I hate outside door hotels too - though once I ended up in a Marriott Residence Inn that had outside entrances. Thankfully it was set up in an apartment style, so I had no issues, but it was advertised as a regular hotel + lobby so I did feel a little taken.Thank you. It's just a bunch of bullshit. Low volume because she's staying at a roach motel? Yeah right. No credit card? She probably doesn't even have a bank account. ugh! Please.
[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/B]This is no offense to the provider in question, but that entire FAQ sounds like excuses. Not using a credit card? You can use Paypal with your bank account on Hotwire while spending 45-60 for a 3 star room. That eliminates two problems right there along with "needing to share it" to cover the cost.
Did she not stop to think someone could see from a location across the street, or see the clients car? Then he has to explain why he's at a Motel 6 which is a LOT harder than explaining why you're at the Hilton. Originally Posted by Missy Mariposa
Another good idea is not to go to hotels well, how to say this, looking good. If you look ready for work when you check in, you're doing it wrong. Originally Posted by Missy MariposaI agree, whenever I have had to use a hotel, I check in wearing scrubs, say I am a vet-tech and staying for a few days because I just got the inside of my house painted and can't deal with the fumes.
I hate outside door hotels too - though once I ended up in a Marriott Residence Inn that had outside entrances. Thankfully it was set up in an apartment style, so I had no issues, but it was advertised as a regular hotel + lobby so I did feel a little taken.. Originally Posted by Missy MariposaYeah, I've been in a couple of these. Invariably I'm on the 3rd Floor. There is an elevator, but it's never convenient. I didn't think it was very safe either. Too much possibility of getting chased down and mugged. The walkways outside the units are uneven, hard to navigate and built in a maze.
I stop staying at motel 6 when a friend of mine (a provider) got her car broken into. And the motel was even a little bit better(LaQuinta)AND NOT a bad neighborhood. but it made me feel bad. Originally Posted by pickupkidHate to tell you this, but hotel parking lots are magnets for thieves. Cars get broken into all the time, even in the best neighborhoods. Most common targets are GPSs, iPads/iPods, & computers. I was at a Residence Inn in one upscale neighborhood that was located next to a Trauma 1 hospital. Because they shared adjoining property, they also shared the roving security. One of guests at RI got his truck stolen. It was his pride & joy. They never found it. It's probably in a 1000 pieces all over the state.
How about a Red Roof Inn with the address posted on backpage ... will that work for you?200.00 higher if the guy springs for the place and 200 less if you do. I would be afraid it was LE with that difference. Not saying that is what you are but it is way too much difference not to stand out
JESSICA (281)865-1340 // NO PVT/ BLOCKED CALLS !! NO TEXTING !!
INcalls : $80/hr
OUTcalls : $280/hr
ALL DAY or ALL Night : $850
** I am located at the RED ROOF INN hotel at 15701 PARK TEN Place in Houston TX 77084
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