Slow and steady

[futtock]

A great build-up from this couple staying at one of my favourite hotels, earlier this year, with heavy breathing giving way to quiet moans and then full-on screaming as he ramps up the pleasure. Towards the end there's a bit of wind noise, I'm afraid, but stay with it while he finishes her off with his fingers...

Bed noise and body-slaps, too.

Enjoy!

2016-04-30.MP3

[edtraveller]

I'm guessing this is NSFW so I am waiting with anticipation to get home from work to listen!!

[Markkumarjanen]

Great recording, i like this. Thank you.

[Soleil]

This is an awesome recording. Can you tell a bit more about the hotel and the circumstances of the recording (afternoon/night, etc.)?

[futtock]

Sure. Hotel is smallish, family-run, on the edge of a provincial town in eastern France, just off the bypass. Anyway, I think this was about 11:30 and I heard interesting sounds coming from the room on one of my periodic sweeps of the corridors so I put the recorder down at the bottom of the door and hung around while they got down to business.

[Soleil]

Thanks for the additional details. Nice capture!

[reggind]

Thank you for posting this. I too am looking forward to it.

[thomas]

Absolutely outstanding recording, a candidate for my top 10 list

What does she say all the time except "oui"? Is it "encore" or something else?

[gibs]

Hello, its fantastic thank you very much

[futtock]

Thanks, guys!

[physicist]

futtock, when you say you aren't lucky i know you are just being modest :p

[futtock]

It's about 20% luck and 80% knowing where to go, physicist...

[Soleil]

When you say about 80% is knowing where to go, can you provide some guidance (small vs. large hotels, private hotels vs. hotel chains, etc.)? Thanks for your insight.

[futtock]

When you say about 80% is knowing where to go, can you provide some guidance (small vs. large hotels, private hotels vs. hotel chains, etc.)? Thanks for your insight.

I prefer smaller, family-run places in quiet locations. The sort of place that usually doesn't employ a night porter. But mostly it comes down to room-size and acoustics - small rooms and hard floors are what I look for mostly.

[Nathaniel]

Great capture. Thanks for posting, futtock!