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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway

Hi, im looking recommendations for hotels in Glasgow for when I stay there soon. Wanting somewhere if possible for easy access to get a 3rd person upto the rooms without any issues! Is it possible to give the 3rd person the room number for them to make there own way to the room or does all hotels have key coded lifts.

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By *avie65Man
over a year ago

In the west.

Any hotels I've stayed in recently need the keycard to access the lifts.

I was in the PremierInn at Buchanan Galleries a few weeks ago, the views from the windows are amazing.

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway


"Any hotels I've stayed in recently need the keycard to access the lifts.

I was in the PremierInn at Buchanan Galleries a few weeks ago, the views from the windows are amazing. "

Is it OK to ask at the desk saying we have a guest for a few hours or is this asking to much.

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By *avie65Man
over a year ago

In the west.

The entrance to the hotel is at street level, reception is one floor up. Just swipe your keycard and go up in the lift from street level.

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By *cotsguy4funMan
over a year ago

Glasgow/N Lanarkshire

Hotels in Glasgow where you don't need a key card and the person can just go straight to your room that I know of are:

Grand Central, Raddison Blu, Motel One, Marriot. Hilton Double Tree. Premier Inn Charing Cross (although may have changed now). Point Hotel.

Hope this helps ??

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By *tellaartoisCouple
over a year ago

Roscommon

We use Motel One. No card needed to get in or into lift.

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By *ondscotMan
over a year ago

glasgow

Doubletree Hilton let’s you take the lift to any floor, but you need a card once you get out the lift. I just went along and met our friend when the lift appeared, easy.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

If a card is needed for the lift then just use the stairs.

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

Jury inn you can walk straight to the lift and me or guests never needed a keycard to get up floors

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

Travel lodge on hill Street Glasgow city centre . Completely discreet as there is never any staff at reception . Straight into the lift's and straight into the rooms . Simples .

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By *lexixCDTV/TS
over a year ago

Travellin aroon

A little bit out of town is Castlcary hotel

Motel style straight out of car park and into room for visitor(s)

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By *hy and innocentCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow

Village hotel too.

Innocent

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By *apperMystiqueMan
over a year ago

east Glasgow

Look for serviced apartments rather than hotels would be my recommendation we have used them a few times and so much better than a hotel . It’s about £85 a night but you have no issues with anyone and a lovely flat !!

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

Most of the hotels in Glasgow don’t need cards for the lifts. Premier Inn tend to need cards in the majority of their hotels. Easiest way is to get two cards and then go up one person then as a couple.

Some rooms also have two beds which is handy. A double and a single or two doubles. Check the room options when booking.

You may want to check parking restrictions as well.

Have fun x

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

Jurys inn Jamaica st ,

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway


"Look for serviced apartments rather than hotels would be my recommendation we have used them a few times and so much better than a hotel . It’s about £85 a night but you have no issues with anyone and a lovely flat !! "

Can you pm me more information on these.

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway


"Travel lodge on hill Street Glasgow city centre . Completely discreet as there is never any staff at reception . Straight into the lift's and straight into the rooms . Simples . "

Is there a bar?

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By *r Beefy40Man
over a year ago

glasgow

Prob already been recommended but jury’s inn is prob the best. The staff are all kinda in the know and are very polite and helpful but chances are you won’t hear from them. £90 per night I think

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By *iimonMan
over a year ago

glasgow

It’s really simple, book in and tell them your partner will be in soon and ask to leave a key card behind the desk for them.

People over think this all the time, honest that simple.

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By *andyCrushMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh ish


"If a card is needed for the lift then just use the stairs."

Yes things can be perfectly simple really

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


"Any hotels I've stayed in recently need the keycard to access the lifts.

I was in the PremierInn at Buchanan Galleries a few weeks ago, the views from the windows are amazing.

Is it OK to ask at the desk saying we have a guest for a few hours or is this asking to much. "

It's perfectly ok for yous to book in x yous will get a card each for your room x all you have to do is give the card to the person who your are going to meet x it's definitely not a problem x

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


"Travel lodge on hill Street Glasgow city centre . Completely discreet as there is never any staff at reception . Straight into the lift's and straight into the rooms . Simples . Yes they have a bar although there's a nice pub called Jackson's bar 2 minutes away or the Hilton on the same street has a great bar

Is there a bar?"

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

Campanile Glasgow SECC, no card needed.

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

I am visiting Glasgow on 5th & 6th june, Sunday and Monday nights in premier inn st Enoch, if anyone wants to join me. Message me. My treat

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By *ub-seekerMan
over a year ago

Glasgow

Village Hotel is great. Lifts are before reception desk, and there’s never anyone asking questions.

