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All I care about is whether it's clean, safe, and enables discretion. As long as you don't enter the room from the outside and the area is safe and easy to reach I'm good with it. I don't care if she charges $500 and stays in a Holiday Inn.

If she is charging 1/2 grand for the hour, she better host at a 5 star hotel.  

I ain't going to no Holiday Inn for no blowjob at that price point (Ghetto English on purpose)...

Is it a deal breaker, not really, as has already been mentioned as long as it's clean, safe, secure and I don't have to risk my life getting to the hotel, I'm pretty much ok with just about any hotel.  

You need to get out into the real world once in a while.  I realize that most of the "top" ladies don't often venture out of the large urban areas where 4 and 5 star hotels are readily accessible, but there are large areas where these aren't the norm.  

For us folks on the outer fringes of civilization, it's not unusual for a Holiday Inn Express to be the most "upscale" lodging in the area.  As long as the place is clean and safe and doesn't have a donut shop in the lobby, I'm happy with whatever the lady selects.

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I've never even seen a high-end lady staying in a Red Roof Inn.  Nor a $250 an hour lady staying in a 5-star resort.

 So, I've never been faced with the thought.  

In my experience, the quality of the hotel is well correlated to privacy - a spacious lobby where I can be anonymous instead of a tiny lobby with a family of six checking in while I squeeze by to get to the elevator.  Also soundproofing. Not a great date when you need the TV blasting because the walls are paper thin.  In my experience traveling about $150 will, in most cities, get you a much better hotel.  So if your target market is the older professional who is not price sensitive between 250 and 400, then go upscale.  It may erode the profit margin in the short term but if the idea is to develop regulars and repeat business at the higher end, a nice hotel enhances your image immeasurably.

I mean it's not like a 40 dollar hooker can't fk as good as one charging a grand, so usually the higher price tag is justified with better locations, (usually one or several private incalls) fine wine, cheese and champagne vs. a damn bottle of water and a cheddar block,  gifts, driver service, etc. I would not be caught dead in a Holiday Inn to service my clients, and I can bet I would be bashed to no end if I did it.  

Now, when I was brand new and not charging as much I highly doubt many of those guys cared...Two different types of clients. Just like those who scoff at other men for caring about a professional website because they just want a hole to fill, many guys do care about all aspects of presentation. It is a bit hard to market yourself as "Elite" or "VIP" when nothing you do is better than a gal who only charges 100 bucks. The claims should match the delivery in EVERY aspect. If you're paying over 300 an hour, I feel it should be more than just a good fk.

stayed in at least 4 star hotels and I think a client expects that at my rates

clean - and in some places Motel 6 can be fine
safe - no matter what, this is  amust - must be in a safe area where I feel safe in my car, leaving my car,  
discrete - ideal features include - not having to walk past a registration desk - espcecially if its an uncrowded hotel; ability to park where car is not seen from the street - and preferably one thats ful of other cars - nothing worse than being one of 2-3 cars on the lot
discrete access to the room - i.e don't stay on the same floor as a youth group with kids hanging out in the halls
clean towels, soap, etc available for a shower afterwards

It sounds like 4 and 5 stars are not THAT important.  It's appreciated but not imperative.  

That is kinda what I thought.  But another girl asked elsewhere so I just wanted to see what you had to say.