FabSwingers.com forum: Premier Inn....security avoidance

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

As purveyors of threesome's, and sometimes moresomes, we've noticed that security is now being employed at Premier Inn sites making it difficult to get people into rooms for some fun, especially after certain times in the evening. Are there better times of the day that make it easier? Any experience or advise on how to make this process a little less fraught would be gratefully received..

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By *asygoing EssexMan
over a year ago

benfleet

I’m interested in this. What form did the security take….? Surely if you have the pass card you just walk up to the door, buzz it and in you go?

Is there actually a guard checking people in and out?

This could ruin a lot of people’s fun….!!

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By *ithereQCouple
over a year ago

Wigan

Day times are your best bet and rooms are half the price xx

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

"I’m interested in this. What form did the security take….? Surely if you have the pass card you just walk up to the door, buzz it and in you go?

Is there actually a guard checking people in and out?

This could ruin a lot of people’s fun….!! "

There is a security guard that asks for your room number & checks how many guests are booked in against it.

Whether this happens at all sites around the country we don't know, but it certainly happens in our neck of the woods!

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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago

Sheffield

I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

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

"I’m interested in this. What form did the security take….? Surely if you have the pass card you just walk up to the door, buzz it and in you go?

Is there actually a guard checking people in and out?

This could ruin a lot of people’s fun….!!

There is a security guard that asks for your room number & checks how many guests are booked in against it.

Whether this happens at all sites around the country we don't know, but it certainly happens in our neck of the woods!

Maybe they have issues with Swingers using it and being loud. Kick them out before they start.

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

Never had anyone checking room numbers or guests in premier inns all over the country. Always guaranteed to have pass card doors on foyers and floors from lifts though so usually have to accompany someone in

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

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!

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By *lowhands7Man
over a year ago

South Leicestershire

Day times and early evenings are easiest or simply ask for two key cards and hand one to your "extra".

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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago

Sheffield

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!"

Where abouts in the country roughly ?

I have stopped in hundreds of premier inns as I constantly travel with work . Usually its difficult to find any staff around later at night.

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

"Day times are your best bet and rooms are half the price xx"

Due to kids, daytimes don't really work for us as we have to arrange overnight stays for them with grandparents or other family members, but thanks for the heads up.

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By *ellhungvweMan
over a year ago

Cheltenham

"Day times and early evenings are easiest or simply ask for two key cards and hand one to your "extra"."

Extra cards is always the answer and then come in separately.

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

Never been an issue the times I’ve been to one

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

"As purveyors of threesome's, and sometimes moresomes, we've noticed that security is now being employed at Premier Inn sites making it difficult to get people into rooms for some fun, especially after certain times in the evening. Are there better times of the day that make it easier? Any experience or advise on how to make this process a little less fraught would be gratefully received..

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !

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

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !"

God those beds are so shit!!

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

Night time halo jump onto the roof, fastrope down to the window, plasma cutter

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

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !"

"Athletic, intelligent young man looking for attractive single women for vanilla or kinky fun."

You missed off ill mannered....pleb!!

Oh, and by the way, we have tried Travelodge too....but the beds are shite!!

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By *heshireguy99Man
over a year ago

Northwich

I haven’t seen any, but the new travelodges have some really good rooms with aircon

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By *estlands4Man
over a year ago

Sidmouth

Travelodges are just as bad with key cards etc

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By *londebiguyMan
over a year ago

Southport

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !

"Athletic, intelligent young man looking for attractive single women for vanilla or kinky fun."

You missed off ill mannered....pleb!!

Oh, and by the way, we have tried Travelodge too....but the beds are shite!!"

It was a suggestion...wasn't really ill-mannered in my view.

Upto you if you font take the suggestion...or how you decide to take it.

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By *ichaelsmyMan
over a year ago

douglas

the security is there for the premier inns that have stag/hen nights, football/rugby etc or generally have some form of problems such as that.

book an extra person into the room, doesnt add to the room rate.

extra room key cards

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

If it’s in MK. Change the brand the Double Tree Hilton is very accessible as long as you meet in the bar first then stroll up.

