Is hotel is safe ?

[Rahul 0]

While i am contacting some escort for service , they are calling in hotel . Is hotel is safe ? And how they pay the fees for hotel ? Do i need to pay the hotel charge ? Can someone please help on this . I never visited hotel for this service 

[clearbluesky15 2042]

Hey Rahul,

 

Hotel in-call is fairly common. Hotels for most mainstream providers are reputable. As with most things, generally try to shy away from rough parts of town. While a provider likely would not share the hotel name until right before a confirmed appointment, I suspect that asking if the hotel is "upscale" is a question most would include in their ad/website, or if not, would answer in an initial query.

Generally if the term "incall" is used, the provider is used in the ad, the provider would arrange for the room, and you'd simply pay for the visit. If the provider is offering an "outcall"... you would be accountable to provide for a room and any arrangements / payments for it.

 

Does that help?

-cbs

[JayH 5]

The short answer is yes hotels are safe. I was fortunate when I arranged to meet a reputable escort at her hotel that It just happened to be the same one that I was staying at; this meant that I didn't have to awkwardly enter a hotel that I wasn't staying at and take the elevator to the floor her room was at. (in larger hotels, this won't be a concern, as there is no way to keep track of everyone who is staying there). My next experience with escort (who happened to also be a masseuse) was at her house, so again, another stress free date. However, for my third encounter with an escort, it was my first time hosting: she phoned the hotel to verify I was there. A short while later, she knocked on my door and we had a wonderful first date together (for the next two dates that I have planned, I will also be hosting, which is fine. I know this isn't exactly what you were asking, but these are all things one has to consider-and know about-before a hotel incall or outcall. Just book & enjoy.