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1017 is the same management as unit 34. It's not normal for girls to move around unless they are Ottawa locals, most are brought up from Toronto and do at TO/Kingston/Ottawa circuit

The one off the 401. The one on the waterfront parking is a pain and I believe you have to pay for it. I've been to this one a few times for incalls. When I work in the area I've also had a reg come to Kingston and got her a room there and she liked it. I stayed at the comfort unfortunately lol.

Mid range. Needs to be clean. $130ish to $160ish per night. Just don't like clients being bugged on their way in. Thanks for all the help so far.

Hey. Thanks for the reply. Which Holiday Inn are you talking about? 😅

In my conversations with a number of well established providers, I'm convinced that most fake bookings/prank outcalls are not clients but your competition trying to waste your time and money. For me if a SP wants me to use a real number I have no problem with that, but I do use a textapp for...

...has almost fully eradicated no shows. Prebooking with at least 24hrs notice is helpful for me too. At this point I don't feel the need for deposits while taking prebookings at home. When or if it stops working, I will reevaluate. Although... I am based in Kingston. Ottawa is a different beast.

Even for incalls I ask for deposits because I don’t trust theses men . They failed many times to prove their was real clients and ended up wasting my time . I mean I don’t dress up everyday and sit down to wait them to come over and say hi . Deposit helps me to have a clear life , get ready ...

...only request deposits for outcall, those using text apps or as one of my screening options when I travel. Incall at my residence here in Kingston requires no deposit unless you are using an app. My reasoning: Outcall - I learned my lesson years ago when someone pranked me and I was out $60...

the clerks at comfort inn near 401 and division call the kingston siu when a girl is noticed.

...in front of the Outlet mall at Division and 401 (Across Division from the Holiday Inn and Comfort inn) is pretty nice, modern and didn't require a keycard if memory serves. I know some SP's from Ottawa who would base out of there when in Kingston. It has a Bistro bar on the main floor as well.

Also the Brass Rail and from what I've read here Atlantis... ***Update: Saw Lulu last night and asked her about this. She's at the Brass Rail on Saturdays now and does not work at Atlantis (must be a different Lulu).

Curious as well. She was advertising out of Kingston a few days ago. I won’t be able to until later this week. Hopefully she’s still around.

I can’t think of any hotels in Kingston that require keycards. What is important to you? Budget? Proximity to downtown? To 401? Amenities? Higher class hotel or just cheap, clean and cheerful?

I've seen providers at the comfort inn and holiday in Kingston. Holiday is nicer on obviously

Next time, you should add Cornwall to your planning 😜

Hello, Looking to possibly do a short stay in Kingston after my stay in Ottawa. Looking for recommendations for a good place to host. Preferably with no need for a keycard access. Thank you. 🥰

I’ve never partook but did some research while working in Kingston and Rollerbunny seems to me to be the only legitimate option in Belleville, not to say other are not real, but there was a lot of mixed information. This thread pretty much confirms my suspicion.

Confirmed. Very into what she does. Amazing body. She's leaving on the 28th so go visit now boys. She said the next stop for her is Oshawa. If I get the time I'm gonna see her again.

So true. It's the same work for them to deliver a $25 pizza or $50 sushi platter. I shouldn't have to pay double the tip. Many drivers are terrible. I once tipped $10 on a $20 order because I wanted it delivered to my hotel room. This hotel allow anyone to use the elevators. The guy never...

...in hand at 822pm after a ton of back and forth over text and stress. IMO, drivers should not be allowed to see the total cost of our orders, it is none of their business. I live in Kingston where nothing is more than 12 minutes away, and I tend to tip $5 whether my order is $80 or a measly $15.