Have been considering arranging a hotel meet with a group of friends or maybe even arranging an Airbnb. Just concerned that if there's too much noise or a good amount of us it might cause us problems with the host/hotel. Has anyone done this before and do you have any tips of getting round this? |
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"Hotels generally turn a blind eye, unless it's noisy and disturbing other guests.
If you think it might get that way then an AirBnB will do the job just fine."
Especially an AirBnB in a remote isolated location away from people who would get upset (possibly with large outdoor hottub). |
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"Have been considering arranging a hotel meet with a group of friends or maybe even arranging an Airbnb. Just concerned that if there's too much noise or a good amount of us it might cause us problems with the host/hotel. Has anyone done this before and do you have any tips of getting round this?"
StayCity is a good option if you take an apartment. They are officially allowing for inviting the guests. |
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Lodge in a wooded campsite with a hot tub, generally some distance from each other, and totally private, and maybe even a private / secluded location for the hot tub.
Years ago a with a group of friends (vanilla) we rented a lodge on a site near Symonds Yat in Gloucestershire it would have been ideal for what you want ! |
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