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Hotels for daytime fun in the midland??

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By *untimes4u1234 OP   Man
3 days ago

Close enough

Hi all,

Just wondering if there is such a thing as hotel rooms you can stay in during the day for fun? Somewhere around the midlands would be good. Maybe no such thing. Any help would be appreciated

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By *oldByMarCouple
3 days ago

playa de ingles / outa da west

There’s one in portlaoise just off the motorway

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By *iscerningmaleMan
3 days ago

dublin

midweek , if you book you can normally get into the room around lunchtime in most hotels

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By *untimes4u1234 OP   Man
3 days ago

Close enough


"There’s one in portlaoise just off the motorway

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Thanks for the reply. Great. So it is a thing

You hardly remember the name??

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By *untimes4u1234 OP   Man
3 days ago

Close enough


"midweek , if you book you can normally get into the room around lunchtime in most hotels "

Good stuff. Thanks.

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By *oshSardineMan
3 days ago

Castleknock

It’s the Maldron at Midway Court, literally thirty feet off junction 17.

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By *ipp2025Man
3 days ago

thurles

Has anyone ever used this hotel before?

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By *andomCaptainMan
3 days ago

Roscommon

20% off in their January Sale - it's a Win... Win!!

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By *eeking_sensuality77Woman
2 days ago

Athlone

I'd be surprised if any hotel at this time of year refused your business. May not be on dayuse but a quick phone call should get you sorted in most places I'd imagine.

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By *untimes4u1234 OP   Man
2 days ago

Close enough


"It’s the Maldron at Midway Court, literally thirty feet off junction 17."

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By *untimes4u1234 OP   Man
2 days ago

Close enough


"I'd be surprised if any hotel at this time of year refused your business. May not be on dayuse but a quick phone call should get you sorted in most places I'd imagine."

That is true. I will make a few calls and see how it goes. Thanks for the reply

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By *ipp2025Man
2 days ago

thurles


"I'd be surprised if any hotel at this time of year refused your business. May not be on dayuse but a quick phone call should get you sorted in most places I'd imagine."

Do you think any hotel would have an issue with two people meeting up during the day or do they really matter once they get there fee?

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By *eckycd41TV/TS
2 days ago

Navan

Once you pay they debt care in my experience just ask for 2 key cards at check in

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By *osyRedLipsWoman
2 days ago

Kildare

I used to work in the hotel industry just ring and ask to be put through to reservations and ask for a day rate. Trust me at this time of year especially they'll be glad for the business.

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By *iSi74Man
2 days ago

Drogheda, Meath, Dublin


"Once you pay they debt care in my experience just ask for 2 key cards at check in "

One for you one for me.

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By *ipp2025Man
2 days ago

thurles


"I used to work in the hotel industry just ring and ask to be put through to reservations and ask for a day rate. Trust me at this time of year especially they'll be glad for the business. "

Why at certain times of the year would they prefer not this type of business?

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By *rRiosMan
2 days ago

dublin


"I used to work in the hotel industry just ring and ask to be put through to reservations and ask for a day rate. Trust me at this time of year especially they'll be glad for the business.

Why at certain times of the year would they prefer not this type of business?"

Because it is generally quieter so they are happy for the business

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