If im doing an outcall I prefer a busy hotel
For incalls I mostly use small very discreet hotels that usually have  secondary, "backdoor" (excuse the pun) entrances.

busy and big
easier to blend in and be discreet...especially makes sense if the guy needs extra discretion and if multiple hour session or weekend session with dinner plans and you are going to see shows in town...

....small and quite hotels results in awkward looks i get from the front desk people  while i clack away in my stilettos towards the elevator ...  

t least twice I have knocked and been kept waiting a bit too long while house keeping was close by taking it all in. I really don't care.

As a man, the only time you are going to look suspicious and out of place is if you feel out of place. I never feel out of place going in or out of a hotel. I am not playing "I Spy" I am simply getting laid. I just for the life of me can not imagine any hotel employee of any hotel in the world giving me a hard time about what I am doing there. I would literally laugh in their face.

Now if I was a lady going in and out of hotels doing outcalls, I might not be quite so cavalier about these matters, there definitely is a double standard where it comes to men and attractive women going in and out of hotels.

Just do not walk around looking over your shoulder and all  around  as if you just robbed a bank.

Thank you  
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In order this is my preference:

1. a busy and big hotel
2. moderately busy hotel
3. a small quite hotel
4. who cares, get me to the room

There are still decent incall hotels where you can go in back/side doors up steps to the floor with nobody seeing you.

Optimal obviously

I prefer A. or C.

There are advantages to looking average, one of them is that I look like any business traveler just about anywhere. I always wear business casual to a session, I travel extensively so I can spot where the elevators are almost immediately. I am outgoing, so if I have to walk past the front desk and the clerk says hello, I'm not intimidated, I say hello and keep walking as if I'm staying at the hotel. This leads to my not wishing to go to a small quiet hotel, it's much harder to blend in, and if it's too small there is a chance that they know I'm not staying there.

All my hotel profiles have "as far from elevator as possible" for two reasons, one so that the lady isn't standing there while she knocks with people walking past (I'm always ready but sometimes she's ridden the elevator with others and it sucks if she has to knock in front of people as they walk down the hall, FYI I wish more ladies thought about this when I go on incalls), and second, I prefer to not have to keep it down when we're having fun because we can hear people in the hallway (not that I'm a screamer, but I'm not quiet as a field mouse either). Wow, that may have been the run on, of all run on sentences.

Ultimately though D. applies, because I am ruled by my cock. And I mean that thing is my Master (and I am a baiter).

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....though I have never gotten even a second look from any of the staff at any of the hotels that I have visited.  

I doubt that anyone would ever guess what I was really there for!

If I already have the room number, then it doesn't matter which type of hotel it is just as long as it isn't shady.  If the lady would like me to confirm with her first, then I would prefer the hotel have plenty of seating in the lobby or have a bar.  It's easier to not feel awkward if there is plenty of space sit down.  Usually I will just sit down and become engaged in my phone.  As others have said, you only look awkward if you feel awkward.  So I do what makes me feel comfortable.

... It is near my office.

I'm very nervous about incalls at hotels. First, never use your cell phone in the hotel lobby because the staff know that the only people using cell phones are calling their hostesses for room numbers. The women, children and geezers with walkers using cell phones? Probably planted there by hotel management and LE to create a false sense of security.  

In my briefcase, I carry an assortment of decals and name badges for the major hotels. For example, I will slap a "Custodial Staff" on my back, pick up a large potted plant from an area out of view of the main desk and, with my face hidden behind the fronds, I'll head for the elevator. If anybody asks, I'm "Just moving this to the lounge on 23."  

My briefcase is a "transformer briefcase" that I can quickly twist into the shape of a tool bag. I put on my "IMP Plumbing" disposable paper coveralls before heading over and head for the elevators. If stopped, I shout to the desk, "I got a call to plug an annoying leak on the 17th floor. I'll be done with 'er in an hour or two."  

My "fireman with fire axe" outfit used to work well; the ensuing panic took a lot of attention off of me, but just made things worse in the long run.

I have many other strategies to avoid suspicion and escape detection by the Hotel Desk Police.  

That's why I prefer the bigger hotels with a moderate to heavy traffic

As long as the provider is comfortable where she is staying and it is of reasonable quality.  I have spent enough time in hotels for work, vacation, etc it is not a big deal.  Lets be honest the staff has enough going on and see so many people coming that you are just another person.