Sandman?!? Why did you go and do that?

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Have it on decent authority that Sandman is now keycard swipe for all their lifts.

Has anyone been recently and encountered this? Have only seen this at Brookstreet before.

I believe the Sandman group of hotels leans SP friendly, but the ladies with the true knowledge can correct me, so I’m guessing if they are trying to increase then this will knock traffic down. Always was a fun of easy location and ample parking.
 
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Have it on decent authority that Sandman is now keycard swipe for all their lifts.

Has anyone been recently and encountered this? Have only seen this at Brookstreet before.

I believe the Sandman group of hotels leans SP friendly, but the ladies with the true knowledge can correct me, so I’m guessing if they are trying to increase then this will knock traffic down. Always was a fun of easy location and ample parking.
It’s going to become more and more common for a safety factor
I can count over 10 hotels off the top of my head that are now in Ottawa and it’s VERY common in larger cities
 
Do you mean straight safety for those with actual rooms? Which of course would include any courtesans. Poses a challenge for their traffic flow im sure. Have to believe it isn’t a cheap upgrade. All new hardware and reprogrammed keys.
 
There are several hotels east of the Sandman along Hunt Club, and I'm not aware of card elevators at any of them.

So the business moves a half mile east, and the Sandman is out of luck.

Oh well.
 
It’s going to become more and more common for a safety factor
I can count over 10 hotels off the top of my head that are now in Ottawa and it’s VERY common in larger cities

There's a full thread in the Toronto Outcalls section that's just exchanging info about which hotels haven't transitioned to keycards - there aren't many left - and ways to work around it at the ones who have.
 
Its definitely a problem at the sandman. You cant see women there now and they are not booking there. What a shame. I liked that location.
 
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So will it keep the ladies away too now I wonder? Nadia mentioned there being so many like this but it also safer I guess it just means being discreet in the lobby?
 
So will it keep the ladies away too now I wonder? Nadia mentioned there being so many like this but it also safer I guess it just means being discreet in the lobby?
When doing outcalls to hotels I always ask clients to meet me out front or at the door and I greet them like I’ve known them forever… if you walk in talking and head right to elevators it’s a lot less suspicious then walking silently together as one party follows the other

the key to discretion is blending in ;)
 
I’m always worried meeting an SP at hotels with a lobby, what if they stop and ask you questions, makes me nervous, that’s why I love airbnb or ground floor patios, that walk through the lobby I find is nerve racking IMO
 
Have it on decent authority that Sandman is now keycard swipe for all their lifts.

Has anyone been recently and encountered this? Have only seen this at Brookstreet before.

I believe the Sandman group of hotels leans SP friendly, but the ladies with the true knowledge can correct me, so I’m guessing if they are trying to increase then this will knock traffic down. Always was a fun of easy location and ample parking.

Even here in the GTA , almost if not all of the sandman hotels are key card elevators.

Also I had the staff tell me that if a guest comes, they will need the registered guests name & the guest whose name is on the room to confirm that they are expecting someone. This makes it not only uncomfortable for the SP; but for the clients as well.

They also told me that If i had visitors I could come down to get them but walking past the front desk with different guys at different times during the day ; the staff would definitely pick up on what is going on and could potentially kick out girls for the amount of traffic they bring.
 
I’m always worried meeting an SP at hotels with a lobby, what if they stop and ask you questions, makes me nervous, that’s why I love airbnb or ground floor patios, that walk through the lobby I find is nerve racking IMO

I always try to get a hotel room with in room outside access or a room in a large hotel where there are always people coming and going and a client won't be noticed walking into the lobby.

I totally understand how nerve wracking it can be for a client upon entering a hotel and try to take that into consideration when booking tours.
 
When doing outcalls to hotels I always ask clients to meet me out front or at the door and I greet them like I’ve known them forever… if you walk in talking and head right to elevators it’s a lot less suspicious then walking silently together as one party follows the other

the key to discretion is blending in ;)

THIS. This is great advice in many areas of your life. I've made it a long way flying under the radar.
 
I’m always worried meeting an SP at hotels with a lobby, what if they stop and ask you questions, makes me nervous, that’s why I love airbnb or ground floor patios, that walk through the lobby I find is nerve racking IMO
I can relate to feeling nervous as hell walking through the lobby when meeting a SP at a hotel. I feel like the reception person is just staring at me as I walk by. It helps if the lobby is busy or has other traffic to blend in with.
 
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Using a phone helps and walking with a sense of purpose. If already in text contact vs email or dm I’ve found getting permission to make a quick call and connect that way just gives the impression of old friends reconnecting from phone to seeing the person then a small hug (presuming the lady is someone with a site or socials so you know what you are expecting and not going slack jawed). Draws little attention.

Of course the psychology is always curious. Just how observant are the staff and do they even care. Some ladies have mentioned to me that some staff definitely know but if no trouble or ruckus is caused than it’s just another room.