I just had a call from a Chinese number, but the person on the other end turned out to be a hotel employee booking me on behalf of a client staying at a hotel. I was a bit thrown by this as it hasn't happened before and as the guest didn't or couldn't speak to me on the phone I said I didn't feel comfortable meeting someone with no English and anyway time a bit tight today.

I assume it was a concierge and I understand they will acquire escorts for clients in certain sorts of hotels, but was under the impression the concierges had a list of women they used for such occasions, and not middle aged, BBW me from the suburbs!

Have never had a booking attempted in this way before in all my years escorting - if this something you have experienced and have you taken bookings made via hotel staff?

I had an ex who used to be a hotel receptionist (in big London hotels) and he would book escorts for guests, but I think it was a small number he knew, probably from them hanging around in the bar etc. I should have asked him!

Yes I did have a bloke claim to be booking someone for a hotel guest but my standard policy applied,I never allowed myself to get booked by a third party.
You have no way of knowing if it really is a hotel concierge or it's a wind up so not for me personally.

Are you sure it's not a member of staff trying to catch you out?  Maybe I'm paranoid just now but it sounds dodgy to me.

Re staff trying to catch me out - I never tour, I do some outcalls to hotels and these aren't published anywhere, we didn't even get as far as discussing if client wanted an incall or outcall anyway.

I don't think this was anything nefarious, I was just intrigued as to whether other people took or declined bookings made by hotel staff on behalf of a guest.

Happened to me once i had a hotel employee call me up for one of the clients staying there. The number that called me was the hotel number. First of all i thought it was the employee wanting me to visit him at the hotel in between a break but then after crossed wires it was for a client yet again who English was not great from a Arab country if i remember right. I said i never take bookings through third parties he said the client could speak a little English and could come on the phone but i said no i do not see anyone who might have trouble with understanding basic requests or rules etc too risky for me plus uncomfortable with hotel staff knowing when i walk in and get escorted up to his room. So when i was not budging on it the employee eventually said he would try a few others and tell him i definately will not be visiting.