Question to people who do tickle sessions in hotel rooms

[tickleteasing]

Ok say you and a partner are checking in to a hotel room to have a night of wild intense earthshattering tickle fun, when I say tickle fun I MEAN TICKLE FUN I mean loud loosing your voice laughter fun. Now here is the thing, if you could just go to the front desk, ask for a "Do not disturb sign on your door" and ask for it to be there for 12 hours. Here is the thing though if you could be completely honest and not vauge as far as why you need that sign on the door and well could be very blunt, direct, explicit, to the point about what you are doing in that room for 12 hours what would you say?

 

[chicago]

lol I can just see some overconfident bastard going

"I need a do not disturb sign on my door for 12 hours. I'm going to tickle the crap out of my wife..."

 

[ParanoidChant]

Hell, more times than not you'd never see the receptionist again, just give it to them straight unless you WANT the cops busting down the door during hour 3 due to all of the screaming.

 

[cloudgazer2k]

the few hotels i've been to, there is a Do Not Disturb sign waiting for you in the room, usually attached to the door on the inside.

 

[Adam]

Hell, more times than not you'd never see the receptionist again, just give it to them straight unless you WANT the cops busting down the door during hour 3 due to all of the screaming.

See, that right there is why I'd never session in a hotel room. Most times, those walls are thin, man. If it's not the cops interrupting you, it's an angry neighbor.

 

[Goodieluver]

Ive always had the card in the room already

and as long as u got it up, they wont disrupt u

 

[mrmiguu]

Never had a problem!

....and we've had up to two people getting tickle-tortured at the same time....day or night or morning....and if they asked, I'd just tell them someone was getting tickled or we were really happy people or were telling some great jokes....no one asks....and when we leave, I leave a little feather on each pillow as we clean up almost as well as it was when we got there and everything is done by the book, nobody causing ANY trouble outside the rooms, Tickle people are the BEST!) and if the clean-up staff heard anything and got any ideas, they can go home and use the feathers we gave them!

....and even though no one ever does...I somehow wish they WOULD ask!

 

[tickleshotel]

Never had any problems before,I usually ask for a room on the corner of hall saying that it is a couple or a few people laughing ,might get noisy but not obnoxious..or secluded,and hang the DO Not Disturb sign on the door 😎

 

[Deleted member 66627]

"My lover accidently over dosed on Viagra, I am going to be fucking him for the next 12 hours. Please leavel towels, breakfast and the Democrat and Chronicle at my door."

They don't need to know about my tickling fetish.

Sex'll grab 'em everytime.

 

[Snail Shell]

Most hotels are respectful of your privacy in those situations.

Even if you come to the front desk with the bondage equipment in your hand, they usually don't ask questions.

The only time they tend to ask questions is after the cops are done with THEIR questions for you.

Please don't ask why I know this. 😀

Snail Shell

 

[barefootbabe]

Hotel Tickling

Going from experience and still basking in the glow from this weekend i don't think they actually care. My husband and I went to Seattle to meet a fellow tickler and had a room at the Radisson by the airport. I reserved a room there for one reason and one reason only - they advertise themselves as having *204 soundproof rooms* . We also put the "Shhhh...do not disturb" sign on the door. Personally, the "shhhhhh" part of the sign was probably directed at me. Anyway, for about 5 hours Friday night and most of Saturday until at least midnight I had the tickling of my life. And I am not a quiet lee. Between the two blue-eyed tickle monsters, they had me screaming and laughing and giggling and cursing and screaming some more for pretty much that whole time. Nobody ever called our room or knocked on our door and I can tell you the rooms are not that soundproofed! We could hear people coming out of and going into their rooms the whole time. So near as I can figure, they heard me loud and clear. I think I may have actually seen a couple in the restaurant who may have been our neighbors. Saturday morning we are all downstairs having some breakfast and the two of them were tickling me and this couple was sitting sort of behind and to the corner of us. The husband kept staring at what was going on, but his wife didn't really see though I think he was giving her a running update. As we left, he actually swiveled around watching me and when I turned back to see if he was still doing it, his wife was glaring. I can't help but wonder if they had been next to us and didn't get any sleep. Oops!

 

[tkrunner]

Distract the person's attention from your question with a riddle.
What gets wetter as it drys?
What two coins add up to 30 cents and one of them is not a nickel?
A man is in a jail cell made of four solid concrete walls, no windows or doors, and all he has is a mirror and a table. How does he escape?