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By *orderboyblueMan
over a year ago

Scottish Borders

As long as you get a decent night's kip.....they guarantee it you know ????

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

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !

"Athletic, intelligent young man looking for attractive single women for vanilla or kinky fun."

You missed off ill mannered....pleb!!

Oh, and by the way, we have tried Travelodge too....but the beds are shite!!"

They really are... you're definitely more premier inn quality

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

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !

"Athletic, intelligent young man looking for attractive single women for vanilla or kinky fun."

You missed off ill mannered....pleb!!

Oh, and by the way, we have tried Travelodge too....but the beds are shite!!

It was a suggestion...wasn't really ill-mannered in my view.

Upto you if you font take the suggestion...or how you decide to take it."

It was a tongue in cheek joke.

I'm not sure if she's actually annoyed or joking back

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By *ambsfunMan
over a year ago

Cambridge

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!"

I also wonder if you're now recognised by the management... Could track back to your credit card some of your pics look amazing and I wonder how many people and how much fun (noise) is had

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

You need to book a Travel Tavern they are the best budget hotels for those wanting gentleman callers and those seeking group settings.

The beds are very robust and the kenco coffee sachets are plentiful for the post coital interludes.

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By *jh75Man
over a year ago

Shefford

Ive found that at some premier inn sites around the centre of MK. Started using the Premier Inn at Bicaster by the shopping village as no security there. Hope it helps.

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

"You need to book a Travel Tavern they are the best budget hotels for those wanting gentleman callers and those seeking group settings.

The beds are very robust and the kenco coffee sachets are plentiful for the post coital interludes."

Like Alan Partridge

Ahaaaaaaaa

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

"I’m interested in this. What form did the security take….? Surely if you have the pass card you just walk up to the door, buzz it and in you go?

Is there actually a guard checking people in and out?

This could ruin a lot of people’s fun….!!

There is a security guard that asks for your room number & checks how many guests are booked in against it.

Whether this happens at all sites around the country we don't know, but it certainly happens in our neck of the woods!

Have a feeling this is more likely if there’s a known/popular club nearby

Found this at a couple of prem inns

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By *penbicoupleCouple
over a year ago

Northampton

Is there anything in their T&C's that says you can't have guests for the evening?

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By *ickD80Man
over a year ago

Wolverhampton

I’m guessing that premier inn makes a lot of money every weekend from guests who are on a weekend away with mates for a night out drinking. Some of those guests will pull while on the night out and if things go well will end up going back to the hotel together. Imagine how annoyed they’ll be when the premier inn security doesn’t let them in because there’s only one person booked in for the room. That will be the last time they stay at a premier inn when they’re on a weekend away so it doesn’t really sound like a very good business plan and will probably loose them a lot of customers in the future.

If they have got security on the door then just book the room for as many people as the room will fit, or book 2 rooms but all stay in one of them, stop staying at premier inns..,,

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

The reasoning of course will be safety. If there is an unknown number of guests in the rooms and there’s a fire (for example) the hotel has a duty to account for all guests. The answer is that non resident guests be allowed to “sign in” but that’s hassle for the hotel so they just use security as a deterrent

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By *LittleCrazyWoman
over a year ago

oldbury

Whenever I’ve book med at a premier inn and have more than one guy, I tend to try to book rooms with the extra bed as well as getting a second room key, that way you can just enter at different times. Hope that helps!

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By *ickD80Man
over a year ago

Wolverhampton

"The reasoning of course will be safety. If there is an unknown number of guests in the rooms and there’s a fire (for example) the hotel has a duty to account for all guests. The answer is that non resident guests be allowed to “sign in” but that’s hassle for the hotel so they just use security as a deterrent "

Why doesn’t every hotel count the guests in and out then? Why is premier inn apparently so much more concerned about safety than other hotels because I’ve stayed at lots of hotels and have never known any of them to count the guests in and out. It would be too costly, too inconvenient and probably put people off staying there again in the future.

