This is great advice! I have had these exact same questions myself and this really helps. In my experience, the pre-planned, discreet slipping of a room key has worked just fine.
I know there have been a lot of threads concerning this, but I can't find a good solution. I really prefer outcall and staying in the comfort of my own hotel room. I will be visiting your fine city for the first time next week, and am concerned about all I am reading about hotel security and that they guard the elevators so no unregistered guests can get to the rooms.
I would gladly meet a provider in the lobby and take her to my room as if she were my girlfriend, however, I will be at a conference and am very concerned that a colleague may see me "heading upstairs" with someone they know is not my SO.
Is there a semi-easy way around this? Can a second key card be discreetly passed to a provider at the bar without raising eyebrows. Any other tips? I will be at Caesar's if it matters.
Thanks in advance and I am really looking forward to meeting some of your finest.
Every time I check into a Vegas hotel I am asked if I would like a second card key. They don't ask if I would like 1 or 2 keys, just, "would you like a second key?" It seems pretty common if you are a single guy checking in. Look around at the bars and clubs and you will sometimes see guys handing a card key to a woman. It is not unusual to see dazzling women walking into the elevators unescorted, surely some are working.
Once on an escalator in Venetian I overheard a conversation between a middle age guy and a very petite, overly busty Asian woman where he was describing how she should go to the room first and then he would be there after 5 minutes and what she was to do upon his entering the room, all while he was handing her a room key - jeez, it had all the detail of a movie director planning a scene.
But, I digress.
Seems to me, security is there solely to keep people not registered at the hotel away from the rooms, presumably to reduce crime against guests. They don't seem at all judgemental if you bring a woman to your room. I've done it several times and not so much as a second glance. They don't care what you are doing.
Many ladies know how to work around this.There is a discreet way to pass a room key to a lady and have her go up separately that way no need to worry about co-workers.
The hotel you are staying at does not have those security concerns as far as checking for keys.
Good luck to you and have fun!
I had a date where the young lady met me at the bar and we pretended like we didn't know each other. But I knew her and she knew me. We played it like a secret intimate encounter. I ask the bartender to order her a drink of her choice then I followed that by having the bartender slip her my room key with a note that had my room number written on it. She left the bar, without saying a word or glancing at me. I watched her walk through the bar and to the elevator. Now that was a turn on! I gave her 5-10 minutes to get comfy and when I walked into our room, there she was ready and looking so hot!......so it can be done, just make sure it ain't no CG......lol
Your biggest risk is having a colleague see you with someone who they know is not your SO... Whether on the way upstairs or in the lounge... most of the ladies understand this and have dealt with it in the past, so they can let you know what works best.
I've found that timing is the key... I'll schedule my playtime when I have a break and I know where my colleagues will be (at least where they're supposed to be) and there is no obligation to be with them.
Good luck and enjoy... Life's too short not to.
I think the Senator sized it up about right, it is the colleague spotting to be mindful of but I find the casino area to be so busy that a pre arranged meeting near a given slot machine etc, and it is easy to hand the lady your second card and then you can head off to the elevators seperatly.
What I have done is sit at a machine agreed to in advance (e.g. video poker near sports book, wearing brown jacket) and leave a spare key on the empty seat next to me. She can walk by to check out a machine, pick up the key and head up to the room.
This is great advice! I have had these exact same questions myself and this really helps. In my experience, the pre-planned, discreet slipping of a room key has worked just fine.
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AJ