Book the hotel first, it’s safer otherwise if something goes wrong and you can’t see the clients, then you may have angry customers moaning at you because they aren’t getting any!

When I have worked from apartments before then I usually pick my busiest day to work there, I get the apartment, change location (I always work in same city) and then go available.

Traditionally you charge less for in calls than you would for outcalls on the basis that you have travel time and costs for outcalls, but not for in calls. But obvs yes you're paying for the hotel so on the face of it it's costing you more but you can work through a higher volume of clients than you can with outcalls. Swings and roundabouts 

Thank you for the advice everyone. Sorry if it was a silly question, but I appreciate the responses.

 

I haven't booked hotels recently but the last time I did they were checking people entering the hotel in the evening so depends what time you work until. Also I find some clients get nervous about hotels especially if they have to walk past reception so I would always reduce the place.

I always booked the hotel first and in most cases did ok. I used to get one of my regulars to book it for me and I'd give him a free session.

Last time though I used an apartment which a few escorts used and the owner was fine with us using it. It was very discrete and much less stressful for me and my clients.

There are prossie flats advertised on a separate section of AW (as well as here in Seeking/Offering), but you need to be very careful not to get ripped off and wind up in some craphole.

As for punter preferences it's swings and roundabouts; for every punter who doesn't want to visit a hotel there's another who won't visit an apartment where he doesn't know the layout or how many other people might be in there, or doesn't want to be seen coming out of the local knocking shop. Make no mistake, if a flat is popular and used a lot, nobody nearby will be in any doubt about what's happening in it .