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over a year ago
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Who has used these for naughty meets then. I know there are a few daytime room sites now offering rooms for 40-50 quid . Wanted to know about people’s experiences with them if any .  |
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We have used these...perfect as you get the room 10 til 5...use hotel facilities if you can spare the time...can book using just an email..can cancel easily and pay cash on the day...all round win win  |
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"Yes have used many times, did notice recently that one site is now asking for £3 booking fee by card for some hotels, I won’t be using them again"
Have used them a couple of times, must be a new thing , don’t remember any extra fees. |
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"Yes have used many times, did notice recently that one site is now asking for £3 booking fee by card for some hotels, I won’t be using them again
Have used them a couple of times, must be a new thing , don’t remember any extra fees. "
Seems to be only certain hotels, maybe they had too many no shows |
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Oh what hotels/sites are these please?
Am organising an evening gb party in Essex & need to know a hotel where they will not bother people turning up. Or one where there is no reception?
Or I thought about using air bnb. Has anyone used these to hold parties at before?
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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"Yes have used many times, did notice recently that one site is now asking for £3 booking fee by card for some hotels, I won’t be using them again"
A few hotels have gone down this route but generally, it applies only to Credit Cards.
However, be aware too, of a few unscrupulous hotel chains which will add in a Service Charge of up to 12.5% to the room costs.
Some hotels term it as a Discretionary Service Charge, meaning you can request it to be removed.
But they work on the basis, you don't see it! |
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"You're going to have to excuse me on this one,as I've never used them. But when you book in,do you have to provide id..real names etc?"
If you pay by cash some of them require a driving license or passport and they make a copy of it. Think if you use card you just use whatever details you used in the booking |
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"Oh what hotels/sites are these please?
Am organising an evening gb party in Essex & need to know a hotel where they will not bother people turning up. Or one where there is no reception?
Or I thought about using air bnb. Has anyone used these to hold parties at before?
If you type into your browser ‘daytime rooms’ various sites will come up
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"Oh what hotels/sites are these please?
Am organising an evening gb party in Essex & need to know a hotel where they will not bother people turning up. Or one where there is no reception?
Or I thought about using air bnb. Has anyone used these to hold parties at before?
If you type into your browser ‘daytime rooms’ various sites will come up
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Dayuse.com
But Mr Google can be your friend as well! |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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"You're going to have to excuse me on this one,as I've never used them. But when you book in,do you have to provide id..real names etc?
If you pay by cash some of them require a driving license or passport and they make a copy of it. Think if you use card you just use whatever details you used in the booking "
I've worked in Hotels for over 40 years, specialising in Front of House.
Hotels are legally obliged to record your name and address for each room you book.
However, Hotels have NEVER been allowed to sell on Guest's personal details, to outside parties, companies, or individuals. Your details are very safe; the penalties for hotels flouting these rules are very severe, financially.
Equally, handling Credit or Debit cards and related payments, now mean in most hotels, staff must have mandatory training on safe security of all details.
Hotels may use guest details for in-company marketing or Sales promotions, but cannot legally sell on your details; this was
even before Data Protection, or even GDPR came into force.
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"You're going to have to excuse me on this one,as I've never used them. But when you book in,do you have to provide id..real names etc?
If you pay by cash some of them require a driving license or passport and they make a copy of it. Think if you use card you just use whatever details you used in the booking
I've worked in Hotels for over 40 years, specialising in Front of House.
Hotels are legally obliged to record your name and address for each room you book.
However, Hotels have NEVER been allowed to sell on Guest's personal details, to outside parties, companies, or individuals. Your details are very safe; the penalties for hotels flouting these rules are very severe, financially.
Equally, handling Credit or Debit cards and related payments, now mean in most hotels, staff must have mandatory training on safe security of all details.
Hotels may use guest details for in-company marketing or Sales promotions, but cannot legally sell on your details; this was
even before Data Protection, or even GDPR came into force.
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thanks to both of you for that answer, I've often wondered what the reality was of booking incognito. |
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Have used The Village hotel in West Swindon many times for daytime sex with a play partner. Very discrete and lovely rooms with huge, firm beds - perfect for intense sex in varied positions. Superb value for money, around £30-40 for 10am to 5pm. That makes for quite a session, love walking out of the hotel with jelly legs.
It can be a little disconcerting hearing the cleaners in the corridor but soon get used to it and it's never stopped us being noisy. On one occasion a cleaner came into the room while we were mid-fuck. Bit awkward but she retreated immediately very apologetic!
Day rooms are a great concept for those of us wanting some illicit fun. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes have used many times, did notice recently that one site is now asking for £3 booking fee by card for some hotels, I won’t be using them again"
Mmm I would love to book a room if you was turning up  |
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"Have used The Village hotel in West Swindon many times for daytime sex with a play partner. Very discrete and lovely rooms with huge, firm beds - perfect for intense sex in varied positions. Superb value for money, around £30-40 for 10am to 5pm. That makes for quite a session, love walking out of the hotel with jelly legs.
It can be a little disconcerting hearing the cleaners in the corridor but soon get used to it and it's never stopped us being noisy. On one occasion a cleaner came into the room while we were mid-fuck. Bit awkward but she retreated immediately very apologetic!
Day rooms are a great concept for those of us wanting some illicit fun. "
Will second that. Used the Village in Leeds and Walsall for day fun between £30 and £45 cost. Had the cleaners walk in at least twice now. We just went with the flow and carried on. Cleaners soon left and no harm done. One afternoon we had a young guy come in apparently to fix a reported broken bedside lamp. He watched for a minute of so then left, no doubt to have a wank |
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By *edfleetMan
over a year ago
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Lived in Brazil for a while and very popular there. Most hotels available by the hour do ideal for a quickie or longer session
Worked in a lot of hotels in the UK. When we had daylets it was nothing as reception are too busy to care who’s ducking. So don’t think the hotel team are judging you.
Best to put up a do not disturb or cleaners will probably walk in on you.
Also. Lots of hotel are young and horny so you may get a bonus player to join in the fun |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've used AirB&B just recently, got a very nice secluded 2 bedroom house for £58 . Made such a difference to my playmate knowing we weren't going to be disturbed.
Mind you she insisted on keeping the curtains open naughty minx |
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