I scheduled a date for a couple of weeks out with a highly reviewed provider/companion, and she is already asking me what hotel I’ll be staying at. I haven’t had someone ask me this early before. Is this typical/normal? I’d rather not have the vice squad knock on my door instead of her. I’m really looking forward to the date, but this made me feel a little nervous. TIA

She’s highly reviewed? I promise she’s not working with the vice squad.

If vice is already working with your companion, what makes the difference two weeks out or the next day?  

If you think there's a chance this provider is actually LE, then you should not be seeing them in the first place, IMHO.

I like to know what hotel I am going to, so I know the layout. Parking. I don't think it's a big deal. Many providers have 4 or 5 star requirements. If it's in a bad area, or polluted with unsavory individuals she may pass.

But it does happen on occasion. Since this sounds like it’s your first time with her, she doesn’t have any baseline to assess your judgement in this regard. Some women just have different lived experiences than others and it’s quite possible this provider in question got burned in the past and the hotel info she got the day before in that case didn’t come close to her minimum standard.
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When I am contacting a provider for a first date for outcall, I always stipulate in my opening date request that the hotel will be an upscale one in such and such area and that almost always allays her fears.
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As for LE, I wouldn’t sweat that at all with what you are telling us. If she is highly and often reviewed, you will be fine. Doing outcall lowers your already very small risk as LE doesn’t work that way.

It sounds like you’re not confident in your vetting of the provider, or you may be a newbie? Clarify what research you did (always trust your gut though. It’s better to be safe than sorry)

I’ll sometimes ask for the general area just so I know approx travel time. I generally don’t ask for the exact address but honestly why would it even matter? You aren’t giving her the room number. I certainly wouldn’t give the room number out until a few hours beforehand, but what exactly do you think is gonna happen if you give hotel information?  You do know if it’s a sting they can also arrest you if you give them the information a few hours beforehand also right? Anyway… as long as the girl is well reviewed and legit you are fine either way.

Thank you for all of this. I appreciate your perspective.

Thanks for your thoughts on this!

Honestly, if she’s highly reviewed, I wouldn’t worry. If someone like QB or Claire asked, I wouldn’t bat an eye. And to be clear, highly reviewed to me suggests this provider is not newish, is currently active and has 15+ reviews over at least a year’s time. And recent reviews matter. You tell me she’s highly reviewed but has no reviews for 2+ years, I might not feel as comfortable.

Extremely unlikely Law Enforcement would be operating 2 weeks out.....usually they do a "Wham-Bam'Thank You Mam" hit and move on----News crews and hopefully our boys and girls in Blue have better stuff to do than trail an escort for two weeks.....

I don’t do outcall much, only when I’m traveling, probably less than a dozen appointments all added up. But it’s been pretty much like that almost every time, if not every time.  

It's a fuzzy, vague term that seems to mean she has many positive reviews. So why not just say that? Personally, I just won't use it.

Anyways, that’s a fair question and I occasionally use the term so I’ll toss in my two pennies.  

Good additional points. I will add, when it comes to very specific “line in the sand” numbers and details, it’s not one size fits all. In the end, you need to decide what’s your comfort zone.

You are just expressing normal anxiety about this lifestyle as we have ALL been there. Feel free to post here about anything in the future that gives you pause, as there are really good people here who will help you sort things out. This community can be so amazing and I have been on the reciving end of so much help from so many over the years.  
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But you are good to go with the girl in question, I am sure, now go have fun with her!

Does "highly reviewed" mean her scores are high (the opposite of Lowly reviewed??) or that she has a large number of reviews?  A better, more specific term would be "well-reviewed."  Maybe not.  Never mind.