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I think a lot of the providers have spare key cards that they keep for just such purpose.
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hyyperion1085 reads

Staying at the aria in a week or so. I know it has a key card check to get into the elevators. As I am at a conference a lot of my colleagues will be at the same hotel so don't really want to be see wandering the hotel with a lady on my arm. How do you discretely get around this

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Alyssa Marie961 reads

You can easily meet us in a discreet spot and just hand over a key card. Then we can go up behind you.  

Or.. You can just be talking friendly and only the security guy knows. Also the security guy doesn't care.

There is a hotel that the security actually inserts the key card in this machine thing as you walk upstairs. It lets them know if you are currently a guest or it's an expired card.

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jetpilot2010779 reads

You choose will a plan !

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jaydalee872 reads

Meet somewhere in the hotel that is not crowded slide her your room key she waits a few minutes and goes up after you.I would recommend highly reviewed ladies in this case:)
No worries...us ladies know how to get around many gents are here for business with colleagues in the same hotel and need to be discreet:)

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MatureCompanion781 reads

Rather than going down to *meet* the lady to slip her your extra key card..and risk being caught by your co workers who might be walking about.

Simply have the lady get onto an elevator when a good many other strangers are getting in and then as they're pressing the floors. She can indicate which floor...all while she may be pretending to *look* for her key card in her purse.
It's Vegas. Many happy and or drunk folks. They don't care if they have to press a button in the elevator  for someone else.

And it eliminates you having to stroll down to the lobby to meet her....only to go back up to your room and wait for her to arrive...(with said extra key card).

Posted By: hyyperion
Staying at the aria in a week or so. I know it has a key card check to get into the elevators. As I am at a conference a lot of my colleagues will be at the same hotel so don't really want to be see wandering the hotel with a lady on my arm. How do you discretely get around this?  
   
 

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Avery_Chase904 reads

They have security BEFORE you get to the elevators.

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sdhobbyist776 reads

the security just wants you to wave a card around, they aren't 'checking' anything. I've been out without my key several times...just joined up (trailed very closely) to a group of folks going down the hallway and strolled right by them as part of a group. Easy.

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CharityMcLainXXX668 reads

That doesn't work if you're a hot chick by yourself.
They have a keen interest for confirming your legitimacy

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sdhobbyist670 reads

Makes sense. I don't have that problem. lol!

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Drumsticks727 reads

...on my last visit I stayed at Elara. They have elevator security where you hand your key card to the security staff who inserts it into a reader. I assume the reader displays the registered guest's name 'cuz I think I recall that the guard said, "Welcome, Mr. Drumsticks. Enjoy your stay." I would like to have someone I've seen before give me a wake up visit without having to meet her prior to the visit and hand off the access card. If I leave an envelope with the card at the bell desk I have to place her name on the envelope. The lady, I would think, would have to show the staff her ID before being given the envelope. It's not likely that a lady will give me her true name and if I place her Provider name on the envelope, it won't match her ID, if asked for.  

How have others who have done this before solved this? What are your experiences?

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Posted By: Drumsticks
...on my last visit I stayed at Elara. They have elevator security where you hand your key card to the security staff who inserts it into a reader. I assume the reader displays the registered guest's name 'cuz I think I recall that the guard said, "Welcome, Mr. Drumsticks. Enjoy your stay." I would like to have someone I've seen before give me a wake up visit without having to meet her prior to the visit and hand off the access card. If I leave an envelope with the card at the bell desk I have to place her name on the envelope. The lady, I would think, would have to show the staff her ID before being given the envelope. It's not likely that a lady will give me her true name and if I place her Provider name on the envelope, it won't match her ID, if asked for.  
   
 How have others who have done this before solved this? What are your experiences?
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baba o riley675 reads

Usually you must show proper ID to get anything from a front desk.  A lady had a big problem with that a while back when an envelope was left for her at the desk with her handle instead of her real name.

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oralconniseur630 reads

cancel your reservations and stay somewhere else.

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LONGFELLA4YOU591 reads

Exactly never stay at the same hotel as co-workers

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CharityMcLainXXX728 reads

become friendly ($) with the bellman personally, as opposed to the belldesk in general.  have him hang on to it and describe the provider to him and her time of arrival.  when she arrives have him hand her the key. obviously explain this to your provider in advance.  
the valet may be a good point of contact for this, as well.

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