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Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:12

4 of us going down swansea on weekend but theres only one room to occupate 2

Whittie

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11th Jun 08 at 21:13

Which is why you only pay for two

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:14

Was my intention, but at 140 per night im kinda hoping they don't stop us at the door

Tommy L

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11th Jun 08 at 21:14

What is the name of the hotel?

Kathryn W

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11th Jun 08 at 21:15

Go in 2, then one come out and go back in with another an repeat

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:16

marriott

robin has been u2u'd

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:16

quote:
Originally posted by Kathryn W
Go in 2, then one come out and go back in with another an repeat

gonna be hard to remember at 3-4am

Phi

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11th Jun 08 at 21:17

just stay in a travelodge?

Tommy L

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11th Jun 08 at 21:18

Doesn't the Marriot have people on the doors all day and night?

Phi

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11th Jun 08 at 21:19

they have people on reception on night duty i think

Tommy L

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11th Jun 08 at 21:19

i thought they had guards or something.

Colin

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11th Jun 08 at 21:27

I had 16 of us staying in 2 rooms at newcastle airport travel lodge once

Robbo

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11th Jun 08 at 21:27

Ask Kerry... we managed to get 5 in our hotel room for 2

Robin

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11th Jun 08 at 21:28

I'll sort it Jas, don't worry

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:32

Booked

I hope not as I cba with wasting 140smackers...

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 21:32

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
I'll sort it Jas, don't worry

Ian

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11th Jun 08 at 22:23

I once booked an Ibis room in Northampton to be told on arrival it was for two and our third person couldn't stay. They also didn't have any spare rooms. Not the best news after driving down there.

We eventually got a room at the Hilton which was also a twin but actually had facility to sleep more and was cheaper than two rooms anywhere else. They also had a bar and a piano, great place. I used them a number of times after that.

Travelodge on Broad Street in Birmingham actually has bouncers on, not the nice American style concierge type who take your bags, but the objectionable shoulder-chipped hard man lucky lucky upgrade who won't even let you in to book another room because you turned up with too many people.

Not sure on Marriott policy.

Jas

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11th Jun 08 at 22:55

thanks for the heads up Ian..

I've stayed in the one in Brum im sure..

And we had 9 in 2 family rooms..

they had 2 big black bouncer who were slightly intimidating to say the least, but we got in ok

nova_gteuk

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11th Jun 08 at 23:02

No wonder the marriots the most expensive in swansea.

If you go to oystemouth road you can get a twin room for £40 a night

Theres no bouncers or security as such inthe swansea one just a guy at reception.

Dan

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12th Jun 08 at 07:46

Just 2 people book in. Then leave and pop out for a bit. They aint gonna know a few hours later who is in what room etc. Plus they probably change shifts before 4am lol

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Matt L

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12th Jun 08 at 08:08

like dans just said 2 of you go and book in but take the other 2 peoples stuff in. at 3/4 in the morning they arent going to notice/car they will just think they are other customers.

Shane

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12th Jun 08 at 08:39

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
Ask Kerry... we managed to get 5 in our hotel room for 2

PMSL that was funny as fuck

Jas

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12th Jun 08 at 08:53

quote:
Originally posted by Shane

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
Ask Kerry... we managed to get 5 in our hotel room for 2

PMSL that was funny as fuck

we got 9 in 2 rooms

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