The hotels I would be interested in are the 3+ star and I would expect a price range around $200 - $250 per night. The card key requirement does seem to put a small inconvenience in the mix but certainly not one that would stop appointments unless the more obvious meeting would cause problems with the hotel personnel. Looking on Trip Advisor the L seems to have mixed reviews. Any comments about this option?
I will be touring through Montreal on the last leg a motorcycle trip in mid Sept. and I was hoping to find some hotel recommendations for a few nights stay. Hopefully this would also allow me to host for outcall or perhaps it would be a location that would also allow for fairly simple access to in-call locations. I am excited to see your great city as well as several of your lovely ladies! Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I also have done some research via TER and see that there are wonderful options (love 90 min to 2 hour appts.). I look forward to an exciting trip! Please feel free to send any PM's.
A motorcycle trip sounds like so much fun, something I always wanted to do. I hope you have a blast!
As far as hotels, of course we have several, lol! Do you have a preference as far as price range? Amenities?
I'm also looking for hotel suggestions. Price range is as cheap as possible, but still suitable for outcalls. I'll only be in town for the escorts anyway so I don't need much for myself. I'm worried that too cheap will result in paper thin walls, being bothered by hotel management, bed bugs, unclean sheets, etc.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Tough question. Hotel prices seem to have really spiked here recently and there's not much that's cheap and decent in the downtown area. If you go too cheap you might find it difficult to get quality girls to come see you. If you leave downtown you'll get better deals but might again run into difficulties getting service to your area, unless you know you will be seeing indies who advertise they travel to the surrounding areas of Montreal.
Have you considered hotel bidding, for example sites like Priceline or Hotwire? I've heard of people getting some really great deals there. Go for the 3 stars or more. The only thing to consider is that the hotel you end up with may have keycards for the elevators, in which case you will have to meet your guest downstairs to bring her up to your room, but if that's not an issue then I'd definitely look into the bidding option.
A few possibilities that should be acceptable in the $100-$150 price range downtown would be:
Le Nouvel Hotel
Holiday Inn
Best Western - Hotel Europa
Candlewood Suites
Candlewood Suites uses keycards for the elevators, the Best Western does not...I don't know for sure on the other two.
But I'd definitely look into the bidding option, I've never tried it myself, but I've heard of people getting into 4 star rooms for under $100
The hotels I would be interested in are the 3+ star and I would expect a price range around $200 - $250 per night. The card key requirement does seem to put a small inconvenience in the mix but certainly not one that would stop appointments unless the more obvious meeting would cause problems with the hotel personnel. Looking on Trip Advisor the L seems to have mixed reviews. Any comments about this option?
Not sure about the L as I've never been. Id like to see it though, the website looks interesting. I also like the location, close to sightseeing, shopping, and restaurants.
It's a boutique hotel, sometimes the staff are a little more attentive than in the larger chain hotels, which may be a deterrent if you are planning to have a number of different visitors.
Wish I had more information for you on this one...