Good Motels For Listening

[iblistenin]

Since all of you are into the same stuff as I am maybe you can give me some info on where to stay in various cities.

I travel some in my work and can stay pretty much wherever I want to.

Anyone know any good aural voyeur motels in Louisville, KY - Dallas, TX - Las Vegas, NV - Atlanta, GA - Houston, TX - Lafayette or Baton Rouge, LA ?

I usually pick a lower cost 2 or 3 story, interior door motel for the chance to listen through doors (if no action through the walls) but can go to higher priced places if needed.

I recently spent 5 nights at Sam's Town in Las Vegas strictly for the voyeur possibilities at their parkside rooms (two towers face each other overlooking an atrium.
Got some nice views with my small binoculars but no sounds at all the whole trip...one of those "Oh well" kind of trips.

[mjj9994]

Hey IB -

My job has given me quite a few travel opportunities, and from my experience, it is kind of hit-or-miss. My guess would be the 2-3 star hotels are probably more likely to have some sounds than the higher-rated ones (motel 6, super 8 more so than best western, doubletree, marriott, etc). I would think if you could get one closer to the 'action' (downtown, night clubs, etc), that may help to. Night of the week probably plays a part as well (would think weekends would see more action than mondays/tuesdays).

Anywho.. just my $.02.

- Mark

[iblistenin]

Night of the week definately should make a difference (weekends being more active I would think) unfortunately I seldom stay in motels on the weekend.

Some places just seem to do better than others.

I have a Motel 6 that I stay at just north of Dallas that I (nearly) always hear at least 1 or 2 couples in.
I have heard as high as 8 sessions in one night, 7 different couples, one of them twice, at that hotel.
Don't know what makes it so good but it always pays off to drive the slightly further distance for me to stay there.
It is 3 story, L-shaped building and I seldom work the bottom floor at least usually only the short leg of the "L" as the long corridor is louder (ambient noise) and crosses the entrance hall by the front desk and elevator

Thursday night (ladies night at a lot of clubs) seems to do well.

There are often early evening adultery sessions happening when I get there but they finish up and leave while there are still a lot of people coming and going in the halls so make it hard to linger around their doors much.

I listened to one couple early one evening and just happened to come down the hall when they were leaving.
He was a nicely dressed black guy and she was a knockout blond wearing a large wedding ring.
I had heard her coaching him while he ate her out then some great loud sex to several orgasms for her.
I rode down in the elevator with them and saw them get in seperate cars and go different directions.
That was an extra thrill as they were still a little "lovey" in the elevator and had no idea that I had shared their earlier fun with them.

[Rograd]

Night of the week definately should make a difference (weekends being more active I would think) unfortunately I seldom stay in motels on the weekend.
I rode down in the elevator with them and saw them get in seperate cars and go different directions.
That was an extra thrill as they were still a little "lovey" in the elevator and had no idea that I had shared their earlier fun with them.

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[mjj9994]

First, let me thank Yeppie for moving this thread to the appropriate location... I probably should have caught that too, but have been out of the 'game' here for a while and wasn't paying attention.

Now... for the topic at hand... just had a thought...

If you have time beforehand, check out the craigslist 'erotic services' section for the city you are visiting and see what hotels/area the 'escorts' are using. Some are blantant enough to put (corner of lake/michigan ave) and some just say 'airport hotel'... . Just and idea.. but its possible there is probably more action there... not sure if its sound-worthy... as they usually try to keep quiet to not attract attention.. but there may be some live ones in the bunch... who knows.

- Mark

[regnen11]

Good Advice all around... most of the good one's I've gotten have been on weekends.

I have hear some nice things on weekdays (but no usable recordings) in hotels that would cater to a vacation crowd - the La Quinta on International Blvd in Orlando for example -- younger couples without kids on vacation -- but a damn noisy air conditioning system that ruined every recording I tried to make.

Other weekdays - if it's a business conference Monday through Wednesday for example -- things seem to pick up the last day or two --- I try to see who is getting friendly in the bar and go from there.

[U2Fan101]

I was at a Motel 6 for three nights in Springfield, MO.

The people next door to me, college athletic guy, hot, brunette, cheerleader looking type.

I could hear the woman talking through the wall - very hot sounding voice. And she would sigh, non-sexual things that made me thing stuff was happening, but no.

The first night nothing happened. The next morning I heard them in the shower, but the problem was her sounds, for me, weren't really enjoyable. She was screaming and yelling and it didn't sound like sex to me.

I stayed at a friends' house for a few days, and he's a college kid, so there are apartments and homes near him with lots of college kids. The windows were open because it was nice out at night. I probably heard three different couples going on.

[U2Fan101]

I've stayed at the same Motel 6 in Springfield another half a dozen times and have had no luck, save for the a woman catching a brief orgasm.

I recently stayed at a Motel 6 outside of Kansas City to test it out, and again had no luck. Not sure if I just have horrible luck, but I can never catch a good session at Motel 6. I think I might try the idea of staying a lower star hotel or one near a nightclub that mjj9994 suggested. I'm hoping one night I get lucky.

[U2Fan101]

Well, I stayed at two hotels over the weekend. An American Inn and a Fairfield Inn. Both have very thin walls and sound travels especially well at the American Inn. Next door to me were four Latino's, 2 guys, 2 girls. They were talking quite loudly but laughing, and then it suddenly went quiet. Sure enough within a few moments the 2 girls were being quite vocal and it lasted for a good couple of hours.

Fairfield Inn I heard a couple in the morning talking and listening to the radio (which is what woke me up). Then the same thing happened, they got quiet and a few minutes later...bam..the action began.

So I'm like 0 for 10 at Motel 6 (even though walls are very thin) and 1 for 1 at both American Inn and Fairfield Inn. Maybe I was just lucky. I imagine hotels near the bars on New Year's Eve will see lots of action.

[erectorset]

Anyone got any updates on this thread. I've been doing a lot of traveling, and despite trying to scope out the places on Tripadvisor and the travel sites, I've not been lucky. Surely there are some spots that are better than others that folks could share.

[wky_doc]

Im in Louisville often. The best places are the Ramada Inn off Hurstborne Lane, Best Value Inn off Neuburg Road, Louisville Manor on Dixie Hwy. Also had some luck at the LaQuinta near the airport. Breckenridge Inn of I64 is good on Sat night as they have live music,,,,just watch out for the cameras in the halls,,,2nd floor is the best. I don't think they pay attention to the cameras, but they have them