Premier inn

[Jay_Dee]

Looking for advice can you just walk in of the street into a premier inn hotel and find a room without any questions ask?? Going for a punt tonight but not sure about using the hotel just got told to phone when outside is that the usual boys??

[jedi master]

Done hotel meets myself, usually just walk in and don't draw attention to yourself and the escorts usually texts you instructions. Like where the lifts are and what floor her room is on. Usually text you before the meet which is the normal procedure.

JM

[jeanphillipe]

a lot of premier inns i've been in are key card access, it would make me uncomfortable to be collected from reception i would prefer to got straight to the magic door unabetted.

if you dont have any issue with this then your fine.

[Jay_Dee]

Ok thanks bud! Just as long as you can walk in and know where you going with out any body asking questions should be no worries!!

[Jay_Dee]

Shouldn't need to worry about a card if she behind it! But know what you saying wouldn't fancy having to ask myself

[evilsooty998]

It's fine. Just get the room number and look like you should be there...no problem.

[pussylover76]

I had an amazing punt in a very famous Belfast hotel. I dandered in only to find a massive conference on. Happy days I thought, easy to blend in. Mistake. The lifts were queued right out the foyer. I heads up to the bar and then through the back to get the overspill/residents/staff lift. Get's in, surrounded by staff, sweat blinding me. The whole time I was ready to pull the emergency cord and do a runner. At this point it's easier to keep going up. Get's out and knocks the door. She was an absolute stunner. 30 mins turned into an hour. So glad I didn't miss out. Would I do it again? You bet. Go for it! 

[jimbob111]

as long as you're not stupid enough to ask reception for directions to the room, you'll be fine

[SN5]

Looking for advice can you just walk in of the street into a premier inn hotel and find a room without any questions ask?? Going for a punt tonight but not sure about using the hotel just got told to phone when outside is that the usual boys??

Usually just walk into the foyer and stand where the day trip leaflets are, pretend to browse them while scouting the area for the lifts etc.

Are you going to review your appointment?

[Smetner]

I have walked into some of the most expensive hotels in the world (couldn't afford to stay there) and looked around and never been approached by staff.

In all hotels (as another poster has said), if you look confident it is rare for staff to give you a second look. Just look like you have every right to be there then you will probably never be challenged. If you need some time to get your bearings go to the bar and get a coffee and after you have been there for a while you will settle down.

My only ever issue was that many years ago I visited Mrs Jones (formerly Sexy Julie) in a Belfast hotel and she was just about to get started when the door knocked and a hotel employee was there to change a faulty bulb in the bathroom. She spoke to him through the door, told him she was in bed with a migraine (I've never been called a migraine before) and she would call reception when she was feeling better. I certainly felt a lot better when I left that room. 

So my opinion, go for it. the lady will have all the relevant information for you when she gives you final directions.

Happy punting

Smetner

[pussylover76]

Completely this. Thanks Smetner.

The difference today is;
1. The Law - a complaint may be raised by staff or 3rd party.
2. CCTV.

You must consider these risks in a hotel and be willing to receive any scrutiny this brings. In fact, now that I think about it, this applies everywhere in NI.

[jimbob111]

Completely this. Thanks Smetner.

The difference today is;
1. The Law - a complaint may be raised by staff or 3rd party.
2. CCTV.

You must consider these risks in a hotel and be willing to receive any scrutiny this brings. In fact, now that I think about it, this applies everywhere in NI.

I find it very unlikely that any hotel would flag a punter's visit to the police, even if somehow they knew and could prove exactly what you were there for. Privacy issues aside, they won't want it known to the public that p.r.o.s.s.i.e.s are using their hotels as a w.h.o.r.e house

[SN5]

I find it very unlikely that any hotel would flag a punter's visit to the police, even if somehow they knew and could prove exactly what you were there for. Privacy issues aside, they won't want it known to the public that p.r.o.s.s.i.e.s are using their hotels as a w.h.o.r.e house

But if it becomes public knowledge that a certain hotel is being used for such activities, by a newspaper etc, then the hotel will do everything they can to help the police out. And that means CCTV of you dandering around reception

[Randall_graves]

I used to work in a city centre hotel and we routinely had WGs either visiting guests, or staying and having clients visit them (that was less common as we were a more expensive hotel). We knew it was happening but as long as it was discreet we weren't too bothered.