Downtown hotels top my chart

Downtown hotels are almost always busy and you can grab a drink before playing and another to recover lol. Of course rush hour traffic is a pain!!

Hotels in the suburbs have much more room, but are almost dead after late afternoon making it obvious If  non hotel guests are coming in and out.
Incalls reduce a lot of the worry you might have with hotels and possie LE.  But if the incall does not have heavy foot traffic nosy neighbors can be worse than LE or you get a nutcase for a client knowing your place of work..That is not fun for all

but at an apartment building, the presence of men coming and going all the time can be a tip off to the neighbors of what is going on, and makes me feel a bit creeped out when ever I see them.

Hotels are fine, but sometimes a bit impersonal.

For good ambient lighting, take a short string of Christmas lights and drape them over the headboard.  They work great.

The problem that I see is that providers stay too long and don't bring their own supply of clean towels for clients to use. Any hotel stay over 3 days in this business is adding risk. Having piles of used towels for cleaning to pick up sets off red flags. Several providers write about how they tip cleaning staff to keep them silent, but people talk and that information gets back. I would love to see providers bringing enough clean towels to provide one towel for every client they plan on seeing. A clean garbage bag to put ringed out and folded towels in after they are used allows them to be placed in luggage that can be secured and taken for cleaning when all of the provider's business is completed.

I've come to enjoy the hotel ambiance. It used to make me nervous but now I enjoy the feeling of an escape, of having my own little tryst. When I am in my hometown I have very little availability as I have work outside this industry so when I travel I often feel it's a bit of a break for myself as well. The hotel gives me a much needed mental break from the day to day of my 'real work' and I enjoy taking my time to put some music on, set up some candles and arrange the room "just so".

I've had an incall before but it felt more like work, all the little things that you have to do add up quickly having housekeeping and a restaurant nearby obviously makes life easier. I also find being out of your own environment adds to that date atmosphere and makes me look forward to that knock on the door.

...obviously I have my own place which is my 'den' to speak - a NYC slab of life that makes it homey and comforting for me and my select clients. I am not a fan of outcall hotels because truly it makes me 'out of the zone' so to speak whereas my domain has everything I need - music, lighting, ambience, food, drink, you name it. Luckily for me my apartment is in a walk-up, pre-war building with limited suites. I very rarely see anyone in the halls or building. I have only one neighbour next to me who is a gay 21 yr old who barely lives in his apartment. I do get that some apartment buildings have front desk staff, elevators, 10 apartments on one floor etc..but to be honest, I am more of a quality companion rather than a quantity one so it works out for me.....

Hotels are great when I tour though because I go to ones I have frequented and they know me. Being personable and friendly is always a charm (!) I have my own company so I use my business credit card and voila! I am in. I don't fret when I am in a hotel I know and feel comfortable with while touring. In fact, I love to get out of NYC here and there and adventure to other cities! I feel like a real voyageur!

Safe travels wherever you go! The most important thing to me is to stay positive, optimistic and well, 'on the ball' when it comes to either incall or outcall.  Make your experience yours!

xoxooxoxoxoxox
Chloe