So just search on "Harrah's" in this forum for the last 365 days and you'll see what I mean.
Has a guest ever been kicked out of a hotel if a provider was known to have been in his room?
I'm going to be in Vegas next week, and friends are going to meet me, and stay in the same hotel, about 4 days after I arrive.
I want to see one of the indies before friends arrive, but would be hard to explain if I had to leave the hotel.
Am I worrying about an unlikely event? Thanks.
Not to worry you will not be kicked out of a hotel because a provider was in your room .Besides how would they even know you had a provider in your room ??
The provider may get kicked out,while trying to get to your room or after leaving your room ......but they don't know what room she came from unless she tells .....and even then the hotel does not care .
Now if YOU cause any problems to the hotel and it's guest , have drugs , make too much noise, count cards, then they may kick you out of the hotel .
So don't worry ,
Be happy , Have fun ,
xoxo CindySpice
...or handing someone cash in front of a security camera, or deciding to demonstrate Einstein's Theory of Gliding Hotel Furniture, you should be cool.
Any savvy indie is not going to be a problem for you- though there are a few hotels that are decidely unfriendly (Harrah's is reputedly one of them), but it's likely if anything happens they'll just boot the girl from the premises once she shows up, instead of the paying guest. It's not good for business to 86 paying guests unless they are being utterly blatant, or doing something like card counting...
Harrah's is one of my choices to stay while I'm there this week...can you give me some more info
thanks sweetie
I'm looking forward to my visit and meeting some wonderful gentlemen.
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Hi Terri, lets do breakfast! Friday.
sounds great...look forward to meeting you.
You'll see posts about the security harassing working girls. I'll include a search for Harrah's so you can read the threads and make the call.
You might try Bally's down the street, the Monte Carlo, or the Hilton for a comparable midlevel place. The other one I'd suggest (the Barbary Coast) is fairly small and the security might notice you doing business out of your room...
So just search on "Harrah's" in this forum for the last 365 days and you'll see what I mean.
Since having guests visit you in your hotel room is common in Vegas, I doubt you would ever be asked to leave just for a having the lady in your room. I suspect there would have to be more involved (causing a disturbance, damging hotel property, etc) before it would get to that point.
Just my humble opinion, of course.