Gypsy is very much for real.
She is quite amazing.Do any providers or hobbyists have suggestions? I've had the misfortune of booking hotels in the past that require key access for damn near everything. For my upcoming incall I'd prefer a very discreet option this time around.
xx
Ana
Embassy suites on Columbus,hotel allegro,double tree Hilton......All do not have key card.
Are you for real? Do NOT post the hotel names! Ever!
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Gypsy is very much for real.
She is quite amazing.
I call potential hotels and explain that I travel with a service animal and outright ask if they have keycard elevators, or access points, as that makes it difficult to travel with a service animal. I don't travel with one mind you, but I find it's a great way to suss out certain details.
they are staying in town as a consultant for a local company, and will be conducting interviews during their stay asking about the elevator situation. If anyone happens to be around and recognize the # as the one of the ladies reservation, it also explains the revolving door as well. Heck of an awesome interview eh?
Are there any particular CHAINS (anywhere, not looking for specifics on locations or names, obviously) that are generally considered better to avoid for appointments?
Outside of the typical Holiday Inn/Days Inn/Motel 6 variety of chains, anyway.
Hopefully that's general enough to facilitate answers...PM is fine for answers if the need for being discretion is paramount, and this particular question is still too specific.