Good question when I Googled  personal alarms on the high street I couldn't find anything.

The only suggestions I could find online was that police stations sometimes give them out for a small charge but it was old advice.

hi I got mine from argos and some more online about 6 pounds each they look like a key ring but basically it's ( well I like to think) a small grenade that if you pull the pin out it goes off at so many decibels there's a warning attached saying you may need your ears checked at casualty after use ! Totes legal , I tell my regulars and they laugh but with fright in their eyes.....plus you can always pull the pin and throw to the other side of the room if you need to really seriously get out , not trying to frighten you but they're handy in your hand / pocket on entering an outcall or opening a door and greeting someone , hope you have fun too xxx

Hi Poppy I didn't mean in my hand so they can see it....it's just if I've done an outcall and had a mac on I have it my pocket, but it fits in the palm of your hand so you can answer the door with it just in case someone barges in , although I do have a few totally normal regulars who really barge in but most of them are in a panic themselves.....I laugh because more often than not they just get in and say " oh thank God I'm in" lol then they have to take a breather but they are really powerful business men so we both laugh ! Have fun Poppy xxx

Thank you lovely! I feel very lucky with the chaps I've had so far.

Good luck with the Incalls, im finding them to be very useful (and definitely more lucrative than outcalls)

Candles might set off the smoke alarms.. (I could be wrong?)
You could take refreshments, water bottles, mints, etc to offer clients.
Depends (I find) on the hotel as to whether they’ll supply you with enough towels. But if you have the means to carry more than a personal towel, as in one or more for clients to use, then that would be appreciated by clients I’m sure.(they like clean towels). But that does mean you’d have to lug home dirty towels not nice.
Personally I don’t jazz up the room much. If at all come to think of it :/ ...
Some clients like the light on and some like to have a couple of them turned off for a little atmosphere, but mainly they’re not bothered. In my experience anyway.
Something I’ve been wanting to do is bring a throw for the bed to protect the duvet from client arses. If i plan to sleep in the room/bed. Couple be a nice personal touch. A talking point even haha.
(( the room I’m working from right now had a separate single bed so I’ve taken the duvet from that to cover up the ‘work’ bed, really handy and also softer and more comfortable. Unexpected Win! ))
Soaps or mouthwash is also a good bathroom item. Be careful to make sure they don’t guzzle the whole bottle though. You should have spares. (Of everything !). Just in case.
Xx

Thanks Amy! Fairy lights......perfect! Why didnt i think of that! And i cant set the room on fire...result!

Painkillers, working in a hotel, that could have heating on, at different times, to what your used to could give you headaches.
Some hotels, don't have let you open the window, fully either.
These 2 things, have known to give me a headache, especially, whilst working from one. 

It takes me three trips back and forth to my car, although bear in mind I do tour for a week at a time.

Candles - I use the type in glass jars, suss out where the smoke alarm is and site it furthest away. I also have a lighter with a long "nose" if you know what I mean, I don't smoke so lighting with normal lighter is a pain when it's burned down a bit. I get my candles in Wilkos. £4 for alleged 55hrs burn. I also bring a can of Febreze for those immediate smelly needs!

I have two reversible duvet covers that I bring with me. One is grey/white and one is red/cream but they have the same design. Patterned is better at hiding stains. Red is obviously better if I'm spotting!

I always bring my own toiletries as hotel ones are so cheap and they always dry my skin. They're fine for clients though!

I always bring a 4-gang with a long cable as even if I've stayed in the hotel before, some rooms will have power points by the bed and some wont.

Condoms: I bring a minimum of 6 small, 50 regular and 50 large. Obviously lube and wet wipes and nappy sacks.

I have a stack of towels. I usually find it easy to get towels from the cart though. "I don't need a clean but can I just get some fresh towels?" whist holding out the damp ones works well.

Bring your own bin bags. Put all your bin stuff in that and then lug it down the corridor so it's not outside your door.

Zoflora disinfect and a squirty domestos. After a few clients the toilet starts whiffing like a urinal. The pissy man-pong builds up even if I use the additional 'turn down & second clean' service which I request daily if it's a free option. I also use domestos to sterlise toys in the bin

I don't bring my own towels. I cover the bed and pillow with large hotel towels so the client never 'infects' the bedding.

I bring nappy sacks too and stash them in street bins while I have a nice walk, not in the hotel.

Another vote for Zoflora and Domestos spray gel (which they always seem to have in the pound shop) although I keep them at home and at my work flat rather than taking them with me. I ought to decant some Zoflora so I can have it everywhere

I also dump my work rubbish outside in a litter bin - it's less to do with concern about being rumbled and more to do with not wanting to leave such revolting stuff for the housekeepers to pick up. I'm trying to move on to the paper bags that come in the big boxes of condoms rather than plastic nappy bags, so I chuck them all into a (plastic) rubbish bag and get rid of it at the end of the day .