A few years ago I was staying in an upscale hotel in Cancun. Two 20-something maids came in to perform the turn down service. When they were finished they rather coyly smiled, giggled, and asked if there was anything else I wanted. My mind raced through a variety of possibilities, but in the end I thanked them and gave them a small tip.
My question. Has anyone ever received "extra" services from hotel staff?Who wants to be known as the person who got turned down by the turn down staff
As well as the nurses when I was in the hospital overnight;
and the prison guard....Hot as hell BTW, when I was arrested.
be turned over by the Hotel staff ... unless that's your sorta thing
A few years ago, the Head of the IMF was staying in an elite hotel in NYC and was likely to run for President of France (the land of lovers). He was accused of rape by a hotel maid and he denied the charges. It later turned out that the maid may have had some prior experience in the realm of P4P. (The IMF guy was a known player -- he's French!) The charges were eventually dismissed.
My question. Has anyone ever received "extra" services from hotel staff?
The last pizza delivery girl I saw (probably the only one I've ever seen) was actually really attractive. I'd definitely would love to have a go with her
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So the general consensus is that this idea falls squarely into the notion of fantasy. Any misinterpretation of intentions will at the very least get you labeled as the "creepy guy in 717" and at the worst an awkward encounter with local authorities
Well... instead of a full on proposition it could have been easy enough to invite them both for drinks after work when they are off the clock and not at the hotel. Then you could really test the waters.
Many years ago I always stayed at a certain upscale hotel in Guangzhou, China. Just about every night my first few visits I would get either a call or a knock on the door from a lovely young girl asking me if I wanted a massage -- normally less than an hour after I had returned from dinner. When I told my female Chinese business associate about it the first time she laughed and told me she'd heard from other customers that it was pretty typical offer for a western businessman traveling alone. Frankly the pickings were so terrific at the hotel bar and a local bar nearby that I had no interest in taking the knocker or caller up on their offers. Interestingly this hotel also had young ladies stationed on every floor near the bank of elevators and when any guest opened their hotel door a light flashed on a panel near the elevators, and these ladies would have the elevator waiting for me when I walked down the hall and would say "Have a nice day/evening/dinner Mr. Hey Mikey." My guess was that they also had some sort of a system to notify someone outside or inside the hotel when I was returning alone... because if I had a lady with me I never received the calls or knocks.