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Has anyone got any advice on the best Dublin City Centre Hotels for swinging?
It’s for Saturday night and we would like somewhere that’s well set up with the location of the reception area, bar and lifts etc. Would really like to avoid any awkwardness  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Thanks guys, we are really looking for Dublin City Centre "
Cassidys Upper o Connell St..the bar toilets and lifts are beside one another in a corridor out of sight of reception..nice bedrooms too x |
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By *ol_ieMan
over a year ago
Dublin west |
Croke park hotel.
Lifts are hidden from the reception desk.
Gibson by the point has huge showers and again you can access the rooms from a hidden lift area
D4 hotel has lifts around the corner from the reception desk so again not an issue.
But generally just walk about like you supposed to be there and you won't have a problem.
Get an extra card at check-in which you can give to the other person or couple .
Most of the staff just don't care really. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Been meeting in Dublin hotels for years and never any problems.. Except for that one time the fire-alarm went off.. That was special. (you know who you are.. lol did your hubby ever cop on?)
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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you will be kucky get a Dublin CC hotel for this weekend, its christmas party time ... in reality hotels dont care what you do but most now require a riom card to access the lift...try for an Air B&B or serviced apartment like Staycity... most are near to pubs & more likely to find one than a hotel for this weekend |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It depends on time you are entering hotel. Before 11pm you are ok in most hotels. After that time they are now checking that you have a hotel room key and that you are not bringing in more people than occupancy is paid for.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The dean 
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Place called the Pussy...
It's so small though,
you have to leave your sack outside  "
I've heard that place can get a little hairy at times.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Has anyone got any advice on the best Dublin City Centre Hotels for swinging?
It’s for Saturday night and we would like somewhere that’s well set up with the location of the reception area, bar and lifts etc. Would really like to avoid any awkwardness "
. Carlton city centre . Lovely place and u can bring up the room any one u wish . Some of the cc hotels won’t alowed u to get some one in after such an hour . Happened to me at Dean hotel . North Ireland cpl trying to get me in and couldn’t . Doorman asking for Id and all that.. |
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"Don’t use any off the maldrons
Hard to get to the rooms without been noticed , and need card to us elavations , "
No you don't. At least not the one at Newlands Cross, I've gone there plenty of times without incident |
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By *onumberMan
over a year ago
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Not CC but a few years back a large group of us used to use Citywest as a venue for get togethers. Would have been obvious enough and got some raised eyebrows from locals but nothing ever said by staff etc. They have a statue of a threesome outside the entrance. |
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