One benefit of dating during the pandemic is that day-use stays at city hotels have become easier to book, so I’ve been using them quite often. What kinds of arrangements do most of you typically make for evening dates?
I’d appreciate any advice, such as booking a stay at a city hotel and checking out after a short time, using a love hotel, or anything else.
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I do use day-use rooms.
Lately, though, my usual routine has been to book a room for two nights, have the woman leave partway through, and then check out alone the next day.
I don’t know my way around the local love hotels, so I don’t go to them very often.
When I lived in Tokyo, I knew practically every love hotel in Ikebukuro, haha.
Even now, when I meet someone in Tokyo, I often choose Ikebukuro, though sometimes I opt for a nicer, cleaner love hotel.
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It depends on the papa (male supporter).
Sometimes we book a city hotel for day use, and the papa goes home while I stay the night.
Other times, we just relax at my own place, which the papa rents for me.
I also often go to a certain luxury hotel where the papa regularly stays.
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You say you’d appreciate some advice, but it feels like you’re really just researching what everyone else is doing.
If you use city hotels for day use frequently, I don’t see any reason to change things.
It might also be easier to answer if you explained why you’re unsure.
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