I’m new to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). Thank you so much for all the answers to my question last week on the 19th. They were really helpful.
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There’s something else I’d like to ask in a little more detail.
When you spend time at a hotel, do you prefer a city hotel or a love hotel? Do many of you choose between them depending on the woman’s level?
Personally, I agree that city hotels are more sophisticated, but I’ll still take a taxi all the way to the love hotel district（笑).
You don’t have to worry about being overheard, and somehow I feel more at ease there. I get the feeling I’d probably suggest a love hotel even to a high-class woman.
I’d really appreciate hearing everyone’s thoughts—it would be helpful!
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I haven’t been to a love hotel or a regular city hotel in about two years.
I rented a private apartment near my office, and it’s so comfortable not having to worry about being seen that I went a step further and bought a two-bedroom apartment, furnishing it with a completely non-homey, love-hotel-style interior.
It’s economical too—I used to go to love hotels more than 30 times a month, so renting an apartment actually leaves me with money to spare.
That got me thinking: wouldn’t there be demand for a business renting out apartments and condos around the city specifically for papa-katsu? Even if someone planted a GPS tracker, it would be harder to notice. Anyone want to start one?
Actually, Universal Studios should do it.
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Anything beyond dinner is fine with me, whether it’s a love hotel or whatever.
If she’s particular about things like dining, she’ll probably want to spend the allowance on something she values more than a hotel.
Even if she says she prefers a city hotel, an appropriate love hotel should be perfectly fine depending on the situation.
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Lately, city hotels have gotten so expensive that I’ve started thinking, “We’re not even staying the night anyway,” so I’ve mostly been using love hotels.
Of course, if we were actually staying together, I’d book a city hotel.
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Our staff member, Kosaka, would also like to answer.
I believe most gentlemen use city hotels, but if they can’t book one, many might say, “I’m sorry, would a love hotel be okay?” and only go if their partner agrees.
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When we’ve only just met, there usually aren’t any love hotels in the areas where I want to go for dinner. I’m not particularly fond of love hotels either, so I tend to use city hotels instead.
Once we become closer, we’ll start getting around by car, so sometimes we’ll just stop at a love hotel we happen to pass. And when we travel, most of the women I see prefer nice hotels, so we often end up staying at luxury hotels. As we get even closer, we’ll more often go to either her place or mine.
Basically, it depends on the time, place, and occasion.
If you personally like love hotels, then why not use one? Women who don’t like that will naturally move on, and I think that’s simply part of finding a good match.
I’ve never heard of anyone around me changing the hotel based on the woman’s “class.” I get the feeling that, aside from choosing hotels, you might also reveal that attitude in other ways and make the woman uncomfortable.
Also, it’s “class,” not “rank.”
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As I mentioned in my previous question, if we can keep the hotel costs down, I add the difference to her allowance, so we usually go to love hotels (leisure hotels, about ¥10,000 for a short stay).
I choose ones that accept reservations, so everything goes smoothly.
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