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nemilflover

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Hello, could anyone help with advice as to discreet hotels in the Durham area please?

Toshiba

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Hello, could anyone help with advice as to discreet hotels in the Durham area please?


Whats a discreet hotel?

Offline FLYING BLUE

Hello, could anyone help with advice as to discreet hotels in the Durham area please?

The Radisson, although expensive, is easy to use for the purpose of bringing an escort back to your room - assuming that's what you meant...

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not a lot of hotels in durham as mentioned  the Radission

 also the Ramside hotel  Marriot Durham
 
 there is also premier inns one in city centre opposite the  Radission  also one at Belmont and Pity Me
another one  is  Bannatyne hotel average charge is £50 a night  External Link/Members Only

Travel lodge aswell but you need to meet girl outside as key neded to get in

 


 


nemilflover

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Ease of getting girl to the room is what i meant

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not had probs with any of them

Offline sesalovdarlo

Blackwell in darlo, u can get to most rooms without having to go thru main reception area

magpiejon

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The Campanile behind Washington services have a separate  block where the rooms are. If I remember rightly it was a key pad entry.

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Geordiejay

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The swallow. Ghead. Last minute booking.com around 35 a night. Very basic room but very discrete hotel!

xxxsimonexx

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The Campanile behind Washington services have a separate  block where the rooms are. If I remember rightly it was a key pad entry.

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Just wanted to check on the campanile. Was looking for somewhere like this, would people be alright getting to a room without being challenged?

Thanks in advance

gestaltentity

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premier inns are always a good bet.  I stay in them all over the country, and have had 'visitors' in every one  :D
never been a problem

novotel's too, decent rooms in both

xxxsimonexx

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premier inns are always a good bet.  I stay in them all over the country, and have had 'visitors' in every one  :D
never been a problem

novotel's too, decent rooms in both

Thanks for that, looking for a hotel that would allow me to have a few visitors throughout the day though and where someone would be able to walk right up to the room so a hotel with a separate block with room would be great.

gestaltentity

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I wouldn't worry about it too much.  I dare say, whatever hotel you are in, the girl that is coming to visit will probably know it and know the layout and procedure - it's what they do after all!!

bear in mind that the staff in all these hotels, will be seeing dozens and dozens of new faces every single day wandering in and out so aren't likely to know who's a guest and who isn't

xxxsimonexx

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I wouldn't worry about it too much.  I dare say, whatever hotel you are in, the girl that is coming to visit will probably know it and know the layout and procedure - it's what they do after all!!

bear in mind that the staff in all these hotels, will be seeing dozens and dozens of new faces every single day wandering in and out so aren't likely to know who's a guest and who isn't

Well I'd be the girl who would be using the room haha  :lol: but thanks for your help

magpiejon

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Just wanted to check on the campanile. Was looking for somewhere like this, would people be alright getting to a room without being challenged?

Thanks in advance
Yes it was a separate block with its own entrance. Just a single door on the end next to the car park so not far to walk. It led directly onto the corridor where the rooms are so no staff to go by. I even stayed in a Campanile in Runcorn where each room had its own entrance onto a covered walkway and you could park right outside. Seems to be the way this chain works.

gestaltentity

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Well I'd be the girl who would be using the room haha  :lol: but thanks for your help

oopsie!  my bad!

The suppositions till stands though!  For what it's worth, and if it's any use, the Novotel at Kingston Park would work, big an open reception area always loads of folks milling about and an easy walk through to the lifts and stairs.  Rooms are nice and big too

maybe, the thing to do, is just go have a look, wander in yourself and see how you feel wandering past reception!


Goharley

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I've been to Novotel at Kingston Park, no problems there.

Offline geordiekevin

Has anyone visited rooms Inn hotel NE9 7LB before as I'm interested in a prossy that's staying there?

Offline dino1990

Hi,
Which girl is it? I love meeting girls in hotel
Rooms.

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Has anyone visited rooms Inn hotel NE9 7LB before as I'm interested in a prossy that's staying there?

There are quite a few hotels on the postcode - why not simply name the hotel?

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As I said the rooms Inn hotel

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gestaltentity

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Hi,
Which girl is it? I love meeting girls in hotel
Rooms.
I'd guess this one as I waqs thinking about giving myself a birthday treat on tuesday, and that's where she is

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Offline MDB72

Going back to the original thread the best way to deal with a hotel is to make a booking yourself. Meet the girl outside and then check in - she can stand near you. Makes you look like a couple
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