FabSwingers.com forum: Hotels good for casual hookups and pop up gloryholes?

By *uayside Glory Hole OP Man
over a year ago

Gateshead Quayside

Anyone who has enjoyed some casual hook ups while staying in a hotel, be it for a business trip or holiday, will know the value of a hotel that allows casual visitors access to rooms without the need for you to go down and get them past reception. Essentially hotels that don’t require key card access to get to a room are the ones we like. Especially so if you’re setting up a pop up glory hole where anonymitty is part of the whole thing. Another great feature of a hotel that you want to use for gloryhole fun is a bathroom that has an actual doorframe. Some modern budget hotels have a glass box that encloses the toilet and bathroom with a sliding glass panel instead of a door. Very stylish but not great if you want to set up a portable gloryhole between the main room and bathroom. I use a HomeGlory gloryhole that is secured with two tension rods so I need a door frame to set up.

So...what hotel chains have you stayed at that allow easy access to rooms and have a bathroom with an actual doorframe? Provide the country they’re located in and any particular hotels within the chain you have visited. I wonder if visitors who setup a pop up/portable gloryhole in a hotel could negotiate extra loyalty points for the service they provide to other guests? ??

In the UK it appears that it’s the budget hotels that often require keycard access. Hilton, Marriott and Mal Maison are all good ones.

By *uayside Glory Hole OP Man
over a year ago

Gateshead Quayside

I can confirm Jury’s Inn in Bradford is not good for casual encounters. Keycard needed for visitors to access rooms. If you’re planning future visits and thinking of some fab fun apparently the Midland hotel is better.

By *uayside Glory Hole OP Man
over a year ago

Gateshead Quayside

Another fab member messaged me. Apparently the Holiday Inn in Kensington is a good hotel for encounters/ hookups. 900 rooms and keycard access not required for visitors to access rooms.

By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

The hotels in the absolute centre of a city that I've stayed in generally require key access. I've stayed budget through to 5 stars and now, almost without exception, they require keys. An occasional place will permit access during quiet daytime hours but restrict from the evening on. It can be frustrating.

By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The sandman in Newcastle is bang on you can enter the side and go straight into the lift or up the stairs and they have apartments to upgrade

Also the honest Lawyer spenny

And North Briton Newton ayclif

Air B&B is a good option also

Enjoy ya sexy fuckas