 

[ZenTickling]

I'm thinking of doing a few shoots at hotels.. but I'm not sure about a few things.

Do they ask questions if you rent the room for the night but check out after a few hours?

If a model gets a hotel room will they allow me to go up to her room for a 'visit'?

Any info would be appreciated.

 

[Adam]

Eh, I'd likely still be hesitant to hold a scene in a hotel room. I dunno, maybe I'd just need to try it one day and see how it goes.

 

[dvnc]

Hell, I just tell 'em my lover and I are noisy as hell, will be laughing uproariously, and that we'd like a room where we won't bother anyone.

With gatherings, I'll warn the staff before booking that my group is noisy, laughs loud, and that we need to be able to keep this up well into the evening. These days, I haven't gotten a complaint in a while. The one complaint was my cohost's response.

When doing gatherings, start 'em EARLY. As early as possible. Taking turns playing means time will pass, and NOTHING sucks like having someone miss their turn. 🙂

 

[barefootbabe]

You should

Eh, I'd likely still be hesitant to hold a scene in a hotel room. I dunno, maybe I'd just need to try it one day and see how it goes.

try it out. 🙂 What's the worst that can happen? They call you and tell you to shush? Or....people stare at you the next morning over breakfast?

I had a fantastically, wonderful, blissful..did i say fantastic? time at our hotel. Nobody ever said a word - and I am definitely not quiet when i laugh.

 

[kate_bbw_lee]

Noise

Every hotel/motel room has a do not disturb sign for the door knob. When you check in, just let the clerk know that you tend to be rather noisy and you need a room at the end of a corridor. They would rather accommodate you than disturb other guests.

Additionally, there are numerous no-tell-motels where noise is never an issue.

 

[Bugman]

Never had any trouble at a hotel/motel myself.As long as you pay your bill,don't destroy the room or murder somebody they don't much care what you do.

 

[Adam]

Fortunately, I have no reason to session in a hotel room. Not right now, at least.

 

[terorizer]

....and we've had up to two people getting tickle-tortured at the same time....day or night or morning....and if they asked, I'd just tell them someone was getting tickled or we were really happy people or were telling some great jokes....no one asks....and when we leave, I leave a little feather on each pillow as we clean up almost as well as it was when we got there and everything is done by the book, nobody causing ANY trouble outside the rooms, Tickle people are the BEST!) and if the clean-up staff heard anything and got any ideas, they can go home and use the feathers we gave them!

....and even though no one ever does...I somehow wish they WOULD ask!

ROTFLMAO I thought I was the only one who does this!! LOL Anytime I've ever stayed at a hotel and there has been tickle play, I always leave something out and behind. I leave cuffs out, feathers.... I think last time I left a tickle video playing or something. I'm spreading the love and leaving a calling card in case they are one of us!

I'm thinking of doing a few shoots at hotels.. but I'm not sure about a few things.

Do they ask questions if you rent the room for the night but check out after a few hours?

If a model gets a hotel room will they allow me to go up to her room for a 'visit'?

Any info would be appreciated.

The only question they'll ask is if there was a problem with the room or service. It's not really unusual for people on a road trip to get a room for just a few hours and not stay the night. Many hotels also allow you to check out from your room, using the interactive tv, without having to stop by the front desk.

Unless it's a fairly upscale hotel that requires key/guest verification entry, you would have no problem going straight up to the model's guest room.

 

[tickle_x-pert]

I've done many sessions at hotels, & never had a problem from the frontdesk or other customers complaining. I use music (near the wall) in my sessions to muffle the laughter & set the mood 😉 . TX

 

[TickleVideoSpa]

It's best not to get a hotel (or should we say Motel) where you have to walk to the front desk and ask for a do not disturb sign. Are there really any hotels like that? Don't they all have the sign hanging inside the room door ready for use? You're scaring me with visions of the kind of Motel this might be.


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[OmahaLerLee]

shit.

i had a session last week and the damned headboard busted off the wall!

 

[tiklir]

Never had a problem, but I have had a screamer that was sooo bad I thought I might! I do prefer the laughers to the sacreamers!

 

[dvnc]

shit.

i had a session last week and the damned headboard busted off the wall!

Use the foot pegs on those beds. The headboards aren't anchor'd well enough.