Hotels do need to have a record of who’s staying there at any time in case there’s some sort of emergency but they don’t need to know which guests are in the building at any one time and which aren’t.

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By *enelope2UWoman
over a year ago

Fife

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!"

Then your names blacklisted as you've probably had complaints of condoms left everywhere..if you use them... Cleanliness issues ..noise complaints..drug use etc.. it's actually in the hotel policies about extra guests and "business" activities.

I work night reception at a hotel we spot swingers easily that don't think things fully through

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

You could possibly be black listed as I've not encountered this at premier inn.

And I stay at them alot in and around central London.

Best bet would be try another hotel chain..

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

I’ve only ever seen security at the Premier Inns in and around the Milton Keynes area myself, proper dodgy lot up that way by all accounts

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By *rkeen85Man
over a year ago

Hampshire

I've used premier inn in MK and never had any issue with security.

Would be interested to know when you are there as I visit quite often. Please inbox me.

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By *ndianLuxCouple
over a year ago

West midlands

Can’t be asked with Premiere inn then.

There are many hotels to go anyway.

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!

I work night reception at a hotel we spot swingers easily that don't think things fully through "

That’s intriguing. How do you spot swingers easily? Ever tempted to give them a knowing wink and slip your fab profile name on a piece of paper?

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By *spotpleasurerMan
over a year ago

Norwich

I'm surprised as I've not had any issues. Your local must be extra strict or put you on a blacklist.

In one that I use, I made friends with reception and told them about having multiple 'visitors'. They were amused, said no problems and let the guests in without me having to go down.

Or avoid Premier Inn / Travelodge and find more discreet hotels. In my favourite, you can go straight to the room without passing reception. I also like Holiday Inn, they're large with lots of foot traffic and nobody pays you any attention.

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

I stay in premier inn 2 or 3 nights a week for work. Despite booking as a single person they always ask how many room cards I want.

When there on an evening I have never seen any “security guards” just the night staff who very seldom are not sat at the main desk but in a room behind it.

I have used about 20 different premier inns in various locations and never had any issues

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By *penbicoupleCouple
over a year ago

Northampton

"I work night reception at a hotel we spot swingers easily that don't think things fully through "

'fess up then. You could provide us all with the education needed to successfully swing in hotels!

However, personally, I don't think I'd have a foursome or more in a Premier Inn. The walls are too thin and I wouldn't feel very considerate to other guests.

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By *j555Couple
over a year ago

Huntingdon

We have seen this at the PI in Milton Keynes guy in a hi vis with a clip board checking the number of people going to each room.

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
over a year ago

chichester

"I work night reception at a hotel we spot swingers easily that don't think things fully through

'fess up then. You could provide us all with the education needed to successfully swing in hotels!

However, personally, I don't think I'd have a foursome or more in a Premier Inn. The walls are too thin and I wouldn't feel very considerate to other guests."

Look Leonardo hotels are better for this

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

To avoid awkwardness, tell them you're a prospective serial killer auditioning potential victims and so need 20 key cards

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By *mpierdoleMan
over a year ago

Birmingham

Had no issue at Premier Inn's in West Brom and they are near some of the best known clubs in the country but I will echo what people have said, in that during the day seems safest

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By *he Black ExperienceMan
over a year ago

banbury

This time of the year it's quite normal. With Xmas parties and the number of d*unk people that may cause issues.

Had this recently I just told them these are my friends coming up to wait for an uber.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Didn’t realise MK was such a hot bed of swingers judging by all the hi vis chaps about.

Makes me proud.

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By *annibal_LickedherMan
over a year ago

The Side of the Mersey

Best chain hotel I’ve used for meeting people is Village or Doubletree Hilton.

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By *rkeen85Man
over a year ago

Hampshire

I'd be interested in meeting up in MK with any sexy females for a bit of NSA fun. Inbox me. Females only please.

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

If i was the security guard and by havibg a quuck peek at your profile id be askung to inspect the room lol.

