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By (user no longer on site) 46 weeks ago
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The Jury’s Inn and the Holiday Inn at Prime 4 in Kingswells have been successful for me. Met with couples in both. Very easy to bypass reception or in Holiday Inn meet at the back of the bar as it’s very discrete. |
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We like to use the village, no need for anyone to go past a reception, just straight into the lifts.
And they do dayroom rates with pool access so you can go down for a sauna, after or in between any fun. |
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"We like to use the village, no need for anyone to go past a reception, just straight into the lifts.
And they do dayroom rates with pool access so you can go down for a sauna, after or in between any fun. "
The Village is always a good option |
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By (user no longer on site) 46 weeks ago
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Dependant on Budget its worth renting a flat. We usually book one just off Holburn st ( Bloomfield ) and to our suprise when we booked we had an extra bedroom . Everything u want and have at home , they even leave u stuff for a Conti breakfast all in the price  |
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"We like to use the village, no need for anyone to go past a reception, just straight into the lifts.
And they do dayroom rates with pool access so you can go down for a sauna, after or in between any fun. "
Yeah totally agree with the village hotel and the day rooms are perfect for meets |
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"We like to use the village, no need for anyone to go past a reception, just straight into the lifts.
And they do dayroom rates with pool access so you can go down for a sauna, after or in between any fun. "
What is the rough dayroom rate there? Is it based on certain daytime hours? |
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"We like to use the village, no need for anyone to go past a reception, just straight into the lifts.
And they do dayroom rates with pool access so you can go down for a sauna, after or in between any fun.
What is the rough dayroom rate there? Is it based on certain daytime hours?"
Look up dayrooms dot com. Or Google village hotel dayuse as it's cheaper booking straight through the hotel.
With sauna/ pool it's about 70£ for the dayuse, without it's around £50. |
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Village hotels good and easy for parking,
Leonardo at airport is fine as there is a back entrance but walking through the front doors fine too.
Sandman in town is good and easy to walk past reception. There’s also an entrance that means you don’t have to pass reception.
Holiday in Express on Chapel street,
Douglas on Market street
Leonardo at union square. Can take the stairs to get your steps in. Lol |
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"Village hotels good and easy for parking,
Leonardo at airport is fine as there is a back entrance but walking through the front doors fine too.
Sandman in town is good and easy to walk past reception. There’s also an entrance that means you don’t have to pass reception.
Holiday in Express on Chapel street,
Douglas on Market street
Leonardo at union square. Can take the stairs to get your steps in. Lol"
Nice one Mr Trust Pilot  |
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By (user no longer on site) 41 weeks ago
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" Any recommendations for hotels in Aberdeen that are good for discrete meets?"
The Sandman is discrete, the apartment type rooms are lush, and the foods amazing. |
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By *uxton1963Man 41 weeks ago
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" Any recommendations for hotels in Aberdeen that are good for discrete meets?
The Sandman is discrete, the apartment type rooms are lush, and the foods amazing. "
Have to agree. The Sandman suites are great for an extended fun time, the twin doubles perfect for three of you. Never had any issues with reception, spacious and relaxed, easy to breeze past. |
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By (user no longer on site) 41 weeks ago
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Question!
Has anyone ever had any problems in any hotel??
I have been on here over 10 years and had countless hotel meets and never even stopped to think if there would be any issues.
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"Question!
Has anyone ever had any problems in any hotel??
I have been on here over 10 years and had countless hotel meets and never even stopped to think if there would be any issues.
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What issues are you on about? |
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By (user no longer on site) 41 weeks ago
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"Question!
Has anyone ever had any problems in any hotel??
I have been on here over 10 years and had countless hotel meets and never even stopped to think if there would be any issues.
What issues are you on about?"
The ones people think might arise when meeting in hotels. Hence why they mention easy access to rooms or the need to go past reception etc etc.
Few posts mentioned hotels that had no problems or issues. So I wanted to see if there were any instances where people have had problems with reception or the like!
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I once arranged to meet a girl at the Holiday Inn without realising there were two Holiday Inns on the same street. We went to different hotels and spent half an hour texting and phoning each other before we figured it out. That was embarrassing. Does that count as an ‘issue’? |
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