Is A Cheap Hotel A Turn-Off?

[Danielle Reid]

Good to know...I'm actually going to go back to just doing outcalls. Less prep and less eye rolling...because I'm lazy and a horrible business woman.

I stayed at a 2 star hotel that a client said I should get. None of the maids spoke English and I'm sure one of then were illegal. Plus there was some kid standing outside a room yelling into the glass window about how he didn't fuck up (or something). And I saw more creepy old guys than I'm use to. I'm sure they were there to hang me.

But the client said he has seen many providers there and it was inexpensive. Plus the inside looked nice with a flat screen TV and actually fresh towels. They even had a pool!

I probably won't stay there next time I do an incall mainly because I keep missing the road to turn on, but if the man with the cash isn't complaining, why should I?

[Fast Gunn]

I think cheap motels are NOT a turn-on to any sane person. Have you seen the slivers there that they call soap? Wash your hands once and that little sucker is gone!

. . . There's always something creeping going on down there that might be dangerous to your usual robust health!

[Danielle Reid]

I hate those tiny soaps!! I left my bath wash at home when I traveled the Kansas City and had to use those tiny soaps. Funny thing was, it was at a $125/night 2 story Victorian home. 3 bed/2 baths with Jacuzzi and separate shower. And they had the nerve to give me flimsy soap!!

[Guest072015]

Originally Posted by MaryBeth

Cheap hotels turn you guys off?

YES! Big time. And it taints the memory of the event too. Some of us guys are looking for classy ladies to enjoy time with and a $20 a night run down dive with crappy worn carpets and broken down shi**y cars parked in the lot does not = class and it effects our perception of the lady we saw. It doesn't have to be the Hilton, but you can find fairly decent places on priceline for $50.

[Danielle Reid]

By cheap I don't mean $20 -_-

[Danielle Reid]

Priceline sucks smelly taint