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In other places, there's been quite a few posts shared regarding the latest hotel elevator info. Here is what I got out of the last 4 months of posts. Please note that several of these hotels seemed to have change their policy at least once. This is the most recent info, but you may find a different situation when you actually check-in. Hotels that REQUIRE a room key to use the elevator at all times: Hotel 10 (Hotel formely known as Opus) Candlewood Suites Courtyard Marriott Days Inn (Rene-Levesque) Embassy Suites Le Crystal Le Dauphin Downtown Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Express Holiday Inn Montreal Midtown Inter-Continental Montreal Airport Marriott Hotel Novotel St-Martin W Montreal Le Westin The following Hotel(s) MAY require a room key to use the elevators during evening hours: Loews Vogue Ritz Carlton Hotels that require a room key for certain "premium" floors: Delta MTL Fairmont Q.E. Meridien Versailles The following Hotel(s) sometimes has security checking for room keys at certain times (usually evening during nearby events): Sheraton Centre

There's nothing wrong with being cautious and trying to figure out what works best for you.

Hotels that REQUIRE a room key to use the elevator: Hotel 10 (Hotel formely known as Opus) Candlewood Suites Courtyard Mariott Le Crystal Le Dauphin Downtown Embassy Suites Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Express Holiday Inn Montreal Midtown Inter Continental Montreal Airport Marriott Hotel Novotel St-Martin W Montreal Le Westin The following require a room key for certain "premium" floors: Delta MTL Fairmont Q.E. The following Hotel(s) sometimes has security checking for room keys at certain times (usually evening during nearby events): Sheraton Centre The latest information is that the following Hotel(s) NO LONGER require a room key to use the elevators: Loews Vogue Latest update. As usual, thanks to tiannas and everyone else who has shared info!

In another post, I offered that my estimation of Nadya's has maybe gone up over the past 1/2 year. Now, I personally have only visited with one of their ladies, who has since left, so this is not all personal experience. Just my reading of what is available on the web. The booker is consistently well-regarded. The website and ads are all very clear about available services and pricing. The roster has been rather consistent of late and does lean a little on the PSE side as of right now. Most of the ladies have multiple good reviews on TER and the "green" board. Nadya's own "unique" online personality has seemed to mellow of late and online critiques have all been handled professionally. I would say this agency is on the upswing.

Yup, since Jan, Eleganza has closed shop, Our Affair begat Indy Companion, Sexy Indies became Girlfriend, GoodGirls became Girls4U. One Asian agency disappeared, and another went lower profile. Delight/xxxtasy continue to waffle on whether they are 1 or 2 agencies. Nadya's has maybe inched itself up in my initial rankings, and many, many independents have appeared and disappeared,--some yet again re-appearing. Half a year is a long time in this business. Even if Gabriella and Lily didn't have sterling reputations and great board personas, they would still be exceptional in their consistency!

Hotel Le Dauphin Montreal Downtown REQUIRES a room key. A small hotel with a small lobby and even smaller staff, but I still made it work. If I get another hotel to add, I'll re-post the list... For now it seems silly to repeat it all for this one addition.

The Hyatt location truly is great. The cons were the pricey parking, the pricey wifi, the barely functioning fridge. However, as noted above, it can be gotten pretty cheap. On Priceline, the Hyatt is very easy to spot as it is the only 3.5 star in the convention center zone that does not have free wifi or breakfast. Currently you can snag it for $81 USD for most days....

The Courtyard certainly is shiny! I had a great view of it from the Hyatt last fall. However, the Courtyard Marriott does require a room key to use the elevator, according to another member. Again, this is a non-issue for some, and a big deal for some. I updated the list due to this conversation making me realize I hadn't yet! http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=570182#post570182

Couldn't edit, so had to re-post to update the list. Hotels that REQUIRE a room key to use the elevator: Hotel 10 (Hotel formely known as Opus) Candlewood Suites Courtyard Mariott Le Crystal Embassy Suites Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Express Holiday Inn Montreal Midtown Inter Continental Loews Vogue Montreal Airport Marriott Hotel Novotel St-Martin W Montreal Le Westin The following require a room key for certain "premium" floors: Delta MTL Fairmont Q.E. Finally the following Hotel(s) sometimes has security checking for room keys at certain times (usually evening during nearby events): Sheraton Centre

