Hotel security

[carcassi]

I was checking out a hotel in my city to ctb in and I walked around the area a bit. I'm worried I came off as suspicious. Does anyone know if hotel security actually notices or reports things like this? I'm worried the hotel security might have noticed me, though I didn't see any standing outside. But maybe I'm just being paranoid... Would they share this information with other hotels under the same brand in the city?
I'm doubtful anyone has specific information but thanks for any replies

 

[Toonloon]

Hotel security is super lazy. Unless you look very suspicious like check-in with no luggage or you keep looking around like a bad guy in a cartoon you should be fine.

im more suspicious because I'm an escort. I go into hotels with no luggage, no talking to front desk and I ignore being told to wait by any staff.

as long as you have a key card and spoke to staff while checking in you're all good.

 

[carcassi]

Hotel security is super lazy. Unless you look very suspicious like check-in with no luggage or you keep looking around like a bad guy in a cartoon you should be fine.

im more suspicious because I'm an escort. I go into hotels with no luggage, no talking to front desk and I ignore being told to wait by any staff.

as long as you have a key card and spoke to staff while checking in you're all good.

Is your experience at a big hotel chain in a big city?

 

[Someone123]

I was checking out a hotel in my city to ctb in and I walked around the area a bit. I'm worried I came off as suspicious. Does anyone know if hotel security actually notices or reports things like this? I'm worried the hotel security might have noticed me, though I didn't see any standing outside. But maybe I'm just being paranoid... Would they share this information with other hotels under the same brand in the city?
I'm doubtful anyone has specific information but thanks for any replies

Having worked in hotels a lot if I saw someone walking up and down the halls and not going into rooms I would keep an eye on them and if it went on for more than a few minutes I would talk to them and if they acted strange I might call the police- the main concern would be a man attacking a woman as she opens her door. So walking down a hllway once or maybe twice in a short time is ok but we have to look out for the safety of our guests so this is a factor. But I can't see sharing this with other hotels unless there is some kind of confrontation this is pretty bad, that seems potentially dangerous.

 

[AtMostOkay]

We notice. Just lie low.

 

[Toonloon]

Is your experience at a big hotel chain in a big city?

Both. I found if staff is young it's less hassle. Same as if in the ghetto.
You can look at reviews and if they say staff is unhelpful or incompetent your safer to do what you want. Like for me I can hustle and not be bothered. BUT service is shit, room may be dirty as hell and your neighbors will probably be loud.

But green light you are safe from nosy people. Just mentally prepare yourself for some shitty service and crazy shit.
Like one time I saw a chick walking around looking for an ice machine with a giant swollen eye, fat lip and what I assume was cum dripping from her legs. And that was at a comfort suites, a big chain hotel.