Get a room you two

[Warhawk Overdrive]

Need some help here

I have always gone to the woman's hotel. She comes from out of town, and I go to her. Now, here is a lady in my area that I would like to see but her profile says I would have to get the room and she would come to me.
Has anyone ever done this?
I just want to see her for an hour, but I don't want to: A. have her come to one of those "no-tell-motels" that charge by the hour. (Would not know where to find one of those around here anyway) B. Stay in a hotel all night.
So how do I do this? Leave and come back the next day to check out? Or stay 3 or 4 hours to make it look good then check out?

Thanks

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[boyofwinter]

Have done this a few times. It's not as unusual as you might think, some folks will get a room to use for a few hours before catching a red eye flight for example. If you've charged the room deposit you don't really need to check out at the desk (more and more hotels have ways to let guests check out without doing this now as well), but it's good to call and inform them you've left both in case there's a late check out charge and to tell them they can start preparing the room.

[Bernie1212]

I've gotten a room before.  Luckily a. My current living situation allows people to come to me, and b. Most of the local girls I see are comfortable enough to come to my place. 

But I do have a short list of places in my area that are nice enough and reasonably priced enough I can use them when I need to.  And as replied to already most places you can check out without being there.  Or I'll be ther 3or 4 hours and just check out that night. 

[MixedFighter99]

I done it where I booked the room and let her use it for other sessions. That is assuming you trust her. In the cases I did this I did. And since I booked the room/paid for it, I got a discount on my session, again due to the fact they used it for a couple other clients.

If you don't do this, I say don't cheap out and pick a solid hotel. She will be happier you did plus you will enjoy it better as well. And I say if you are paying it, take advantage of it and/or let her. Hit the amenities and stuff. Ask her to join you. The worst she will say is no.

[abracadabra]

it's not really complicated, you just get a room in your area, not a dumpy hotel, that's going to make for a bad session. show up, do the session, leave. if it makes the session unaffordable, it's just a money problem, not logistics. although it is a little less convenient in that you need either a late-ish session or deal with rush hour traffic since check-in will be at 3 pm. if you leave after the session, no one will know. you are not being watched. have you ever checked into a hotel, then stepped out a couple hours later for dinner?

I used to do sessions with a local at my home around 11 am, so there wasn't much traffic for her. I saved on hotel costs... but only do this for someone you know and trust very very well. I had already met her multiple times (I also know where she lives as a reference on trust). wouldn't do this for 99% of people.

as to early check-out, I almost never check out in person when I travel, I just leave and nothing bad has ever happened. unless it's a hotel with a resort fee, and you want to make sure their mini-bar didn't charge you for something you didn't take, no reason to check out in person. if you really need to, you could drive back in the morning to handle it. the worst thing (when I think I did check out in person) was a business trip to NYC and I asked them to email me a receipt at check-out (their printer was out of paper or something, can't remember), and I had to call them several times to get them to actually email it.

[FBBMW]

If the SG is going to stay in the room after our session, maybe with other clients or whatever,  I rather
have her book the room and I would reimburse her.   That way there is no way to run up your CC, if they order
stuff or damage the room. 

[abracadabra]

I would just get the hotel in my name and not worry about her using it for subsequent sessions. If I'm paying, I'd rather do it on my schedule and not risk the other guy getting there early, etc. If she's not traveling, it's probably not super common for her to have multiple sessions in the same day anyway. Even when I was visiting a Las Vegas local I've visited many times and paying for the hotel, there was only one time she had another session that day, and one other time she had a couple sessions the next day. This was for a popular session girl. The first time it was the weekend of a big event. The second time she was between travels, so people probably had limited options on which days they could see her.

[artax]

I've done it once or twice - and I use a big chain hotel which has an app- I leave after the session but checkout using the app the next morning - none of the staff are going to notice or care if you aren't in the room

[FemFlexUSA]

"Check out"? You guys must be older than I am and I'm pretty old. I'm in hotels 75-100 nights a year sometimes and I just leave when it's time to go. The housekeeping staff cares most. When you're leaving in the AM, as a courtesy, let the housekeeper know your room is clear. If you leave the night before, just don't leave the "do not disturb" sign on. Exceptions would be cases where a late checkout is needed.

OP - Get a place you'd want to stay, leave when it's over.

[abracadabra]

Old habits die hard. Some people may even pay credit card bills by mail still.

I don't think it's necessary to find housekeeping and let them know you're leaving, unless they bugged you earlier in the AM. I just remove the "do not disturb" sign before leaving. That is telling enough.

The only reason I go to checkout in person these days is to make sure there weren't extra charges if the place has a mini-bar. I had a situation where I got charged $50 for some drinks I never took once. But these days many places let you check out online, and you only need to go to the front desk if there's an issue.

[deestar]

I haven't "checked out" of a hotel in years.  Whenever I leave - whether it's after a few hours or just early in the AM, you just leave the key card(s) in the room and leave.  No reason for any human interaction at all.