Sp friendly hotel recommendations for tour..help needed

[Guest C****licious E*e]

I am embarking on my Canadian and would love some help from fellow SPs who tour about sp friendly hotels in the following cities, preferably downtown area. Must be easily accessible, parking not an issue, and elevator not key card operated and yes, must be decent.

 

 

Saskatoon

Winnipeg

Toronto

Ottawa

Montreal

Halifax.

 

Please pm me or e-mail at [email protected]. I welcome suggestions from both Sps and other members.

[drlove 37202]

I can provide assistance with Halifax... I have used the Marriott Harbourfront Hotel for years when I wanted a "staycation" to meet some new ladies on neutral turf. It's upscale (I'd rate it 4 stars+) and very escort friendly. I've never had a problem there. Hope this helps!

[Smithwick 7122]

I would suggest finding a hotel with discreet parking. There's a good one here that has a parking garage, and its about 50 feet from the door of the garage to the elevator. Don't have to go through the lobby. Helps us feel more at ease when going to meet someone. Especially important when you're in a smaller city where someone you know can easily spot you.

[stevecurious 42059]

I would suggest finding a hotel with discreet parking. There's a good one here that has a parking garage, and its about 50 feet from the door of the garage to the elevator. Don't have to go through the lobby. Helps us feel more at ease when going to meet someone. Especially important when you're in a smaller city where someone you know can easily spot you.

 

Excellent point and very true of smaller cities...like mine!

[Guest C****licious E*e]

Thank you guys for the help and tips, will certainly bear them in mind...

 

Eve

[nntsci 11076]

I don't know about good, but the "Clarion Hotel and Suites Selby Downtown in Toronto ON" 592 Sherbourne Street, was not a nice setting for a rendevous. It looks interesting on the outside, but the first floor was in the basement, an ancient elevator or a full flight of stairs was needed to go to the basement, the halls smelled like cabbage, and room was small with the bed was only a few feet from the door so I was a little concerned about noises being heard in the hallway. It was also confusing to find the room and I had to make several wrong turns before finding the way to the basement and the room. Also a problem when leaving. When one is seeing a lady, one doesn't want to look lost while trying to find the room.

 

The girl I met there was a wonderful SP and our time together was great. She did not like the room at all. She told me that it gave her the creeps.

 

So avoid that hotel.

 

I've also seen a lady (the same one actually) at the Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre, 30 Carlton Street. It was much better location (near college subway station) and it was easy to get in and out of the hotel without being noticed. Also although the room was small, the bathroom was between the door and the bed so it was more private. But I can only tell you about it from the customers point of view. The parking may be expensive, but it is pretty much anywhere in downtown Toronto.

 

Good luck. Happy travels.

[roamingguy 300291]

Just a quick comment and question. Should we be naming the names of hotels on the board? Might be more discrete to keep it in pm's and e-mails

RG

[Guest Ve**Di**ySe**et]

If ever in Moncton, The Delta Beausejour fits your criteria nicely...PS...please come to Moncton!

[PistolPete 61421]

Just a quick comment and question. Should we be naming the names of hotels on the board? Might be more discrete to keep it in pm's and e-mails

RG

 

This topic has been mentioned numerous times in threads,there is no harm is asking in a general discussion thread, as here is more threads on the topic. BTW here is some assistance for Ottawa for you Eve.....

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=6189&highlight=friendly+hotels

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=55816&highlight=hotels+ottawa

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=25442&highlight=friendly+hotels

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=25720&highlight=friendly+hotels

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=8258&highlight=hotels

 

 

This last thread deals with NOT using Hotel names in ad's which 99.9% of ladies do not.

 

 

http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=72447&highlight=friendly+hotels

 

 

[url=http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=8258&highlight=hotels][/url]

[backrubman 64800]

Just a quick comment and question. Should we be naming the names of hotels on the board? Might be more discrete to keep it in pm's and e-mails

RG

 

Good point but here is another good one. I have stayed at literally thousands of hotels and they almost all (99.9%) offer parking and all the amenities one could ever want for them to be considered SP friendly.

 

The only exception seems to be facilities that are geared to longer term stays. Those are the ones we find you need a key card to access the elevators and ever wonder why? Because they have less security presence on site :)

[Guest C****licious E*e]

Thanks for the heads up

 

Additional Comments:

I did say at the end of my message to e-mail or pm me.

 

Additional Comments:

Thank you very much for the response guys, they have been very helpful. As per my request, please pm or e-mail your suggestions rather than name hotels on here particularly in light of the reason for my request.

 

Have a good day all and looking forward to visiting your cities.

 

Additional Comments:

If ever in Moncton, The Delta Beausejour fits your criteria nicely...PS...please come to Moncton!

 

 

One day VDS, one day...hopefully soon enough !