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By *enelope2UWoman
over a year ago

Fife

"I stop in premier inns almost every week and have never see security of any kind.

We've had it happen half a dozen times over the last 12 months when using our local ones. Seems that after 9.00pm the hi-vis appears at the lift & stairs entrance!!

I work night reception at a hotel we spot swingers easily that don't think things fully through

That’s intriguing. How do you spot swingers easily? Ever tempted to give them a knowing wink and slip your fab profile name on a piece of paper?

In Edinburgh it's pretty easy.

One night a group of two women had long jackets on in the bar area wouldn't remove them came back at 4.

One night a group ordered a taxi for directions to sighthill.

I've passed my fab name had conversations with a few only if I was working w co-worker's who know that side of me otherwise my lips remained sealed but my eyes knew

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I was in a Premier Inn the other night (Wembley - I assume that they have some issues at times!) and didn't see any security or difficulty getting in other than having to scan at the lift.

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By *batMan
over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

The Premier Inn in Swansea does this too. The hotel is right in the middle of all the pubs and clubs.

It's nothing to do with any blacklist, it's about the location of the hotel. I'm sure in the past they've had d*unks trying to blag their way into other people's rooms.

I wonder what would happen if you just said, "Don't worry, he's only coming up for a couple of hours. We're having a threesome."

Gbat

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

Reduce yourself to a Travelodge pleb !

"Athletic, intelligent young man looking for attractive single women for vanilla or kinky fun."

You missed off ill mannered....pleb!!

Oh, and by the way, we have tried Travelodge too....but the beds are shite!!"

Hyp. Nos beds are the best. I work near the factory and once went for a job there.

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By *equodMan
over a year ago

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Best thing to do check in, ask for two sets of cards, explain it as you always misplace one etc.

Then meet up outside of hotel, hand a card over, and then they follow you on about 5 mins later.

That’s worked every hotel I’ve stayed in so far

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By *P4SEXMan
over a year ago

preston

Premier Inn must be full of swingers ! It is the hotel that I have used the most. I have always just walked right in with my “guests” and never had an issue. Good tip about having extra key cards and arriving separately. Anyone got any tips in gangbang situations where multiple guys arrive at different times ?

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
over a year ago

Coventry

I'm assuming this was a city Centre Premier Inn? Noticed security on the the door at a City center Travelodge in London a few years back. Maybe a more out of the way location or smaller town?

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By *amesnplanesMan
over a year ago

Banbridge

I was invited into a popular hotel in the centre of Leeds by some fabs folks last year - after midnight. Not Prem Inn, but another well known chain.

The hotel did employ security on the external door.... I just said my wife arrived much earlier and went to bed and won't come down to meet me.

I gave the full name of the husband and the room number, which the security staff checked.

Then they let me into the hotel and even called the lift for me.

Naturally I left after breakfast started!

The tip here is confidence. Hotels don't count folks going in and out of the building.

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By *itygamesMan
over a year ago

i say ive paid for the room , so its mine to invite my friend/s .

we are only having a chat before going out to eat , or just changing clothes.

They are not staying overnight or sleeping.

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By *arahfromwarringtonTV/TS
over a year ago

warrington

Hotels are not moral police. They don’t care if the person you’re shagging is your partner, or even if you don’t even know their name. All they care about is payment, their reputation, the hotel facilities, and the other guests, generally in that order. So if you simply book for the number of people you’re hosting, there should never be any trouble, even if people arrive separately.

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By *laze400Man
over a year ago

Coventry

Had this happen a few times at hotels in city centres. Pick a hotel a bit more out the way and your fine

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By *xile down SouthMan
over a year ago

Cambridge

I usually stay in Premier Inns for work and I'm usually away for a few weeks at a time. Haven't encountered any with security but can understand why they'd have them in some areas.

They've never seem to be bothered by people visiting. I always ask for 2 cards for the door incase I leave one in the room ??

In fact I'm staying in another one tomorrow night hopefully I can have some fun.

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By *lice AgainTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol

Used Premier Inns all the time for non-fab use.

