Do hotels know when an escort is using one of their rooms?

Generally, hotels have a room or two set aside for this activity, all set up with recording equipment and only change the sheets every week.

Biodegradable wrote: »

And is the hotel okay with this sort of thing? The other thing is, if the hooker is charging for her services, doesn't this mean that the client is paying for the price of the room too?

It depends what country you are in.

The hotel has cameras and can definitely tell what you're up to OP...

I known someone who works reception in a hotel. They have hookers every now and again. They kick them out when they find out about them. But they usually stay very low key so they don’t really stand out. They pay their bill and are careful not to cause trouble. The men seeing them are equally interested in staying out of trouble and staying unnoticed.

So they tend not to cause trouble and are not really a problem for the hotel in a Practical way. But they still kick them out as soon as they find out about them. Apart from anything, you can’t just accuse someone of being a hooker unless you’re sure

Who the hell, in this country, calls an escort a hooker. It really is a low brow trashy word.

Has anyone said 'they can tell from the tire tracks on the carpet' yet?

IAMAMORON wrote: »

I know a good few as it happens. As I said, if I have rented their services I can, and do, call them what I want. A genuine prostitute will not care how you address them in the bedroom. When I am paying a hooker to tie me to the bed and straddle my face and call me a " bitch " I have no real problem with it either. If I am being spanked on all fours in the Honeymoon suite of a busy expensive Dublin City Centre hotel (add name as appropriate), it can be nice sometimes to be spat at and verbally abused by a hooker I have just paid good money to do so. There is a whole world out there.

There is nothing to see here, as long as we don't upset the neighbours by being too loud.

Would you not just get a girlfriend?

Biodegradable wrote: »

And is the hotel okay with this sort of thing? The other thing is, if the hooker is charging for her services, doesn't this mean that the client is paying for the price of the room too?

Yes. My Dad worked in the hotel business for over a decade here and in Europe. It actually makes things tricky for them. They don't give a **** about freelance escorts.

But human trafficking scares the **** out of them and it can be difficult to discern the difference sometimes for a hotel.

Most hotels do have systems in place to weed out trafficking and escorting (they are just a bit lax on the latter). Or at least the chain of hotels my dad worked for did. He helped put it in place.

But yes its easy to spot straight off. If the woman looks healthy happy has her own money and passport etc and its not obvious to the other guests then they don't care.

If you are polite but not too chummy with the desk etc and its obvious you are a woman working for herself they won't do anything. Dress like a guest act like a guest be polite to other guests without drawing attention.

But dont proposition the staff (that happens) and don't peddle your business on the hotel premises (that happens too).

How hotels know. If a woman is a paying guest at a hotel. Obviously if you are someone staying regularly in hotels but you have no business account with a company paying for you. When you meet your client you go straight to the hotel room and never for a meal or a drink. If you both have no luggage. You didn't come from far. People having an affair would usually go for a meal or order room service. An escort isn't going to waste time with room service. Several men going up to a room in one day etc.

But so long as the woman seems ok and its not bothering guests or staff then hotels need the business to be honest.

Escorts are humans too. My opinion is if the escort is being respectful of people around them then the hotel should treat them like any other paying client.

Human traffickers can die though.

There are hotels that would cater for it, the fake hotel chain being one of them.

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

There are hotels that would cater for it, the fake hotel chain being one of them.

It happens in all hotels. It happens in the hilton ...the four seasons don't kid yourselves.

The Shelbourne the Gresham ..the Clarence got caught up in a fairly public escort case recently

I thought they only used apartments these days.