Extended Stay places... No Thanks!

[OverBought]

I did say that not all extended stay plces are created equal. And I wouldn't no-show, I would just try to get a feel of the incall before I committed. All you have to do is check out the halls before you get the place. It's pretty easy to tell which are ok and which are not. Both I was unhappy with had doors on the inside FWIW.

[fobolous]

I've asked before what type of place the in call was, and both times they made it seem like upscale 5 star places, then you get there and it's a motel 6...sorry to me that's misleading. I am okay with certain places but it's all about surroundings.

[blackspanishteacher]

Originally Posted by lisa.lisa0302

There are some nice extended stay hotels, cost a nice pretty penny too, maybe its the "our hallways do not reek of smoke" cost. So worth it though.

Residence Inn by Marriott is very nice. I've visited the location on the border of The Colony, Plano and Frisco a couple of times last year and I was not disappointed at all. However, I'm not sure if it's a good location for in and out traffic.

Although, for my purpose the location would only be used once by that client, I believe that the student having a good impression of myself and standards as well as the both of us being comfortable is worth a bit more than saving twenty dollars or so.

I suppose it balls down to what you and your client are comfortable with. Some, I'm sure, don't mind at all. And to each his own.