Question to people who do tickle sessions in hotel rooms

[StrikerN57]

"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.

I am SO using that excuse one day.

 

[gig1965]

shit.

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

Now THAT"S a session!

Buit seriously, everyone can tell a laugh from a scream.
passers by will know some one is being tickled, not decapitated

 

[mrmiguu]

A coupla answers for ya...

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'?

They won't ask any questions because you are paying for the room....they don't really care WHAT you do as long as you don't burn it down or truly piss off your neighbors....checking out in a few hours means you didn't USE the room as much....score one for them.

Anyone can visit you in your room....it's YOUR room, not your mother's house...just let them know they can get in by you coming down to open any access doors or just cell phone you when they get there. You can tell them you have a meeting with someone if they need to check in at the desk, but I've never known a place where you had to check in a the desk....they can just come up to your room anytime just as long as the access doors or elevators are open to the public...if not, just be there when they arrive...no problems.

I brought lumber, wood I fashioned into a portable rack with spreader bars into the rooms and no one blinked an eye...as far as I know. Hotel/motel folks are used to all kinds of parties and rendezvous's and soirees....what we do is relatively tame....I've seen the beer bottles and messes left in other people's rooms.....show major courtesy and you at least get standard courtesy in return.

Feel free to ask any other questions witha PM if you like.

 

[mrmiguu]

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!

THAT's what I'm talking about!....spread the love!!!

 

[Avenger314]

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?

1) The soil? A towel?
2) The one that isn't a nickel is a quarter. The other one IS a nickel.
3) He looked in the mirror and he saw what he saw. He used the saw to cut the table in half. Two halves make a (w)hole. He put the hole in the wall and climbed out.

 

[PYRO31888]

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.

But if that neighbor is a girl ... then you go next door and bring her into your room and tie her up and tickle her for complaining... but if its a guy... well tell him to F off.

 

[tmfhc]

Say you're meditating 🙂

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?

I would just say that you're going to do some intense meditation and therapy and ask for a room on a floor by itself or far from other rooms. 🙂

 

[TickVix]

Don't most hotels have a "do not disturb" sign already in the room for their customers? I don't think you should even have to ask for it since it should be there, and personally it's not their right to ask you why you need it. You booked a room, they have your money so dammit they should just give it to you, no questions asked.

 

[dvnc]

Never been to a hotel that didn't have the "Do Not Disturb" sign hanging on the inside knob or thereabouts.

The only constraint you need to consider is the same one EVERYONE is forced to consider - after 10pm, sleepers get cranky if you're noisy.

 

[gitcheycoocoo]

Of the fine establishments I have either had security come to or been thrown out of for excessive noise (had a motel maintenance guy have to come out and drain the motel hot tub at some wee hours of the a.m. once) I can promise you the "Do Not Disturb" sign made no difference in anything. (ROCK ON CHARLIE SHEEN)...

 

[Rustenexcel87]

I have been working a side job in a hotel for the last 12 years at the front desk. People need to brag. I had guest tell me all sorts of things that they want to do in rooms. I never cared what they did in the room until 10:30, then I would need to take action or have a whole bunch of other guest give me hell or much worst the manager the next day. Most of the time people were understanding and stopped the noise. A few times I needed the poliece. I was working a grave yard shift this summer and had to get the cops to break up a swingers party at 3 A.M. I laughed my ass off when I found out the people who rented the room were friends of the hotel owners.

 

[Adam]

Ha! I ran across that earlier post of mine saying that I'd never session in a hotel room. And since then, I have, more than once. It's just funny how things change. 😀

 

[TickleToy4You]

I've only been tickled in a hotel room once (met someone from online) and it went great surprisingly. Basic session nothing crazy and yeah most rooms will have a 'do not disturb" sign in the room or something. The thing is, if the person is a screamer or gets realllllly loud, make sure you bring a gag lol. I had to be gagged since I scream, laugh and curse haha.

 

[ticklehound]

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.

- Yea, what he said. Clearly many a folk have not frequented a hotel much - most of them have a 'Do Not Disturb' sign. I grew up in the hospitality business and lived in a no-tell motel that we owned. Growing up, I've seen many of the same people come and go several times . . . my parents were nice enough to say - they 'travel' a lot and need to 'rest' sometimes as they pass by. Like dogs go to a farm to play, *****s go to motels to work. Eh, it's a living.

But I digress. Hey, as long as the rent was paid and the room wasn't destroyed and the cops didn't need to be called, we could give a shit what you're doing, so have at it and do your thing. Just tell 'em you want a room at the end of the hall and hang the tag, you should be fine . . . unless you have a screamer, which sucks and is very annoying.

 

[usgrant]

I always keep my wallet in my shoe