Author Topic: Arranging a Hotel Outcall - is it more difficult now?  (Read 6256 times)

Offline shooter

Thinking about breaking my post CV punting duck with a Hotel outcall.  :yahoo: There are some good rates on Hotel nights atm.

 Anyone managed to do this? Are  Hotel staff checking more details and keping an eye on the comings and goings ( :lol:) more? Think I read somewhere that you have to fill in forms saying who is staying in the room with you and I dont fancy saying:

"Well, her working name is "Fuckmyarse_21" and her mate is "Swallow_your_load", will that do?"
:D :lol: :D

Seriously, just trying to work out how easy or difficult it will be before trying to trawl through AW to see who is still working (the lack of reverse bookings is a serious pain in the arse...  :mad:)

 :hi:

Offline billybobsmith

Couldn't say for sure really.

Tried getting an outcall on a couple of days I had a hotel last week and no luck getting hold of anyone.

Mentioned in another thread that I went outside a city centre hotel and met a girl from Seeking and went straight back upstairs afterwards.  Keycard access to the lifts or I would have left her to her own devices.
No issues.

Got a couple of nights in a Premier Inn and they've got keycard only access should I want to try something.

I've been walking in an out without any issues and seen others doing the same, but these were chain hotels rather than a small family run place.
Can't say if a single woman walking in would attract attention, or if a particular staff member might question something.  Meeting in a bar is probably out of the question.  Practically seen no-one in hotel bars and that's some place where you're going to stick out like a sore thumb and perhaps attract the wrong sort of attention.

I would possibly meet them outside and walk casually in with them, or at least give a fake room number (say 302 instead of 308 and then see if she comes upstairs / out the lift and intercept her - if reception do question her, at least you avoid getting a potentially embarrassing phone call)



Offline bedhedred

I have attended in calls at hotels within the past month. Wear a mask. Know where the lift is and head straight to it.

If it is a large hotel, you can head out, pick up the girl down the road, walk her in without being challenged.

If they are taking names and addresses, I would cancel out of the thing.

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The hotels I have been to it’s not been an issue. I just book a room for two. Some want the second parties name. I just put a woman’s name with my surname.

No one checks ID

Offline Foxtail17

Had one outcall to my hotel since ease of lockdown. No different from before to be honest. Met the lady in the car park, walked back in together.

Offline roger9

I have booked with a couple of the larger budget Hotels since Lockdown for an outcall facility.

Not much different than before except only 1 would take cash, the others wanted a card for the booking, (I have a pre-paid cash card which was accepted), and I also put down the lady's name as my wife.

In some ways you feel less self conscious as you're wearing a mask at check in !!

Offline Will2k

Had a staycation, one hotel was as close  to normal, just plastic screens and masks. Another hotel was key card access only, and only open access for check in.

Offline myothernameis

Thinking about breaking my post CV punting duck with a Hotel outcall.  :yahoo: There are some good rates on Hotel nights atm.

If your booking the room and staying overnight, most hotels will charge per room, so you could have your wife, girl friend, or escort overnight

As far as who you bring back to your room, its none of the hotels business, and on regular trips to Gatwick airport, I have had a escort stay over for a few hours

The only issue with escorts and hotels is, if the escort is using the hotel as an in-call location, some hotels dont like this, and as a guest you might be asked for  what reason are you here for

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If your booking the room and staying overnight, most hotels will charge per room, so you could have your wife, girl friend, or escort overnight

As far as who you bring back to your room, its none of the hotels business, and on regular trips to Gatwick airport, I have had a escort stay over for a few hours

The only issue with escorts and hotels is, if the escort is using the hotel as an in-call location, some hotels dont like this, and as a guest you might be asked for  what reason are you here for

That was the pre-pandemic world.

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The hotels I have been to it’s not been an issue. I just book a room for two. Some want the second parties name. I just put a woman’s name with my surname.

