What hotel chain is most lax when it comes to letting people get inside?
I know we can meet people in lobby, extra card etc but does anyone have specific chains they know that CBA?
Bonus points if you know one in merseyside |
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"We rented an apartment in cavern quarter Liverpool a few months back and when we got in it had a sofa bed,double bed and single so could have let many in lol.
Hotels usually have staff this never."
Good factoid
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"Hilton if you become a loyalty club member
Online check in
Use your phone as the key
Share a key with another member so they can use their phone as a key too"
I find that way too risky and also not that easy.
No way am I permanently having my room key on someone else’s phone for the entirety of my stay. I prefer when they don’t have a key, or they can just leave it. |
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By *oelMan 42 weeks ago
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"Hilton if you become a loyalty club member
Online check in
Use your phone as the key
Share a key with another member so they can use their phone as a key too
I find that way too risky and also not that easy.
No way am I permanently having my room key on someone else’s phone for the entirety of my stay. I prefer when they don’t have a key, or they can just leave it."
People book hotels just for a meet, yes... Giving someone else your room key as part of your two week holiday, no, giving someone, or a group of people your room key for them to meet you for a few hours.... Ok |
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