As others have said it's tricky to find any staff whatsoever, never mind security!

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By *an1978Woman
over a year ago

GONE/TIMEOUT (No DMs please)

I went to one recently, someone at the door to get to reception/bar, then had to have a key card to get to any corridors.

My meet had already arranged to be walking through the door and let me in.

But to be fair.. if I was a lone female i would be glad that randoms couldn't come in to prowl the corridors...

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

So if u have booked a room as a cpl and when out n about you find a third person for fun.....send them.in first under ur name.

Then you and u and ur partner roll up and give ur details.

They will say ur already checked in, but show them.ID and they have to let you in

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By *ustamanMan
over a year ago

weymouth

Kidderminster one is upside down, ie reception top floor rooms lower floors - not a hope in hell of security there

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

As long as Lenny Henry ain't on the door!

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

Go to a better class of hotels , never a problem xx

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By *iscreetMan_UKMan
over a year ago

nearby

This sounds very location-specific.

On a weekend night in a city known for partying, they’re likely to get big groups try and share a room just to have somewhere to sleep, or if it is near a big sports or concert venue.

I travel a lot for work and have never seen security checking cards or asking questions. And that’s everything from Premier Inn to 5* luxury hotels.

My biggest issue is when you need a keycard to access a hallway or a lift (or even to get into the building at night) as that makes meet ups slightly more challenging and less discreet. .

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By *lice AgainTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol

My biggest issue is when you need a keycard to access a hallway or a lift (or even to get into the building at night) as that makes meet ups slightly more challenging and less discreet. . "

Well it does if you don't have the ability to clone keycards...

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By *otwifecplCouple
over a year ago

bham

Make sure you have 2 room keys. Walk in with your bull, then hubby can follow behind 5 mins later

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By *rkeen85Man
over a year ago

Hampshire

I'm interested to know if you will be in a MK PREM INN in January at all?

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By *uncouple 321Couple
over a year ago

south West

Stayed in Bristol City centre premier inn and had security at reception asking names and room numbers then checking off on list late at night , then stayed at West bromwich premier inn where loads stay going to xtasia and there's no security

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By *oxesMan
over a year ago

Southend, Essex

I remember we left the receptionist at a premier Inn in her hysterics after a girl of us entered and couldn't not get into the room. She clocked it.

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By *oxesMan
over a year ago

Southend, Essex

Ib know this may not be helpful but depending on the site and country and c reverb city will depend if premier room has full time or contracts security.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

I would say that the hotel is well within their rights to stop people abusing the system if people are staying over.

Most hotels that we've been in don't have rules about guests visiting your room just not staying over.

I would think this is also to do with fire regulations as much as anything.

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By *lice AgainTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol

I've been to Archway and the 'Hub' just off Goodge Street in London and neither had any security in the evening/night. Just one member of staff in reception glued to their phone who you had to pretty much wake up if you wanted anything.

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By *J coupleCouple
over a year ago

stone

We’ve had ‘guest’ over in Travelodge rooms with no issues. We even got a smile off their reception staff when four of us walked in.

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By *rkeen85Man
52 weeks ago

Hampshire

Any females going to be staying in a Milton keynes Premier Inn 2nd week of Jan?

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By *arahfromwarringtonTV/TS
52 weeks ago

warrington

Some rather low-end hotels which are now housing immigrants are having quite tight security. The Britannia in Manchester, which used to be a cheap and cheerful shagging hole for the LGBT community, has now been partly used for immigrants and as a consequence the security is tighter than a rat’s arse. Checked on door and desk, only the booked person can get in, guests are all turned away.

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By *rhugesMan
52 weeks ago

Cardiff

"I’m interested in this. What form did the security take….? Surely if you have the pass card you just walk up to the door, buzz it and in you go?

Is there actually a guard checking people in and out?

This could ruin a lot of people’s fun….!!

There is a security guard that asks for your room number & checks how many guests are booked in against it.

Whether this happens at all sites around the country we don't know, but it certainly happens in our neck of the woods!