No one checks ID

I have had several hotel outcalls recently and done exactly the same. no issues

Offline keij

That was the pre-pandemic world.

I alway stay as a single guest, I never had any issue, pre or post pandemic. Some hotels require ID to check in but I have never seen hotels require ID for people visiting. I have a feeling many Radisson hotels ask for ID when check in, IHG/Marriott don't, this isn't a problem for me but try to avoid Radisson if it's a problem for you.

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I've had no issues at all with day rooms in London.

Offline shooter

 :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Thanks for all the replies.  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Sounds like it hasnt changed then, which is good news.  :drinks:

Now, I just need to get over my CV19: "..........should I..... shouldn't I?????????????????? dilema"    :scare: :dash: :lol: :D :lol: :D  :lol:

And then I will begin the task of trawling through my dwindling  :( outcall hotlist to see who is actually still available and wants to meet  :dance:  :cool:

 :hi: 

Offline shooter

I've had no issues at all with day rooms in London.

I had my last outcall in Feb via a Day room and the WG was stoped at reception  :scare: and asked where she was going! They called me in the room to see if she could come up to the room.   :dash: :scare:

First time ever, did put a bit of a dampner on it  :mad:

Offline DocJohnson

Hotels re-opened earlier this week and I am thinking about arranging my first hotel outcall soon.  I was wondering if any of you have arranged outcalls to some of the chain hotels in the past few days and what sort of measures are they taking re covid?

My plan is to do check-in myself and tell the hotel my girlfriend will be joining me later.  Later that day, I will then meet the SP outside the hotel (probably in a nearby bar) and walk in with her - hopefully straight up to my room.

My venue of choice is most likely a mercure, marriott or similar. Large and just about a 4* so that I can say as such to the SPs I want to book (some seem to insist on 4* or 5* hotels if doing outcalls).

What - realistically - could go wrong in this new world??

Offline 69shadesofblue

I’ve got my first outcall punt this weekend and the SP advised me to book a room for two guests. The hotel only wanted my name at booking.

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Hotels re-opened earlier this week and I am thinking about arranging my first hotel outcall soon.  I was wondering if any of you have arranged outcalls to some of the chain hotels in the past few days and what sort of measures are they taking re covid?

My plan is to do check-in myself and tell the hotel my girlfriend will be joining me later.  Later that day, I will then meet the SP outside the hotel (probably in a nearby bar) and walk in with her - hopefully straight up to my room.

My venue of choice is most likely a mercure, marriott or similar. Large and just about a 4* so that I can say as such to the SPs I want to book (some seem to insist on 4* or 5* hotels if doing outcalls).

What - realistically - could go wrong in this new world??

You don't need to tell them anything, and you may find they aren't particularly interested. Also many hotels did not close, the ones you name in London are likely to have been open most of this year so far.
« Last Edit: May 20, 2021, 07:58:47 am by Strawberry »

Offline Visionist

The only issue with escorts and hotels is, if the escort is using the hotel as an in-call location, some hotels dont like this, and as a guest you might be asked for  what reason are you here for

I was turned away from a hotel incall here in Italy a couple months ago. I studied the photos carefully so I could go straight to the lift, but they weren't clear and I got it wrong. Was challenged by staff and told "no guests in rooms". The girl even ended up coming downstairs and asking if I could go up, but nothing. Had to leave and wasted a morning, fuel and parking fees driving to the city in rush hour.

She was a flexible athlete type as well. Was kicking myself.

Offline Markc

Not sure about now but l seen a number of escorts when l have stayed in a number of Premier Inns
in Salford, Manchester. They all have keycard entry to go from reception to the rooms so if you
escort is with you there no problem. I used Secrets escorts mainly and when the lady arrived l got
her to ring from the car park and l went and and meet her.

I would usually sit and wait for her in the bar to call as if l waited in my room l would have to sit in my room
for her to call, walk through reception to meet her and then walk back a couple of minutes later with her.
By waiting in the bar the reception are going to remember you walking out a couple of minutes before.

