pin point a specific thread so apologies if this has been discussed before.

I’ve been in the punting game for a good while but never met someone in a hotel.

I’ve got something lined up but very nervous about entering the hotel as it’s obviously a lot less discreet.

Any pointers or tips to get over this and just look like a normal resident?

Any help appreciated  for a hotel novice

[timmy1]

Its simple enough, text or call the SP when you are outside the hotel that you are there, dont go in until she has told you the floor and room number, walk in straight to the elevator and up to the room.

[bigmike32]

Yeah most sps want to use hotels that require no key card for the lifts as to be as discrete as possible.

[Davey80]

I saw SexyGabby in a well known chain hotel across from the back of Waverley in Edinburgh

No key card needed and an alternative entrance from the street to the lifts nowhere near reception.

[pilgrim]

There a limited amount of hotels used in each major city. Most chains have a similar layout to each of their other ones. Pop into one if you know a few days beforehand which one the WG will be using, have a coffee, use the bathroom and checkout where the lifts are.
The WG is going to want you to be able to complete the transaction without you or her being compromised so she should be able to txt you a clear set of simple instructions on the day.
When you do walk in try and walk straight to the lift, if you have earphones in, a mask on and are playing with your phone, most folk wont bother you.
Most hotels have a lounge area where you can sit, read a paper, use your phone, have a coffee if you are early or been pushed back and dont want to be hanging around outside walking around the block.

[ik8133]

I've only ever met with SB's in a hotel, met one in the reception and we walked past reception to the room.  Another one I picked up in my car, again we both headed up to the room together.  The last one I met I was already in the room and she went to reception to ask about car-parking.  I then got a call asking if I was expecting a guest, she was a black 35 year old lady, I'm white heading towards mid-sixties!  Considering that there was almost a forty year gap between myself and the first two SB's, I'm sure the staff knew what was going on.  In one hotel they had only left towels for one quest, but came on their own accord with extra towels, coffee and toiletries after they'd seen me gp past reception!

I personally don't think you've much to worry about, just treat it like you are visiting an old friend and act like you were. 

[willie loman]

Met a couple of times in a hotel, had to hang about in the carpark once until the cleaner moved to another corridor.

[big-al93]

OP, are you asking about an incall to a hotel that the SP is working from? If that's the case then it's pretty much all been said, the staff generally couldn't give a shit unless you are making a noise, looking particularly suspicious or otherwise drawing attention to yourself.

If you are talking about booking a hotel to meet with an escort coming to visit you, then either do all the things mentioned to help you get in for her or ask if she knows the layout, there's a good chance she has visited that hotel several times before. Can also be a good idea if booking specifically to see an outcall only escort, to ask for suggestions of hotels that she is happy to visit or of any that she would not, as they are likely to know which ones need a keycard. Once you are checked in send the lady in question your room number. Again really nothing to get excited about.

[mills_and_bhuna]

Met a couple of times in a hotel, had to hang about in the carpark once until the cleaner moved to another corridor.

both times?
I've never had an issue with hotels .
The shower is invariably better.
Once I came across cleaners on the same floor. Just knocked on the door and she opened it.

[willie loman]

both times?
I've never had an issue with hotels .
The shower is invariably better.
Once I came across cleaners on the same floor. Just knocked on the door and she opened it.

just once, it was the girl who told me to wait outside until they had gone.

[ik8133]

just once, it was the girl who told me to wait outside until they had gone.

Maybe, the SP was more concerned than you.  This was the case with one of the SB's I met with, she didn't really like hotels and especially when I used the same one twice!

[Davey80]

Just remembered I saw GFE Audrey in a Glasgow Hotel east side of Merchant City - allegedly punter friendly according to her. 

It was key card only so she left it under a book I had to find in the lobby…took a while playing detective with a few observers having a coffee…just needed to brazen it out.  I guess the promise of pussy (and her huge tits) gave me the confidence!

[Jock D]

Just remembered I saw GFE Audrey in a Glasgow Hotel east side of Merchant City - allegedly punter friendly according to her. 

It was key card only so she left it under a book I had to find in the lobby…took a while playing detective with a few observers having a coffee…just needed to brazen it out.  I guess the promise of pussy (and her huge tits) gave me the confidence!

WTF

[mrwhite]

Just remembered I saw GFE Audrey in a Glasgow Hotel east side of Merchant City - allegedly punter friendly according to her. 

It was key card only so she left it under a book I had to find in the lobby…took a while playing detective with a few observers having a coffee…just needed to brazen it out.  I guess the promise of pussy (and her huge tits) gave me the confidence!

I saw a lass in a hotel with a keycard lift, she had an even more discrete way to get clients in. 
She asked you to call from outside and when you were on the phone told you to go straight to the lift, as soon as you told her you were in the lift she would press the button to call it to her floor before you even needed to press a button.

Her room was opposite the lift so she just popped out into the hall and called you up to her floor, before dashing into her room to get ready for you.

I thought it was a pretty clever way to beat the system.

[big-al93]

Smart thinking, in places where that would work, many with keycards, you can't get to the lift without the card, I guess it just depends on the layout and maybe if the keycard system was retrofitted.

[Keema]

A trendy hotel near Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre has an even more bonkers way to get to the rooms. It's key card on the ground floor but not from where the bar is on the 1st floor. Couldn't understand instructions to get to the bar from the sp - I gave up, called her down and we nonchalantly shared the lift with four other guests.

[mrwhite]

There was one hotel I visited in Glasgow (just once) where the lift was unrestricted, however on every floor the doors into the corridors where the rooms where was card controlled, so you could get to the right floor, but the SP then had to come and let you in the corridor.

Very inconsiderate of the developer I thought.

[Bru1901]

There was one hotel I visited in Glasgow (just once) where the lift was unrestricted, however on every floor the doors into the corridors where the rooms where was card controlled, so you could get to the right floor, but the SP then had to come and let you in the corridor.

Very inconsiderate of the developer I thought.

Some premier inns and travelodges doen south are like that

[Clattypats]

I’d had a look to see if much else had been said on this subject and struggled to pin point a specific thread so apologies if this has been discussed before.

I’ve been in the punting game for a good while but never met someone in a hotel.

I’ve got something lined up but very nervous about entering the hotel as it’s obviously a lot less discreet.

Any pointers or tips to get over this and just look like a normal resident?

Any help appreciated  for a hotel novice

Pilgrim has actually summed it up pretty well.
I like hotel bookings as I always got an extra buzz somehow.

Like he's said do a reccy of hotel/layout beforehand if need be. Might not always be possible depending on when you book and the time frame you might have.

Text when you arrive. If you don't want to enter the hotel beforehand find somewhere inconspicuous outside to stand thereabouts. I've stood at bus stops near hotels if there were any, or just walked around the block.

Your focal point will always be the lift so if unsure where it is on entering the hotel just ask the WG in comms. I've never been questioned by reception in any hotel I've punted as of yet. Some particular hotels the reception is right nxt to the lift so you may have to basically stand right in front of it. Just act like a guest as the reception staff will change shift wise so they won't particularly know when someone has checked in/out.

The only time I was nervy about one hotel I put ear pods in (no music on) so if I did get any convo from reception I could just play dumb, ignore it and get to the lift.

Good luck, hope it's not too nerve racking. Once you've done it, it will be like 2nd nature