Boston rates

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5 minutes ago, ThroatCummer said:

Boston also suffers from a lack of providers in general. Not may visit for work (as escorts) and there isn't much variety, especially for the size of the metro area, you would think it is more like New York or Miami but it really is not.  

I speak from someone who hired when I lived in Boston and could never find the right ones and also as someone who has a partner now who is an escort, so.   He frequently will travel to Boston because the work there is good for him (very jacked late 30's latino) and he can make a lot in a short amount of time.  So to any escorts reading this, go. The only issue is hotels tend to be crazy expensive so that will eat into profits a lot if you don't have a regular client base or pre-planned meetings. 

Good point about hotels, hotels are either $400+ or $100 - depending on conventions, seasons (leaf peeping), and college events (Boston has 39 colleges/universities).  If you plan ahead you can target those dates where hotels are affordable.  You can sometimes find bargains on hotwire.com.

@ThroatCummer can you PM me your partner's RM link?  TY

[MeatHead]

On 10/2/2024 at 6:28 PM, marylander1940 said:

I'm surprised about Boston having New York style rates....

Boston hotels are even more expensive than NYC from my experience. Cheap hotels in Boston don't even exist, lol. 

[MeatHead]

@marylander1940  Check your DM. 

[HockeyMan]

If you're in the know, you can make a lot of money in Boston. But most traveling providers aren't in the know. They don't know good and bad times to visit, or market rates. Boston is a tough market in many ways. This discussion thread is useful for providers.

Edited October 5, 2024 by HockeyMan

[Simon Suraci]

@HockeyMan please enlighten us. What is your opinion of good/bad times to visit Boston, and market rates there?

Edited October 5, 2024 by Simon Suraci

[HockeyMan]

Rates: 350/hr incall.

Time to avoid visiting:

• Move in time around September 1.
• Graduation time in mid May.
• Boston Marathon weekend.
• Finding new clients in the Summer is hard.

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On 10/3/2024 at 9:34 PM, socurious said:

Boston hotels are even more expensive than NYC from my experience. Cheap hotels in Boston don't even exist, lol. 

This is only partially true.  Hotels can be crazy expensive when there are conventions in town, and during college events like back-to-school and graduations (Boston has 39 colleges/universities, more than any other city), also during leaf peeping season.  For example, The Godfrey hotel is $800/night next weekend (peak leaf peeping season), but $218 the weekend of 11/16.    If you have flexibility, plan ahead and check the rates over several weeks/weekends you can usually find reasonable rates.   Also sometimes there are deals to be had on hotwire and priceline.  Onmi Parker House is $155 the weekend of 11/23 and $147 the weekend of 11/30.

[NJF]

I found reasonable accommodations even for the peak weekends(Vistas and graduation). New Haven was a harder place to find alternatives