A few years ago I stayed downtown and a few ladies didn't want to visit me due to staying downtown.  Has that changed or are many/most providers against seeing clients downtown?

so I wouldn't have a problem.

I would think any of us ladies would visit you Downtown.  But I can only 100% speak for myself and I have no problems visiting you downtown. ***Layla***

The Golden Nugget was the only hotel many providers would visit for many years. As there have been some remodeling and upgrades in recent years, with more in the works, this is a topic that should be addressed.
I stayed the Golden Nugget recently and loved the conveince of not having to drive if you merely wanted a change of venue for a while.

with going downtown as long as it is not a motel.
I agree Golden Nugget has remodeled and the rooms are nicer especially the new tower

More ladies are willing to visit clients DT these days than they would have been a few years back.

Big strides have been taken DT with lots of new things opening, and lots of the hotels being renovated.

You will also see more cops hanging around DT than you will on the strip.

As long as your staying at one of the hotels on Fremont Street under the canopy, you should have little problem.
That also applies to Plaza, MSS and California.

I had a lady visit me at the El Cortez cabana suites last May, she had no problem with the location.
In fact there is a 24/7 security guard on the front door, so its very safe.

As stated in other posts, the Golden Nugget is the best DT hotel by far, and I cant imagine many or any ladies would not visit you there.

Book a lady for a dinner date.

Take her to dinner at the Heart Attack Grill, then splash out and treat her to a Zip-Line ride along Fremont Street.
Then back to your hotel for some fun ()

I have no problem with going to hotels Fremont / downtown. Feel free to visit my site

LaRue
xo

Yes i would stay here again no problem.

Junior suite room was very nice, with a large walk in shower.

Hotel was very quiet, despite being close to Fremont Street.

Very safe and cheap prices.

I paid $215 total for a Friday, Sat and Sunday, which was excellent imo. No resort fee at the EC. At least not at the moment...lol.

And shockingly...

Had a blast. Best time I've had downtown since the early 90's when DT was the place to go for New Years. Walked to several cool bars and got blitzed.

Cool vibe that was actually better then walking the strip with all of the degenerates hanging out nowadays.

So... I'm older now and the clubs on the strip don't really impress me nowadays. I'd rather sip brews in cool bars that you'll now find downtown. It really is starting to turn into a real downtown that you'll find in Chicago, Boston or New York.

Not quite there.... but getting there.

Since there is family link for me for and the EC and Jackie, so I like staying there.

I did one photo shoot with a provider there and I was with another one there and they both liked it very much. It's not bad and that whole area will become less blighted because there is an investor that wants to invest 450 million to clean up some of the areas that are off of Fremont.

I like DT. If you are having a rough time in a casino, it's a 50 foot walk to another one.

I have been staying downtown exclusively for the past six years. I enjoy being able to leave one blackjack table and be at a new table at a different hotel in mere minutes. Try that on the strip...it's  30 to 45 minutes to get from one hotel to another there. Many of the hotels have been refurbished, including the old Fitzgerald's, which is now called the D, and the Plaza. The Plaza has all the carpet, furniture and bedding that was to go into the five-star Fontainbleu project. I've stayed numerous times in a large suite at the Plaza with a great view of the strip. The Golden Nugget is awesome. I stayed in the junior suite at the EC Cabana suites and it was nice. There are some great restaurants downtown...Triple George's, Hugo's Cellar, Oscar's, The Redwood Grille, Charthouse and a great diner at the Golden Gate, just to name a few. Downtown has a great vibe and a bar-hopping atmosphere without all the pretentiousness of the strip. Plus the bet minimums are lower across the board and room rates are cheaper. And Fremont Street is a great place to people watch and you can always enjoy the Fremont Street Experience light show and tons of free entertainment. I'm a downtown man hands down!