A Wake Up Call With a Difference

[sirhugs]

Whether by robo-call or human voice, hotel wake up calls always seem so impersonal.

What about a small boutique hotel where the service is provided live by the staff? The protagonist is a first time guest, who is surprised to wake up to a mouth around his cock, or lips around her nipple... later, the manager explains that the night staff goggles new guests and tries to match them up to available morning staff, whether the perky twenty year old room service waitress, the muscled bellman, the black porter, or the full figured slightly older housekeeper... and says that if you stay three nights, the guest gets to pick any staff member they want...

 

[Dazzle1]

Sound like a good idea for a multi chapter story

 

[sassysasha89]

Agreed with Dazzle1.

If they become a regular guest there, there could be a special morning package of some sort.

 

[Shendude]

Hmm, an intriguing idea, although I imagine one would be tempted to continue to explore the...services...offer by this hotel.

 

[TwoHundredTabs]

I feel like there is a dearth of stories focusing on women getting what they want from unsuspecting men, and this is a great idea for a series about it.

All of the girls could work at a hotel part-time or on a volunteer basis precisely because they're too busy or otherwise restricted from being satisfied sexually. Depending on what a customer orders as a room and selects as a complimentary pillow snack (e.g. mints, fruit), a girl on shift for one of the hotel jobs comes to claim her sexual service. For example, mints might be housekeeping staff coming to take the blowjob or licking she's been craving. Liquorice might result in the guy being tied up for a desk attendant to ride. Fake liquorice (e.g. Twizzlers) might involve a greeting girl being bound to his bed before he arrives.

The hotel would get away with it because of a special political relationship with the local government or some special public figure. Maybe it even moves from place to place so that the customers are always caught off guard unless they're given a business card to contact the travel manager with.