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By *ndieCPL2016Couple
over a year ago

Aberdeen

Thabks OP for the thread.

How about the Holiday Inn express for fun purposes? Seems that's the most reasonable price for the coming weekend.

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By *tagVixenAngusCouple
over a year ago

Dundee area

Anyone know the deal with Citzen M?

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley


"Anyone know the deal with Citzen M? "

It needs a card from memory. My fab friend usually meets me downstairs when the keycard is needed for the lift.

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde


"Hi, im looking recommendations for hotels in Glasgow for when I stay there soon. Wanting somewhere if possible for easy access to get a 3rd person upto the rooms without any issues! Is it possible to give the 3rd person the room number for them to make there own way to the room or does all hotels have key coded lifts.

"

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde


"Hi, im looking recommendations for hotels in Glasgow for when I stay there soon. Wanting somewhere if possible for easy access to get a 3rd person upto the rooms without any issues! Is it possible to give the 3rd person the room number for them to make there own way to the room or does all hotels have key coded lifts.

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i had meet with couple in jurys inn on union street walked in straight up to lifts no problem..

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By *cotsguy4funMan
over a year ago

Glasgow/N Lanarkshire


"Anyone know the deal with Citzen M? "
key card required for lifts

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By *itonmyface6999Man
over a year ago

hamilton

I am a hotel manger in a Glasgow hotel & as a fellow swinger more then happy to help!

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By *cottishMrsWoman
over a year ago

Wishaw


"I am a hotel manger in a Glasgow hotel & as a fellow swinger more then happy to help! "

This is handy to know. I always overthink it lol xx

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway


"Hi, im looking recommendations for hotels in Glasgow for when I stay there soon. Wanting somewhere if possible for easy access to get a 3rd person upto the rooms without any issues! Is it possible to give the 3rd person the room number for them to make there own way to the room or does all hotels have key coded lifts.

i had meet with couple in jurys inn on union street walked in straight up to lifts no problem.."

Is there 2 jury's. I thought it was in Jamaica Street

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway

Ty for all the replies. I have booked one thst was recommended on here. All I'm hoping for now is my meet turns up for a night full of fun

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde


"Hi, im looking recommendations for hotels in Glasgow for when I stay there soon. Wanting somewhere if possible for easy access to get a 3rd person upto the rooms without any issues! Is it possible to give the 3rd person the room number for them to make there own way to the room or does all hotels have key coded lifts.

i had meet with couple in jurys inn on union street walked in straight up to lifts no problem..

Is there 2 jury's. I thought it was in Jamaica Street "
sorry my mistake it is jamaica street down from mcdonalds

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By *erlins5Man
over a year ago

South Fife


"Any hotels I've stayed in recently need the keycard to access the lifts.

I was in the PremierInn at Buchanan Galleries a few weeks ago, the views from the windows are amazing.

Is it OK to ask at the desk saying we have a guest for a few hours or is this asking to much. "

I can't imagine that being an issue. Why shouldn't you have a visitor if you wish. It could be a family member for all they know.

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


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I can't imagine that being an issue. Why shouldn't you have a visitor if you wish. It could be a family member for all they know. "

As someone who's worked in that industry - they know EXACTLY what is going on but don't give a damn.

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By *itonmyface6999Man
over a year ago

hamilton


"I am a hotel manger in a Glasgow hotel & as a fellow swinger more then happy to help!

This is handy to know. I always overthink it lol xx"

Haha you shouldn’t really we know what goes on! Message me if your interested in a room anytime!

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By *cotyt4funMan
over a year ago

livingston

I stayed in the Radisson at the weekend, lovely hotel, and no problems going about the hotel, keycards not required for the lifts.

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By *tagVixenAngusCouple
over a year ago

Dundee area

Anyone ever found a willing participant just from hanging about the corridors in the hotel after pub kickout time?

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By *ancy38 OP   Woman
over a year ago

galway


"Anyone ever found a willing participant just from hanging about the corridors in the hotel after pub kickout time?"

It does and can happen, especially when drink is involved but it's risky. You approach the wrong person and you could get into trouble.

Are you in Glasgow 29th wknd?

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By *tagVixenAngusCouple
over a year ago

Dundee area

30 th

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By *ocal_lad_ABMan
over a year ago

Hometown

Anyone got experience of the devoncove Hotel?

There for the weekend over May holiday, wonder whether its possible

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By *nthonyreidMan
over a year ago

Santa Cruz Mountains Ca

I think in this day and age most hotel dont really care as long as your paying for a double room and not too noisy or making a nuisance

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
over a year ago

SW Scotland

We use the village hotel when we’re staying in Glasgow. Can get to the rooms without going past reception

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