"Day Use" Hotels

[Vice Admiral]

I've just become aware of this website:
External Link/Members Only

Others may already know of it, but I haven't seen any mention of it on UKP.

Either way, the ability to book a daytime room at a much-reduced rate has obvious merit.

Certainly for punters who want to see "outcall-only" girls and can't bring them to their own homes. Hotels that offer day use must know that many (most?) of their day-guests will be using the rooms for day-sex.  So no problem, other than the potential for embarrassment.

And possibly useful for escorts who do "hotel incalls".  But here there arises the issue of how straightforward the access is to corridors and rooms (cards? security doors?) in the hotels that use the site; and of whether foyer and reception areas are discreet and spacious.
 
(Some British hotels seem to turn a blind eye to escorts hiring a room in order to see a number of clients there.  Others don't...)

[Fabaceous]

This one too.
Sometimes a bit cheaper.
External Link/Members Only

[Jerk Chicken]

I have used dayuse.com loads of times. They are good value and no issues with reception.

However  a number of hotels have key cards these days and even ones where I had booked previously where all was fine but by my next visit key cards had been installed. So do your research before you book.

In Central I have used Mercure, Novotel and the Thistle via that site.

[king tarzan]

I have enquired when thinking of outcall..
But the cost keeps adding up..
I just evaporate the idea immediately at the mounting £ costs..

[nightbot]

I've been wondering, what possible use a day use hotel booking would have other than for this?

[king tarzan]

I've been wondering, what possible use a day use hotel booking would have other than for this?

It's a money spinner for them..👍👏

[Beamer]

It's a money spinner for them..👍👏

I often used them as a quiet location when planning major people changes and other sensitive business issues. Did find a local hooker having lots of visitors to the room next once but she finished before I has a chance to investigate! Always regretted the missed opportunity for a quickie!!

[simon07]

However  a number of hotels have key cards these days and even ones where I had booked previously where all was fine but by my next visit key cards had been installed. So do your research before you book.


I am not what this means? Do you need a key card to use the lifts etc? How common is this?

[mike63]

Has anyone an idea of the rates? Years ago I recall booking a chain hotel on a Motorway Services for the night, met a SP there for a couple of hours in the afternoon and left. At today's rates that's probably about £50. Too expensive obviously for a 30 minute booking, but not so perhaps for  2-3 hours.

[Derrick101]

10AM to 5PM at the local Village hotel is £50.

[Fuzzyduck]

I've just become aware of this website:
External Link/Members Only

Others may already know of it, but I haven't seen any mention of it on UKP.
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Thanks for the helpful post. Always worth a quick search first before posting such things, though. If you stick dayuse in the search box, you'll see what I mean.

[Gordon Bennett]

Adding £50 to their outcall rate, which is generally at least a tenner higher than their incall rate, makes it rather uneconomical I reckon. Would that day rental office space stuff be cheaper? You could do some Fake Interview or Sexy Secretary/Boss roleplay and do her over the desk.

[yobbra]

10AM to 5PM at the local Village hotel is £50.

Village hotels have a fire sale on rooms thurs-sun every week sept-xmas now which expires on Tues at £35 a night FWIW.

External Link/Members Only

[Vice Admiral]

Thanks for the helpful post. Always worth a quick search first before posting such things, though. If you stick dayuse in the search box, you'll see what I mean.

Yes, Fuzzyduck, I do see what you mean!

[Jerk Chicken]

However  a number of hotels have key cards these days and even ones where I had booked previously where all was fine but by my next visit key cards had been installed. So do your research before you book.


I am not what this means? Do you need a key card to use the lifts etc? How common is this?

I have found a number of hotels either have a keycard to use the lift or keycard to access the floor and some have both! This means that if you book one of these you will have to collect the SP from the bar or outside or some other agreed place. That is something I will never do.

[Fanny]

I often used them as a quiet location when planning major people changes and other sensitive business issues. Did find a local hooker having lots of visitors to the room next once but she finished before I has a chance to investigate! Always regretted the missed opportunity for a quickie!!

Mmmm, that’s a good idea although thinking about it I’m not so sure my female and attractive clerk would not think I had other sinister intentions 🤔