Outcall to AirBnB... can I?

[Ramster555]

Coming back to Toronto Tuesday, I just came from Vancouver last week my first time, they helped me on Perb many thanks I posted a few reviews. I loved AsianFever and The Bunz girls. It's a nice city, but no need to go back there. I am staying downtownToronto again near the Eaton Center in an AirBnB. I want to try outcall for the first time, ( I am 69 years old ) I've never done it, but lots of in call. When you own the condo you have a way of letting people in the front door somehow? I guess I will have the girl text me when she gets to the AirBnB then come down to let her in? Will that be OK with the services? Has anybody ever done this? Thank you in advance...

 

[AnotherCamus94]

You might want to mention it beforehand so they are aware. Some might be ok with others might not. I once booked an outcall from a hotel which required the keycard to use the elevator so I had to meet her at the side entrance and we went up to the room together. But I let her know in advance and she was ok with it. Usually, it's not really a big deal as long the communication is clear and there are no surprises.

 

[Ramster555]

You might want to mention it beforehand so they are aware. Some might be ok with others might not. I once booked an outcall from a hotel which required the keycard to use the elevator so I had to meet her at the side entrance and we went up to the room together. But I let her know in advance and she was ok with it. Usually, it's not really a big deal as long the communication is clear and there are no surprises.

Thanks I appreciate it I will notify the service before.

 

[milesmiles]

I have done this with Cupids, told them in advance, no issues.

 

[mburner]

Uh, what these guys say. But there's more, having stayed in AirBs in TO since they came on line. Don't arrange anything until you've taken the temperature of your building--the comings and goings of residents and the neighbors on your floor; the nature of the lobby/concierge. etc.; how far your place is from the elevator; how noisy is the place; how nosy are the residents; and if there are security cameras on premise (that has to be revealed by the booker on the AirB page), and so on. Also, take a look around your place to discern if all's cool. An AirB is NOT a hotel that's seen all this before and barely raises an eye. Your host may not mind, though I doubt that, but the residents may, especially if they see a 69YO guy with a dressed-to-the-nines 20 something. Speaking of which, ask the booker to have your date forego the babe look for shlumpy, eyeryday clothes. You'll get see what you really want to see when she's confortably in your apartment. To paraphrase Teddy Roosevelt: speak softly and you'll get a big stick.

 

[Ramster555]

I have done this with Cupids, told them in advance, no issues.

Uh, what these guys say. But there's more, having stayed in AirBs in TO since they came on line. Don't arrange anything until you've taken the temperature of your building--the comings and goings of residents and the neighbors on your floor; the nature of the lobby/concierge. etc.; how far your place is from the elevator; how noisy is the place; how nosy are the residents; and if there are security cameras on premise (that has to be revealed by the booker on the AirB page), and so on. Also, take a look around your place to discern if all's cool. An AirB is NOT a hotel that's seen all this before and barely raises an eye. Your host may not mind, though I doubt that, but the residents may, especially if they see a 69YO guy with a dressed-to-the-nines 20 something. Speaking of which, ask the booker to have your date forego the babe look for shlumpy, eyeryday clothes. You'll get see what you really want to see when she's confortably in your apartment. To paraphrase Teddy Roosevelt: speak softly and you'll get a big stick.

All good advice thank you very much.