DaddyPete

Bearsoul seems to alternate between giving guys a very good massage experience to ignoring potential clients entirely. 

I just came back from a week trip to NYC, where I had multiple people visit me in my room each day (either hookups or I hired).  Most of them I met outside the hotel and we walked in together.  Some were waiting for me in the lobby.  I never had an issue with the hotel.  I was given 3 sets of towels a day which was satisfactory.  Last year I spent 2 weeks at the same hotel and hired more aggressively, so I occasionally asked for extra towels and the request was honored. 
Only twice have I had an issue bringing an escort to my room,  one in Barcelona and one in Zurich.  Both cases were after 11pm when the lobby doors were locked.  In Barcelona, they merely wanted to see the ID of my escort friend who was accompanying me to the room.  In Zurich, they would not admit my escort friend because I had only paid city taxes for 1 person in the room instead of for 2. That is why now I always make the reservation for 2 people.  I had no problem bringing a guest to that same hotel the next day before they closed the lobby doors at 11pm.

Well...
When the classical trio starts playing in the Living Room, I quietly put my hand under his ass.
By the time they're finishing their set 45 minutes later with Chopin's piano concerto no 1, I have a few fingers in him.
Is that still considered tasteful?

Some guys just will not do PDA under any circumstances. Once I tried to plant a smooch on my guy in the middle of Key West, surrounded by a happy, celebrating gay crowd. He looked at me as if I tried to grab his nuts. And I even had brushed my teeth beforehand! O well. 

Reached out to him, and he wanted $400/hr.  That's out of my range.

Same issue as before. Took a long time to provide an initial response, and then went radio silent again.  
 
he now has Shiburi listed as part of the profile, but apparently not part of a massage session. Again, no details on what is included when I asked, nor the rate. 

Probably not if you're looking for a happy ending, but here are the medical requirements for massage to be covered:
 
Just a moment...
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I've honestly had better luck with the opposite. Anyone who gives me a rate above $300, I just politiely say, sorry that's not something I can afford right now. Often they will ask what I can afford and I say, "I usually go for $250 per hour." If they accept that great, but if they want to go to $300 I accept that as well.