Newbie to Austin. What area should I go to??!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Ladies AND Gents!

I'm planning to travel to Austin soon but wondering what area is best for incall and outcalls?!!!!

I appreciate the suggetions!!

For incall location I recommend the Arboretum area or the Domain area in North Austin. Nice hotels, no sketchy places and convenient to many clients.
Downtown is a hassle with traffic and parking.

Best of luck to you.

Thanks so much! That was very helpful!!!

For incall location I recommend the Arboretum area or the Domain area in North Austin. Nice hotels, no sketchy places and convenient to many clients.
Downtown is a hassle with traffic and parking.

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And, as long as you are traipsing down I-35, when you are done in Austin, consider adding a few miles to San Antonio next week.

Soon as the Final Four is over, hotel rates should drop big time, although there still might be some late Spring Breakers around. Airport or Medical Center areas work best for hobbying, and you can always public park downtown to see the River Walk and get blessed at the Alamo shrine.

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I especially like the Wyndham Garden Hotel on South IH-35. They have some "cottage" rooms with ground floor outside doors with an inside door to pool area. They work great for discrete visits. That area around the intersection of Hwy 71 and IH-35 also has the Omni Southpark where I have seen a number of providers in the past...more upscale.

Doesn’t the Wyndham that your speaking of have a gate. If so that’s not good for clients.

No it does not have a gate. My gf had stayed there before, reminds me, I need to come south

Well then I need to plan to come south as well. Thank you for clearing that up for me.

The cottages are great because you don't need to go through the lobby and parking is also away from the main entrance.