I don't travel much, but the few times that I have, I took some very thin "throws" that had playboy bunnies on them.  I threw these on top of the bed and had extras for warmth if needed.  This is also how I handle it at my in call.  I do have a King Sized bed and it is pushed into the corner, with many pillows lining the walls.  I have several throws available and easily washed if used.  There is no need to start rearranging the bed and crawling between the sheets. Feel free to toss pillows off the bed and if they are in the way once things get started, because I certainly will....LOL    

I did have a gent come to my place once and start wondering around and looking at knick knacks, picking things up and asking questions, messing with the blinds and basically inspecting my place with a fine toothed comb.  Yes, that was unnerving, but I was very casual about it.  I don't go into another's place wearing white gloves and inspecting things I shouldn't as if I had walked into a disease ridden zone or something.  It's obvious upon arrival, where ever one goes, whether the place is tolerable enough not to catch every funky disease known to man.  Therefore, upscale hotels and my place are pretty much my limit.  Not that I'll never travel again, but it's not something I have planned at this time.

I remember watching an episode of "Forensic Files" a few years back.  The case involved a woman who was sexually assaulted and murdered in a hotel room.  Her body was discovered on the bed.  Of course one of the things the police investigators tested for was semen so they could hopefully get a DNA match to the killer.  So, they tested the bed spread for semen.  

Turns out they found traces of semen from something like 42 different people on the bed spread.  Yuck!!!  Obviously, that bed spread was worthless as far as evidence goes.  

Oh, and in case you're wondering, they caught and convicted the killer.  It was one of the hotel maintenance men.  If I remember correctly, it had to do with the fact that he cut his hand on her teeth when he punched her in the mouth.

I have a system too. It's outcalls to my house so I fuck under the sheets when I want.  

Posted By: DebbieNoonerGirl

I usually have the room for 2-3 days and do not let housekeeping in during that time.    
   
 Now this isn't going to sound terribly romantic or spontaneous BUT......   I have a system.    
 Most hotels I frequent have the bed made with a duvet (plain white comforter), which has a loose top sheet tucked over it and another underneath it; then the bottom sheet on the bed beneath all of that.    
   
 First guest: on top of all covers.    
   
 Second guest: remove top sheet from duvet  
   
 Third: Fold down duvet; play on top of bottom-layer duvet-casing sheet.  
   
 Fourth: Fold last loose sheet down on top of folded duvet, play on base-layer sheet.  
   
   
 If I have 5th or 6th dates over a multi-day period without allowing housekeeping in (unusual for me, but it happens!), I remove all the sheets and flip duvet over to the "unused" side and/or get the extra blanket out of the closet/wardrobe/dresser.    
   
 Now isn't that sexxxy?   LMFAO!  
   
 Oh and do NOT think about the pillows.  Trust me, you don't wanna go there.  
   
 xoxoxooxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxooxxooxoxoxoxoxoxooxoxoxoxxoo  
 Nooner: A sexual encounter during lunch hour; especially one that is illicit.    
   
   
 -- Modified on for grammatical errors.  Need more caffeine today!!!

-- Modified on 4/15/2016 10:04:25 AM

I'd already be creeped out if a dude showed up with a duffel bag, and even more creeped out if he insisted that I put my butt in a certain spot on top of his own towel.  

Maybe I'm weird, but I'd rather just steal extra towels from the hotel gym.

Not true.

Why?  (I'm SO glad you asked!)

It's because my in-call hotel room feels like MY space to me.  
Yes, you are paying for my time but it is still my space; you are my guest.  This feeling is intensified when I'm on tour and actually LIVING in that room.

If you'd like to pull down the sheets, please ask first!  It only takes a couple of seconds, and as you are my guest, it feels like the polite thing to do.   Besides, the sheet that is on top might be cleaner; you just never know.  

When someone enters my hotel room and begins adjusting the lights, blinds, or whatever without a simple, "do you mind if I......"  that really rubs me the wrong way.  And in my own personal experience, these are often signs of a personality type with which I do not click at all.    

It only take a moment to make things feel a little friendlier; common courtesy shouldn't go out the window when you lay down the envelope.  

 
Of course, I admit I'm a very regimented, high-strung old broad.  
Others are likely much more laid-back and gracious than I.
:-P