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By *elloWoman 14 weeks ago
alpha centauri |
"Hey. I just wanted to ask if anyone has used dayuse and what was your experience like with it?
Thanks you in advance "
Used them twice and everything went smoothly, felt so naughty checking in saying I was there for dayuse |
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I've used it quite a few times for daytime 'relaxation'  Good thing is you pay nothing up front and you can cancel right up to the last minute. Watch the times though, some are short hours like 10 - 4pm |
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"Not used it yet. But everytime I've looked it seems just as cheap or cheaper to find a room for the whole night."
But you usually can't check in til 3pm for overnight. Day room you can check in 10am. |
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By *oma178Couple 14 weeks ago
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All but one of our stays have been booked through day use and, with a younger family, it’s a really useful service. You usually don’t have to pay upfront and you can cancel on the day if plans change. |
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Used the Dayuse app many times. It's especially useful for the hotels on the app where you don't pay until you check in. That facility has softened the blow slightly when I've been 'stood up' by a woman who has arranged to meet me at the hotel. |
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I don't find the rates as big a difference from overnight rate, as they used to be. Still worth checking with hotels directly for advance purchase discount rates and discussing an earlier checkin, which I've had some do for free - or maybe add a tenner. |
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"Hey. I just wanted to ask if anyone has used dayuse and what was your experience like with it?
Thanks you in advance "
Works for me. I do shift work, although I have my own house and can accommodate, I travel around the country to meet people and having a hotel room available in the day is great. Just have to make sure hotel staff stay away from the room as they do insist on cleaning. |
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"Just have to make sure hotel staff stay away from the room as they do insist on cleaning.
Have you tried using a "do not disturb" sign ?"
Yes, I had told the management I did not want the room entered by staff, have put a do not disturb sign on the outside handle of the locked the hotel room door, put a chair in front of the door inside the room and still found the bathroom door being opened with me on the loo yelling “no” to what turned out to be a female staff member. The lady with whom I was staying was most put out. |
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