Katy Perry and John Mayer have been meeting up at hotels recently, adding to the rumors that the two singers are dating.
Over the weekend, Perry, 27 was spotted arriving at the Four Seasons hotel in Los Angeles shortly after Mayer, 34, had arrived. The Daily Mail has photos of Perry outside the hotel, looking happy.
The hotel meet-up came just two days after the two were spotted having dinner at Pace restaurant in Los Angeles, followed by a visit to the celebrity hotspot, the Chateau Marmont hotel. The two were photographed in a car together that night and a source says Mayer dropped off Perry at her Los Angeles the next morning after spending the night together.
However, despite their more frequent meetings, sources say the two aren't serious.
"They're just hooking up right now. It's not serious - yet!" the source said at the time, as quoted by Female First.
"I don't think either of them are trying for anything serious right now. She's not talking like he's 'The One,' " a source told People Magazine. "She's comfortable around guys who understand the craziness of that world, which he definitely does."
The supposed couple was first spotted together at the Soho House in West Hollywood on July 19. "They were affectionate, holding hands and cuddling!" a source who spotted them told Us Weekly.
Mayer is known as an A-list womanizer and has been involved with stars such as It includes Taylor Swift, Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Simpson, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Minka Kelly and Cameron Diaz.
Perry's divorce from comedian Russell Brand was finalized in mid-July. Since splitting with her husband in December 2011, Perry has been seen getting close with male model Baptiste Giabiconi and Florence And The Machine guitarist Rob Ackroyd.
Despite going through a divorce, Perry isn't completely against love and the idea of getting married again. "Never say never ... I'll let love take the lead on that," the singer said, as quoted by People. She feels strongly about being courted.
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