Sp Friendly Hotel Recommendations ? Updates

Hi Ladies & Gentleman :)

I know there are already a few threads about this previously, however since Ottawa is expanding, there are quite a few new hotels in the Ottawa and surrounding areas. Also I think an updated list would be great !

If any one could help me with some input on this! I do know of a few hotels that I have hosted from around the city but I love to move around in different areas of the city each time I am available as well. Would appreciate some suggestions and input on this

Thank you in advance xoxo

I don't want to be a smart-ass but is there really such a thing as unfriendly hotels for SP's?

When we know most businessmen have little to no issues inviting SP's in places like the Chateau Laurier, I think it's safe to say it's pretty much a non-issue. Without being mean, if the appearance or demeanor of an SP prompts hotel employees to kick her out, it should be a huge hint she should maybe stick to incalls.

I remember years ago when some motels with hourly rates would recommend SP's occupying some rooms. But, I don't think many of those still exist.

I know it doesn't really answer your question, but hopefully will push the discussion further.

Cheers.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that Taylor may indeed be referring to incall type hosting from hotel rooms?

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Haha no no i understand. I guess i should have elaborated on it. I meant the hotels that are most convenient, no door closure times, front reception discretion etc... :P

I don't think the problems are entirely the hotels as client and SP's share some responsibility in this. When I invite a SP to an hotel, I normally guide her to a side door for discretion or meet her at the front entrance depending on what she prefers. And again if she can dress casual and avoid cosplaying, it makes things much easier. The same can be said about apartment buildings with 24/7 security. I live in one and seen some SP's stick out like sore thumbs. They don't need to look like princesses, business casual works fine. When everyone involved can look and act low key, there no reasons why red flags should be raised.