I stayed in one for 3 nights once and had a different escort every night and never had any problems even
when l walked through with a women who was easily 30 years younger than me. I think the hotels will want
the business so may be happy to turn a blind eye.

Offline DDKK18

During the heat of the lockdown I called one place I was possibly going to stay to ask if it was OK to have a work colleague over so we can finalise items for the job. Their reply was thats OK but go straight to your room don't hang around reception and the Bar / Restaurant is closed as well.

Offline Malvolio

Hotels re-opened earlier this week and I am thinking about arranging my first hotel outcall soon.  I was wondering if any of you have arranged outcalls to some of the chain hotels in the past few days and what sort of measures are they taking re covid?

My plan is to do check-in myself and tell the hotel my girlfriend will be joining me later.  Later that day, I will then meet the SP outside the hotel (probably in a nearby bar) and walk in with her - hopefully straight up to my room.

My venue of choice is most likely a mercure, marriott or similar. Large and just about a 4* so that I can say as such to the SPs I want to book (some seem to insist on 4* or 5* hotels if doing outcalls).

What - realistically - could go wrong in this new world??

Nothing should go wrong here as it's now legal for two people to share a hotel room for leisure purposes.  You can also get her to wear a facemask as she walks in to minimise the chance of her being recognised as a WG (which is pretty slim to begin with).

Offline magnetico

"..........should I..... shouldn't I?????????????????? dilema"    

I've never spotted that move tag before  :scare:

Offline Purple_Bariquade

With the final restriction being lifted next month I imagine hotels are pretty much back to normal, maybe a slight delay in staffing if they let people and maybe more or less nosey about who you're bringing to your room.

I've got my first overnight planned for June, which was originally planned for December...!

Offline Home Alone

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The only issue with escorts and hotels is, if the escort is using the hotel as an in-call location, some hotels dont like this, and as a guest you might be asked for  what reason are you here for

It's a slightly different issue where the SP uses an hotel as her base for Incalls. I had one such appointment in an hotel earlier this week where the eating facilities and the bedrooms were each in a different building from Reception. The bedrooms could only be accessed by the SP as key holder for that building but at least it meant that I was spared the beady glance of an over-vigilant Receptionist.

I guess it would be similar where the hotel has leisure facilities which can be used by non-residents of the hotel.

Offline petermisc

I’ve got my first outcall punt this weekend and the SP advised me to book a room for two guests. The hotel only wanted my name at booking.
With many hotels, you are paying for the room, so it costs no more to put down two guests rather than just one.  I always do so, and ask for two key-cards when checking in ("other half coming later"), as often it means you don't get the grotty rooms they allocate to single guests.  And sometimes you get two sets of freebies.

Offline Taggart

What’s the current situation in Scotland with hotels? Got a biz meeting likely next month. And some evening entertainment may be apt.

Offline Home Alone

With many hotels, you are paying for the room, so it costs no more to put down two guests rather than just one.  I always do so, and ask for two key-cards when checking in ("other half coming later"), as often it means you don't get the grotty rooms they allocate to single guests. And sometimes you get two sets of freebies.

Now that's a really good tip, petermisc. I'd do that if I were planning any more Hotel meets.

Offline Rajsen

I'm planning an outcall in central London for next month hopefully and am planning to use DayUse.com as not planning to stay overnight. Only problem is that I don't want to book the room using my real name or pay with a CC.  Not paying with a CC doesn't appear to be an issue as many hotels on that site accept cash on check-in. However, I read somewhere in their terms or FAQ that their hotels require ID on check-in  :dash:, is that true as many on here have mentioned that they've not needed to show ID.
Does anyone have any recommendations of hotel chains where an ID or CC (for deposit reasons) are not required? I may just end up having to chance it and hope that the SP doesn't ask for the room booking details.

