Thoughts on the meeting location being an Airbnb?

[+ keroscenefire]

1 hour ago, marylander1940 said:

 

Most hotels now require a key card to come up in the elevator, others they even require it to enter the hotel through the main door and all hotels have cameras in public places except corridors.

Having said that as long as the hotel has a club / concierge lounge I always prefer them but in large cities Airbnb are cheaper. 

I stayed in an Airbnb in Toronto once and it became clear that it wasn't actually allowed in his building. I had the whole apartment which was nice but like I always had to go through weird side doors and avoid the concierge in the building. It just made it very uncomfortable and felt like I actually couldn't host guys there. Plus there was a "cleaning fee" even though the instructions had me strip the bed, put the linens and towels in the washing machine, put all the dishes in the dishwasher and throw out all the trash in the trash room. And he even asked if I could sweep up his floors if there were any messes. It's like what is this $50 cleaning fee for then? That was kind of the last time I did an AirBnB. Just have had some kind of shady experiences with them.

[Thelatin]

1 hour ago, Moke said:

e. Hotels r much easier all round. 

To an extent.  But I’ll be spending a week at an airbnb this month.  So out poor pool and spa.  Naked all day every day with “guests” - hard to do that at a hotel. 

[moonlight]

10 hours ago, Simon Suraci said:

^I go out of my way to figure out if the listing is an ADU or if the host is onsite or has a property that they occupy on site or a property adjacent to the unit or in view of the unit, such as a house across the street. These are a non-starter for me. I won’t rent these units because I value privacy for myself and for my clients. It’s not always clear in the listing that you’re going to be monitored in such ways. That’s one of many reasons I prefer to rent a whole stand-alone single family house.

If only you ran a charm school, Simon, to teach other men such niceties.

In my case, it was clear that English was not his primary language, so the exact meaning of "guest house" and its implications may have been lost. But the listing does make very clear that the owners live on the property.

[+ haring222]

Well, I'll chime in.  I have quite a few airbnb units.  

Honestly, I'd not recommend any escort or masseur booking an airbnb unless the host is ok with your activities.  You just never know what kind of host you will get and most will have major opinions about your hosting folks in their property.  In particular avoid any host or charges extra guest fees, as those folks tend to be all about watching guests to make sure they are not sneaking in people to avoid guest fees.  I'd have zero worries about hidden cameras, as they are just as likely to be in a hotel as an airbnb.  If you are going to be blackmailed, it will be because the provider has recorded the encounter.    You actually might want to check out misterb&b which is a more gay focused and sex positive platform to book spaces.

With that said, as a former escort I am all about supporting the working boys and have a specific unit you are welcome to book.  It's located in a fantastic neighborhood in Chicago called the Southport Cooridor and is a short walk away from the Halsted gay bar strip.  It is in a large apartment building but has a private exterior door going into the unit from the sidewalk.  I actually put in a small secondary bedroom so guys can have an extra place to actually sleep that is not the bed they are working on.  Washer in unit and I will be happy to leave extra linens and towels for you.  Not to mention, I might be very willing to barter a bit for masseurs 🙂 

Escort friendly airbnb listing