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Where to stay in Toronto close to all agencies ?

deltheking said:
I normally stay at hotels as I have the hotel rewards program but am open to Airbnbs as well. Just thought hotels were more convenient with a 24/7 onsite help team.
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If you're a Marriott Bonvoy member try the Delta on Lower Simcoe St. at Bremner. It has indoor access from the UP station (that's the train from the airport directly to downtown at Union Station) and from there the TTC subway network and PATH (the underground walkway network) This network will take you to, or very near, many agency and indy incalls.

The Delta does require key card access, however If you're concerned about meeting a girl in the lobby, meeting her upstairs on the conference level is quiet and has direct access to the room elevators.

A bonus if you want to splurge are the rooms with big tubs, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the lakeshore and Rogers Centre. Yes, girls are very comfortable going to the Delta as my own experience will testify, as well as the numerous pictures I've seen on various escort's social media of them enjoying the tubs with a discerning gentleman :)

Have fun :)
 
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deltheking said:
I normally stay at hotels as I have the hotel rewards program but am open to Airbnbs as well. Just thought hotels were more convenient with a 24/7 onsite help team.
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Either works. AirBnBs can be significantly less expensive and often nicer (two bedrooms, fridge and meal prep area, etc) but for sure a bit of a crap shoot. Just stick to hardcore downtown (eg, near CN Tower) as some of the ones further out really are just someone’s home, which can feel a little unsettling.

Honestly it’s a pretty friendly city for this purpose - I think the “sugar” scene sort of normalized guys being out with young ladies.
 
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Now , throwing a curveball out there for y'all. What do you think about me renting a car ? Just drive around Toronto, get to know the city and not just be there for the providers. You cant be having sessions all day for 4 days. Yes, Uber is a good option, but say you want to explore the city , the surroundings , make go to a couple of night clubs or strip clubs just to get a feel. Is that a bad idea ? FWIW , I have driven all over the US in Texas, NYC , DC , California, Florida, Philly etc but never in Canada. Will be the 1st time for me . Is this a crazy idea ? Also the temps this time of the year in Canada are in the 50F's , I am used to 100F plus temps in Texas , so this would be very cold for me lol ! And so, I dont know how much walking I could do just because I am not used to it and so was thinking maybe having a rental car would be a better option. Yes, parking in DT Toronto would be a pain but its not like I am going to office everyday and I have plenty of time to spare for the 5 days that I am there. What do y'all suggest ?
 
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deltheking said:
Now , throwing a curveball out there for y'all. What do you think about me renting a car ? Just drive around Toronto, get to know the city and not just be there for the providers. You cant be having sessions all day for 4 days. Yes, Uber is a good option, but say you want to explore the city , the surroundings , make go to a couple of night clubs or strip clubs just to get a feel. Is that a bad idea ? FWIW , I have driven all over the US in Texas, NYC , DC , California, Florida, Philly etc but never in Canada. Will be the 1st time for me . Is this a crazy idea ? Also the temps this time of the year in Canada are in the 50F's , I am used to 100F plus temps in Texas , so this would be very cold for me lol ! And so, I dont know how much walking I could do just because I am not used to it and so was thinking maybe having a rental car would be a better option. Yes, parking in DT Toronto would be a pain but its not like I am going to office everyday and I have plenty of time to spare for the 5 days that I am there. What do y'all suggest ?
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Honestly, unless you're looking to go out to the suburbs just use the metro. You'll be able to see most of the area just off of that and can always uber the last chunks. And re the temps, a good heavy jacket and some gloves should keep you fine the whole time. At worst, try the first day without a rental and rent a car the next day if it proves too much for you. You'll have to walk a decent amount to explore even with the car. Especially in some of the more popular areas in downtown.
 
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sharklazor said:
Honestly, unless you're looking to go out to the suburbs just use the metro. You'll be able to see most of the area just off of that and can always uber the last chunks. And re the temps, a good heavy jacket and some gloves should keep you fine the whole time. At worst, try the first day without a rental and rent a car the next day if it proves too much for you. You'll have to walk a decent amount to explore even with the car. Especially in some of the more popular areas in downtown.
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Thanks , that is some good advice, I can try it for a day and yeah see how it goes. Metro is a good option, didnt realize Toronto had one.
 
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The Montecassino hotel near Sheppard West station is within walking distance of several erotic spas - including us! It's also a medium-sized event venue that hosts weddings and the occasional gaming tournament. The Willowdale Hotel is also just North of Sheppard that's within walking distance of several Yonge street spas and some handy Air BnBs. Happy hobbying!
 
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GeeBee said:
I've mentioned this before but it's worth repeating on the off chance the location looks attractive.

The Cambridge Suites, on Richmond just east of Yonge, is NOT a good option.

They do not like guests to have guests, and are a little aggressive in enforcing that rule. I don't know of it's a stance against sex work, or problems with parties etc... at some point, but you're best to avoid it.
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Agree with this. The only hotel in town that is definitely anti evening guest, to the point where they give you the policy to read and ask you to sign saying you agree.
 
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deltheking said:
Now , throwing a curveball out there for y'all. What do you think about me renting a car ? Just drive around Toronto, get to know the city and not just be there for the providers. You cant be having sessions all day for 4 days. Yes, Uber is a good option, but say you want to explore the city , the surroundings , make go to a couple of night clubs or strip clubs just to get a feel. Is that a bad idea ? FWIW , I have driven all over the US in Texas, NYC , DC , California, Florida, Philly etc but never in Canada. Will be the 1st time for me . Is this a crazy idea ? Also the temps this time of the year in Canada are in the 50F's , I am used to 100F plus temps in Texas , so this would be very cold for me lol ! And so, I dont know how much walking I could do just because I am not used to it and so was thinking maybe having a rental car would be a better option. Yes, parking in DT Toronto would be a pain but its not like I am going to office everyday and I have plenty of time to spare for the 5 days that I am there. What do y'all suggest ?
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I'd skip the car, unless there is something specific in the suburbs you want to see for a day.

I've driven in lots of big cities, Chicago, LA, Houston etc... too, and you'd be fine managing the drive, but the Toronto traffic is horrendous at times. Particularly if you decide to stay downtown, public transit will almost always be a better bet. It may often be faster than a car, and your eta will be pretty consistent. Being late for an appointment with a girl because you're stuck in unfamiliar traffic would suck.

Just IMO.
 
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I agree with the sentiments of the others here. Skip the rental car and just use the TTC to tour the city. You can Uber if you want to check out a strip club in the suburbs (plus you'll be able to drink :)). If you're determined to get a rental car, try the Turo app. You can find more upscale cars for less.
 
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GeeBee said:
I've mentioned this before but it's worth repeating on the off chance the location looks attractive.

The Cambridge Suites, on Richmond just east of Yonge, is NOT a good option.

They do not like guests to have guests, and are a little aggressive in enforcing that rule. I don't know of it's a stance against sex work, or problems with parties etc... at some point, but you're best to avoid it.
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think they had a few too many overdoses and destroyed rooms from the pandemic
 
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