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Mabel or Kim tomorrow?
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I actually like busier hotels to blend in with traffic. Quiet hotels usually mean a clerk may talk to you.
Totowa - Used to be high traffic, but not really used anymore.if you look like a hobbyist the desk clerk literally leaps into the another room to avoid eye contact with you. I miss when they just used that hotel
Parsippany - Low traffic but you may make eye contact with clerk when you walk in. Some may try to engage in light banter with you, but I just pretend im on my phone.
Paramus. You can make a hard right when you walk in and avoid eye contact. Lots of foot traffic to blend in with
Wayne -Fairfield, HAvent used in some time but one location had doors facing outside which was very discreet except if you had a buddy at the driving range nearby lol
I never base decision on hotel, moreso provider. Most hotels know whats going on and the occupancy keeps staff employed. Some places in NYC even have day use rooms on the 1st floor to not interfere with regular guests
Totowa - Used to be high traffic, but not really used anymore.if you look like a hobbyist the desk clerk literally leaps into the another room to avoid eye contact with you. I miss when they just used that hotel
Parsippany - Low traffic but you may make eye contact with clerk when you walk in. Some may try to engage in light banter with you, but I just pretend im on my phone.
Paramus. You can make a hard right when you walk in and avoid eye contact. Lots of foot traffic to blend in with
Wayne -Fairfield, HAvent used in some time but one location had doors facing outside which was very discreet except if you had a buddy at the driving range nearby lol
I never base decision on hotel, moreso provider. Most hotels know whats going on and the occupancy keeps staff employed. Some places in NYC even have day use rooms on the 1st floor to not interfere with regular guests