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By *urningGinge OP Man
1 week ago

Norwich

I am thinking about booking a hotel room for fun times, just not sure how it works with the security measures in place these days?

Anyone ever done this?

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By *y_journeyMan
1 week ago

newark

It’s okay, security guards don’t sit in the corner of your room anymore

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By *etwife8230Couple
1 week ago

Newport

"It’s okay, security guards don’t sit in the corner of your room anymore"

Only when invited 😉

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By *pgroupsexMan
1 week ago

Kingston

"I am thinking about booking a hotel room for fun times, just not sure how it works with the security measures in place these days?

Anyone ever done this?"

A lot of hotels these days, require room keys for lift access to upper floors (which possibly means all the bedrooms depending on the hotel), so you'd need to meet in a public area (say a bar if there is one), before adjourning to the room.

If the place is local to you, I'd perhaps advise a recce, to see how the land lies.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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1 week ago

East Sussex

It depends on the hotel but we have never stayed anywhere that they query who you take up to your room, you've paid for it after all.

They'd draw the line at over night stays, multiple people in and out, nuisance noise or inappropriate behaviour.

We recently staged at a Premier Inn for the first time and although we didn't it would have been quite easy to take someone up to our room

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By *uxurycollectionCouple
1 week ago

Port Talbot

Generally, Premier Inn, Travelodge and Village hotels (that we’ve stayed in) have had no issues if you want to take someone to your room.

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By *iss DevilWoman
1 week ago

Bedford

If possible, ask for two key cards even if you're staying on your own. You can always say "my wife/partner are joining me later"- but do make sure you set room occupancy to 2, not 1, as you may get questions.

Or, whoever is coming to see you, if you don't arrive at the same time, can always meet you at the car park and you can go up together.

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By *ndianMidscplCouple
1 week ago

Birmingham

Guests are allowed in hotel rooms.

Some hotels require keys for main lifts or the corridors too.

But nobody stops you or your guests.

It's fine

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By *ong-leggedblondWoman
1 week ago

Next Door

"It’s okay, security guards don’t sit in the corner of your room anymore"

Another join in the fun

🤣

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By *i girl 86Woman
1 week ago

woking

Village hotels people can generally get to the room without a key, travellodge and premier inn tend to make you greet people downstairs. I leave a key downstairs if i know them and just say my bf is joining me. When i added a third at 4 in the morning no one was around 😂😂

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