City or neighborhood would be more helpful, don't you think?

When I look at a providers information, I want to know if they are nearby or out of reach.  Seeing that they work out of a hotel really doesn't help much.  

Just a pet peeve of mine.

I usually put in something like "Long Island Hotel" or "Mid-town Incall", so that the general area is recognized.   There should be a  way to create this in all reviews.  

Likewise, in major metropolitan areas, where telephone area codes overlap geographic areas (in the NY metro area there are currently 8 area codes that cover 8 NY counties with no geographic limits.  Any  area code may pertain to an individual in any of the 8 counties. I'm sure LA is very much the same or worse), it would be very helpful top have a search field to narrow down the area covered by a provider.  This really belongs in the Suggestions/Policy Board, and I'll re-post this message there as well.

In Louisiana LE is divided by Parish jurisdiction.  Jefferson Parish has its own LE and Orleans Parish has another.  If you list the hotel which the lady works out of that would provide at least enough info for LE to know which jurisdiction should attempt to take action.  A good way to find out is simply to ask how far she is from the location you are coming from.  I know that can be a pain but here in NOLA when the heat is on we have to use every precaution possible.
Love and Lust,
KristaNewOrleans
XXXOO

Most Providers that I know , including Myself, Exspecially here In las Vegas, do outcall only,
So Ofcourse The Las Vegas Hotels are The place to go. The Entertainment Capital of The World.
Plus I think its also for Privacy & Discretion.
Have A Great Day!!

I didn't mean that I wanted to know which hotel.  I just want to know the town.

New Jersey is a big place.  I want to be able to search for providers in Jersey City.  Some reviews list that as location, so I read them.  But I don't want to have to go sifting through dozens of reviews that simply list the location as Hotel.  I am not going to call every provider who is in a "hotel" to ask what town they are in.

Well, here in the Boston area, the ladies may move from suburb to suburb on a daily basis depending on demand. Additionally, the first review may give a town, but since the review information doesn't get changed by any subsequent review, by the time you contact her she may be in a different suburb anyways.

So, at least in this area the location doesn't mean a lot, you just have to call and ask.