Stevesax: First, I hope you don't give any ladies "SteveSax" disease! I'm not sure what the Canadian/Hockey equivalent would be to the inability to throw a baseball 35 feet, but it would be pretty embarrassing! Second, I don't really want to run afoul of the board rules, but I am also not entirely inclined to re-read them at this moment.... Ah, here are my "recommended" Montreal mainstream agencies: Montreal Sex City (MSC) GoodGirls WildTime The second pack includes: Asservisante Satin Dreamz Eleganza MTLGFE delight/XXtasy Nadya's After that you get The various "Angels" agencies The various Asian agencies which many think are all one entity XXXceptions Beyond that watch out! There are also at least three Indy cabals which have good reviews: OurAffiair Sexy Indies French Kiss Society. I do not have a personal history with all of these agencies (4 actually + 4 independents), but I am summarizing my opinion of the public record for the listed agencies. As usual YMMV Additional Comments: Most of us when we say "value" are trying to be polite about rates. I should point out that both MSC and Wildtime have among the lowest rates while also being excellent on all fronts. It's really astonishing if you come from the States..

Well, the answer is it depends... Ha! Independents pretty much rule this board (and that's a good thing!), so if you only looked at this board, you would think that Independents are the way to go. Montreal, however, has many well-established agencies with good reputations for honest dealings and great women. Personally, I thought I would end up preferring independents because I like the idea of having a conversation with someone beforehand via e-mail. However, my actual experience has been that my encounters with independents were neither better nor different than with the most highly regarded Montreal agency ladies...., and most were slightlyl more expensive. If you have a particular type or wish and/or have a limited schedule, then an Independent is a good choice as they can be easier to pre-book. I like to pre-book, and every trip I have had at least one cancellation (both agency and independent). The good ones communicate and try to work out some other meeting, with an agency there is more flexibility, but a great independent can do the same as well. If I had to generalize, I would say there are probably less than five great Agencies in Montreal with lovely, varied choices, decent communication, and honest advertising. Behind them is another five or so with hit or miss potential and a little false advertising and up-selling. Behind them are another 5-10 with extremely questionable consistency and value. For any given night there might be 10-30 ladies working for that first-tier group. That's a a lot of choices and value compared to many cities.

Here is the revised list incorporating Tiannas' recent contributions. Hotels that REQUIRE a room key to use the elevator: Hotel 10 (Hotel formely known as Opus) Candlewood Suites Le Crystal Embassy Suites Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Express Holiday Inn Montreal Midtown Inter Continental Loews Vogue Montreal Airport Marriott Hotel Novotel St-Martin W Montreal Le Westin The following require a room key for certain "premium" floors: Delta MTL Fairmont Q.E. Finally the following Hotel(s) sometimes has security checking for room keys at certain times (usually evening during nearby events): Sheraton Centre I also saw the Days Inn listed once, but haven't been able to confirm that because the searching for "days" is pretty darn unproductive. Any additions, corrections or subtractions, and I'll edit the list. {Edited} Thank you!

I agree. I had a similar post a while back. Short version: the "green" board has way more activity, but the people here are nicer. I still feel that way. Thanks for your contributions to the Reco section!

So reading through all the posts and other sources here is a list of Hotels that REQUIRE a room key to use the elevator: Hotel 10 (Hotel formely known as Opus) Candlewood Suites Le Crystal Embassy Suites Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Express Inter Continental Loews Vogue Novotel St-Martin W Montreal Le Westin The following require a room key for certain "premium" floors: Delta MTL Fairmont Q.E. I also saw the Days Inn listed once, but haven't been able to confirm that because the searching for "days" is pretty darn unproductive. Any additions, corrections or subtractions, and I'll edit the list. {Edited} per some feedback I have received on another board.

I was able to meet with lovely Miss Divina for a few hours, and I thought she was wonderful. So easy to talk with and just as advertised. Her 1000-watt smile is unforgettable. For those that like a bit more than just numbers and acts, she won't disappoint. All communication through e-mail was friendly and clear. We may have a couple mis-steps due to language differences, but they were honestly arrived at and quickly dispatched. I'm glad I got to meet her because I have long admired and appreciated her "voice" on the boards.