Whats the most annoying place for incalls?

[sirjohn]

Most agencies use hotels or condos for incalls these days. Without naming giving addresses, what's the best and worst places for an incall?

[adawg]

Haven't been to a lot of incalls in condos, prefer hotels as long as you look like you know where you are going and dressed like a bum they pretty much ignore you.

I try to walk in with a group of people if I have the option, head straight for the elevators. Try and text the agency before you arrive so they send you the room number.

tip - Chelsea hotel - they got too many elevators though, make sure you ask which elevator (green, blue, red, yellow??) to get onto. If you're worried about sticking out, just pick one and go to the lower floors and then wait there for the directions.

[robi22]

Hands down worst is the condo Moonwaiting was using out in Scarborough. Location is fine, but the security at the condo - or maybe just the same guy a few of us have run into is watching us like a hawk lol

My favourite is probably the some of the condos shops like Muse and icandy use in Markham - no reception, they just buzz you in and it's usually pretty quiet evenings, usually don't see anybody except the girl when going there.

[sirjohn]

Agree about Moonwaiting, the Bay street location, accross from Chelsea hotel, is pretty easy to get into and you don't see anybody usually.

Toronto Girlfriends used to use that building too

[yyzbare]

My favourite is probably the some of the condos shops like Muse and icandy use in Markham - no reception, they just buzz you in and it's usually pretty quiet evenings, usually don't see anybody except the girl when going there.

Yes, Muse and whatever they were called before had a whole house in one of those condos on Hwy 7, you went up to the door and the girl takes you upstairs. Never saw anybody but them either.

[robi22]

Yes, I think I know the ones, just near the gas station I think?

Agree, the condos up in Richmond Hill are a lot more discrete than in downtown Toronto. adawg is right though about hotels too - just look like you know where you're going and the staff don't even give you a second look. Mind you, I usually set up appointments evenings when there's lots of foot traffic.

I haven't been into a hotel post-covid though, anybody else been? Maybe things are stricter now?

[sirjohn]

Haven't been to a hotel either, I don't know if you have to fill out one of those contact sheets when you visit (like the ones at Brass Rail that guys seemed to have misspelt their name, address and even phone numbers on)

[bigpunter]

There's a thread here about hotels:

https://www.toronto.xxx/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=12

One guy is pretending to be an UberEats delivery guy lol

Seriously, does seem like hotels are more strict or at least asking you to sign-in with when you visit the hotels for incalls now.

[adawg]

I think that's maybe just the downtown hotels are like that, the last two times I was at the Holiday Inn out on Dixie they never asked when I went in, then again, I didn't go to the front desk I just walked in like I was staying there.

[robi22]

Agree, I used to see girls at hotels near the airport, as long as you dress normal and look like you belong there, no issues at all. I guess it's up to the hotel what they do. Does anybody know if there are any hotels that have had cases? Nor really sure how to search that other than "covid cases at toronto hotel" - and all that shows is statements from places like the Chelsia and Bond about what they are doing to prevent cases?

This isn't really helpful either, just lists a bunch of risks like "halls might be crowded" - thanks CBC lol
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/travel-h ... -1.5600101