But where should I stay???
Please email me to let me know. Right now it is a toss up between BWI and Inner Harbor.

XoXo,
Jenn

Silly me, I forgot my email address. [email protected]


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In my opinion, the BWI airport area is a better location for a provider.  There are literally dozens of hotels to choose from, and generally less expensive than downtown Baltimore.  Some of them (Red Roof Inn, for example) are of the "motel" design, where you have your own outside door so no one needs to walk through the lobby.  Also, a lot of men work in the BWI area.  A lot of businesses are in the area.

I hope this helps.

The BWI/Arundel Mills area has far superior access and parking compared to the Inner Harbor.  You can't go wrong with any of the major places in that area.

This girl used to work here in DC, actually got herstart here.  Name in DC was Audrey.  Well reviewed, BBBJ, multi-pops.  Actually did some doubles with a girl named Angel from Florida.  Angel got her start as Melina of Sex Appeal Models...

Jennifer has been in Boston area with an agency recently and they sent her here on tour not too long ago...

driver9

Thanks very much for the suggestion.

Agree fully with Jeopcon.  You might also want to consider one of those suite or upclass hotels just off the BW Parkway at W. Nursery Road.  Very convenient for on-off expressway travel to-from your incall.  Nice properties as well.

driver9~
Thanks for the postie.
I'm now working out of NJ, but hoping to reclaim the Baltimore/DC area as my homebase...
And damn, you do have a great memory.

~Jenn

Ponzone makes a very good point.  The West Nursery road area of Linthicum is an excellent business park area; several upscale, yet affordable establishments are located there.

he's not the only one who remembered you as Audrey...lol.  Hope to see you again.

Even better would be if you split your time between bmore and dc.  Lots of places in DC or the suburbs in va, and then you can take advantage of both areas.

Most dc people won't make the trip to BWI as it can be as long as 2 hours each way depending on traffic during the day.  And at rush hour, forgetaboutit, you can easily spend 3 hours getting home!

But if you're doing a week in the area, split it up and you may have a better week.

--jb

That's what I've been tryin' to tell'em, JB.  This entire area warrants a week.  I always try to encourage the providers to split it up between an incall at each: Baltimore AND Washington area.