I've never known that to happen, I was in a premier inn near Silverstone a few weeks ago, no one checked me when I came back to my room at around 11pm

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By *essaMayWoman
52 weeks ago

Fairytale Wood

This only happens in certain places where there is a known problem of other sorts and some citie locations. It is not general accross the whole of Premier Inns. Generally swipe card access - meet in a pub and then head back to room.

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By *enatton2Couple
52 weeks ago

West Midlands

When we stayed at one in Leeds, we arranged with a guy on here to come to our room. He text us when he was in the car park, it was about 2am. We threw the key card down from the third floor, he grabbed it and came straight up.

I can’t see how they’d stop somebody who has a card and can scan themselves in.

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By *penbicoupleCouple
52 weeks ago

Northampton

"Some rather low-end hotels which are now housing immigrants are having quite tight security. The Britannia in Manchester, which used to be a cheap and cheerful shagging hole for the LGBT community, has now been partly used for immigrants and as a consequence the security is tighter than a rat’s arse. Checked on door and desk, only the booked person can get in, guests are all turned away. "

That's wonderful to hear!

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By *ornyj37Man
52 weeks ago

Devon

haven't had any issues so far.. but interesting to read this

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

To get around this issue may take some sacrifice on your part.

1. When you check in always check in alone. If the room is a double then just make any old nonsense up., wifes on the phone, or fella is parking the car. You get my drift.

2. Always ask for 2 keys. If your a couple you can even ask for 3 as one key card is to switch your room on. So to speak.

3.security guards around the uk work 12 hour shifts so its very unlikely they will appear before 6pm at the absolute earliest.

4. This is maybe where the sacrifice comes in. Prior to that time you arrange to meet your liaison or liaisons. This is where you give the other party/s the other key card.

5.whoever checked in takes that person or persons to the room. If the female checked in then she takes the male and the partners enjoy a drink. After several minutes they return.

6. This serves two purposes. To see if there is security there and secondly to show face. This is where it gets sneaky. So if you then come into reception late evening you do exactly as before.

7. The security guard will want a room number the number of guests and to see your key card. He only counts the key card.

8. Now the husband and partner walk in again he will ask for the name the room is booked under the room number and expect to see a key. He has now accounted for all keys to said room. Thats assuming he even gives a fuck.

9. The only thing that will fuck you at this point is if your key card doesn't open the door to the corridor.

10. You arrive at your room and your wife opens the door to great you .

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By *lice AgainTV/TS
52 weeks ago

Bristol

Last time we stayed in a PI, o/h went back while I popped to a shop.

She couldn't find her card, went to reception, gave a name/etc and they did her a new card on the spot.

Either that or if you're techy then it takes 30 minutes to crack a card and 3 seconds a pop to make copies...

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By *interflingMan
52 weeks ago

london

How big are the moresomes?! Is it a city centre one - must admit haven’t seen this on any of the ones I’ve been to, even brighton centre but perhaps there’s a party central in MK?!

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By *arahfromwarringtonTV/TS
51 weeks ago

warrington

"How big are the moresomes?! Is it a city centre one - must admit haven’t seen this on any of the ones I’ve been to, even brighton centre but perhaps there’s a party central in MK?!"

MK is so boring that fucking is all they have for entertainment.

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By *rkeen85Man
51 weeks ago

Hampshire

Any females around in Milton keyens next week for fun? Hotel meet or dogging meet?

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By *rkeen85Man
51 weeks ago

Hampshire

Doing premier inn next week?

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By *ulfilthmentMan
51 weeks ago

Just around the corner

Ive never seen anything that strict although you usually need to be with a resident to access the rooms (which seems reasonable). Maybe big groups or sub-letting are a problem in your neck of the woods?

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By *rkeen85Man
50 weeks ago

Hampshire

Can confirm no security on door or lift this wee.so far.

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

I know its not a PI, but i had to go through security at a hilton in Manchester - had to tell them my room number and then as I'd moved past them to access the lifts also had to give my surname too - was just me, so i think its becoming more standardised.

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