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youngcd2000	9:50 pm Tuesday, 26^th November, 2013 What happens? D9 you both book q room then meet up in one room??
tiercel22	8:10 pm Thursday, 28^th November, 2013 Hotel I book into a hotel for a frolic regularly. I book the room and we go in together. The worst thing to do is to be sneaky. The receptionist always can tell. In fact in the hotel I use ( Travelodge ) she gives me a cheeky grin because she knows whats going on. Just go in like any couple with one name one the register. Don't look guilty or secretive. Try not to to use the same hotel for different girls that way they assume you are having an affair. I usually book in at 2;00 straight into bed - then 2 hours later back off for the train home. Great fun .
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biggblackhard	6:00 pm Saturday, 25^th January, 2014 what are the best hotels? Some have no receptionist, B&Bs are good and more discreet yes?
tiercel22	12:38 pm Sunday, 26^th January, 2014 RE:what are the best hotels? be careful. The law says you have to register so I am surprised if there is no receptionist or someone to greet you. If the reception is unmanned ( or unwomanned ) you can bet there's a camera watching.
Rocketman101	10:05 am Monday, 27^th January, 2014 RE:what are the best hotels? Travelodge every time. Nice, clean, a bit anonymous and next to no staff! I use a friends address (which he knows about) and pay anonymously.....
troymich	5:10 pm Wednesday, 29^th January, 2014 RE: Hotels I agree, Travelodge has always done well by me. I meet the bird outside and then we go in together.
tiercel22	9:10 am Thursday, 30^th January, 2014 RE:RE: Hotels To add a thought. I was in a hotel yesterday with a friend - not a Traveloddge. The receptionist has worked out exactly why we were there. She had a laugh and a joke with us and even provided us with a heater. Hotels at this time of year need the cash and don't really worry too much about why you are there. We get the sameroom every time now.