Offline KentAde

I'm planning an outcall in central London for next month hopefully and am planning to use DayUse.com as not planning to stay overnight. Only problem is that I don't want to book the room using my real name or pay with a CC.  Not paying with a CC doesn't appear to be an issue as many hotels on that site accept cash on check-in. However, I read somewhere in their terms or FAQ that their hotels require ID on check-in  :dash:, is that true as many on here have mentioned that they've not needed to show ID.
Does anyone have any recommendations of hotel chains where an ID or CC (for deposit reasons) are not required? I may just end up having to chance it and hope that the SP doesn't ask for the room booking details.

I used to use IBIS group, via External Link/Members Only
Never had any issues, and doesn't need a deposit paid......and never had to show ID at all....

Offline Kelgon85

I've actually got an incall tomorrow in the Travelodge London Docklands. My first punt since August 2020. I've been there before, pre-Covid. I'm a bit nervous, though. Has anyone been there recently? I don't want to get challenged and then banished.

Offline PaulRuff

No worries with hotels in my experience - just used the Village hotel in Cheadle this afternoon for a session with a fuck buddy...booked via Dayuse.

I arrived half an hour before her, she got in and to my room no issues, two hours fucking and on our way leaving separately.

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Offline Anadin

I wouldn't do an incall at a hotel now, all the receptions I've been too are manned 24 hours, I wasn't comfortable before but it's worse now. An Outcall is slightly different as for all they know she's your girlfriend so I can't imagine they'll care but I don't want to be say the 14th bloke in a row they've seen escorted to some girls room.

Offline Kelgon85

I wouldn't do an incall at a hotel now, all the receptions I've been too are manned 24 hours, I wasn't comfortable before but it's worse now. An Outcall is slightly different as for all they know she's your girlfriend so I can't imagine they'll care but I don't want to be say the 14th bloke in a row they've seen escorted to some girls room.

It’s a regular, and she doesn't work much anymore. She gave me her number to contact her once in a while. Now, I don't think she's seeing many tomorrow, maybe even just me, as she booked the room only this afternoon at the last minute. Also, I've looked the place up online, plus I've been there before. There are stairs literally opposite the front door when you walk in. So I'm literally just going to enter and go straight up the stairs.

Offline petermisc

I recently stayed in a major chain hotel in London that I regularly used pre-pandemic for outcalls, as it was so busy anyone could come and go anonymously.  Now it is as quiet as a morgue, two receptionists supervising a totally deserted reception.  They even locked the front door at 11pm.  They required contact details for anyone entering the hotel.  I was the only one in the breakfast room, whereas pre-pandemic you could struggle to get a table.  The receptionist remembered my name when I approached to check out.  Certainly no longer anonymous, and I wouldn't have felt at all comfortable booking an outcall to my room.  Conversely I stayed in a hotel in Birmingham that was exceptionally busy.  Outside the capital, there seem to be large numbers of homegrown tourists filling the hotels.  Whereas in London, the numbers are nowhere remotely near making up for the lack of foreign travellers and tour groups.  There are some bargain hotel rates available in London, because the hotels are so quiet, but because they are so quiet nowhere near as discrete as usual.

Offline Kelgon85

Well, I went yesterday. As I said, Travelodge London Docklands. Got in no problem. I think it helped that the one receptionist was talking to someone checking in. Also, I think they're still fairly busy. So yeah, just went in and up the stairs, then into the lifts. No issues. I guess it just depends. But with things slooooooooowly getting back to a sort of normal, I assume it will gradually become easier.

Offline petermisc

Well, I went yesterday. As I said, Travelodge London Docklands. Got in no problem. I think it helped that the one receptionist was talking to someone checking in. Also, I think they're still fairly busy. So yeah, just went in and up the stairs, then into the lifts. No issues. I guess it just depends. But with things slooooooooowly getting back to a sort of normal, I assume it will gradually become easier.
Any hotel within spitting distance of London would have been busy this particular weekend.