Cheap hotel for outcall Glasgow

[Boab]

Hi, any recommendations for cheap discrete hotels in Glasgow city centre or close to it.

Obviously maybe best not to directly name them on here.
Cheers

[ComeAgain]

Ive used the Travelodge, Paisley Road without any issues. A bit run down outside but serves its purpose.
251 Paisley Rd, Glasgow G5 8RA
External Link/Members Only

[oddson1970]

there are 2 that l know of that do day rates if thats what you are looking for

[bigmike32]

Google day use hotels or use booking.com to search for hotels in your price range.

[Boab]

Ive used the Travelodge, Paisley Road without any issues. A bit run down outside but serves its purpose.
251 Paisley Rd, Glasgow G5 8RA
External Link/Members Only

What's it like for getting past reception ?

[Boab]

Excuse my ignorance with day hotels, how long do you get them for?

[Name Not Found]

Excuse my ignorance with day hotels, how long do you get them for?

It depends on the hotel. The website gives details.

[ik8133]

Excuse my ignorance with day hotels, how long do you get them for?

Depends on the hotel, normally from about 10am till 5pm.  Google "Day rooms", that should take to sites and hotel locations.

[mickey1967]

And basically £50 for the day.

[Oscar13]

What's it like for getting past reception ?

 
Whilst it's prob reasonably priced, basic though adequate it's very indescreet. Small, single manned Reception Also no free car park. Indeed ANPR camera's operate.

[auldie63]

ANPR?????

[David1970]

ANPR?????

Automatic Number Plate Recognition camera

[auldie63]

TA. 

[Name Not Found]

Indeed ANPR camera's operate.

Why are you bothered about ANPR? You're not doing anything illegal (are you?).

[onetwentyfour]

ANPR is used to police private car parks, at hotels, supermarkets etc, when you dont follow the set rules for that car park, it issues an automatic fine to the registered keeper of the car.

[Name Not Found]

ANPR is used to police private car parks, at hotels, supermarkets etc, when you dont follow the set rules for that car park, it issues an automatic fine to the registered keeper of the car.

This is a punting site, not feckin' Wikipedia 

[David1970]

TA. 

Always been a supporter of Help The Aged

[auldie63]

And a cheeky bastard!!!!!

[ecosse1984]

Depends on the hotel, normally from about 10am till 5pm.  Google "Day rooms", that should take to sites and hotel locations.

Heads up, I had one of these day room places fuck me over last year.  Had the outcall arranged for 2pm, had to cancel it last min because of the hotel then got black listed by the WG for time wasting.

Hotel just over River, near Hydro.

[mickey1967]

Strange, that's the hotel most popular with WG's in Glasgow. Has parking, a busy lobby area and is a bit more discreet for Clients being out of the city centre.

[ecosse1984]

Rolled up with a booking mate at around1pm, with WG due to come about an hour later.  Stood to wait to check in as the self ons wouldnt take any of my details.  Staff member then said i had no booking.

Ive done loads of overnights here with work and stuff previously, so didnt expect this. 

[HornyScotsman1975]

Hi, any recommendations for cheap discrete hotels in Glasgow city centre or close to it.

Obviously maybe best not to directly name them on here.
Cheers

One at Springfield Quay that I’ve used, basic and budget but serves the purpose.

[David1970]

One at Springfield Quay that I’ve used, basic and budget but serves the purpose.

What do you use it for?

[The Man With No Name]

ANPR is used to police private car parks, at hotels, supermarkets etc, when you dont follow the set rules for that car park, it issues an automatic fine to the registered keeper of the car.

This is a punting site, not feckin' Wikipedia 

It's very fucking relevant for those who didn't previously know about it, when your wife opens a letter saying you violated the terms and conditions of a car park opposite a budget hotel, with the time and date you were there, but had no reason to be in the vicinity of, when you told her you were going to play golf 10 min from your house.

Being a private and not a council parking area, contrary to the claims of the letter - and popular belief - there's no legal obligation to actually pay the sly, conniving opportunist bastards the fine. But there is a legal obligation to give your wife half of everything you have when she files for divorce.

[Name Not Found]

It was a light-hearted comment but, since you mention it, I couldn't give an arse about that situation as I don't have a wife.  Without wanting to sound too arsey, I'm not sure I care much about people who do have a wife and punt anyway (unless their circumstances are dictated by disability or by other un-resolvable circumstances), but I don't suspect many punters to share my view.

[The Man With No Name]

It was a light-hearted comment but, since you mention it, I couldn't give an arse about that situation as I don't have a wife.  Without wanting to sound too arsey, I'm not sure I care much about people who do have a wife and punt anyway (unless their circumstances are dictated by disability or by other un-resolvable circumstances), but I don't suspect many punters to share my view.

Neither do I - so neither could I, to be honest.

I just thought it was relevant to point it out to married punters, who might not realise why this issue was raised - as presumably, but understandably given your position, you didn't yourself. That's going on the basis that what I spelled out was the main reason behind raising ANPR as an issue, given the fines themselves aren't actually obligatory.

[Name Not Found]

Neither do I - so neither could I, to be honest.

I just thought it was relevant to point it out to married punters, who might not realise why this issue was raised - as presumably, but understandably given your position, you didn't yourself. That's going on the basis that what I spelled out was the main reason behind raising ANPR as an issue, given the fines themselves aren't actually obligatory.

You are right that you are not 'obliged' to pay the fine, but car park operators are able to take you to court, and a court may decide you have breached a contract with the car park operator, so it's not entirely true to say the fins cannot be enforced. I believe the rules are different in English law.

[Fabtime]

Folks,
Anything that could potentially land someone in "HOT" water is relevant, in my opinion.
Even, if not relevant to oneself, it could help others, isn't that one of the things this site is about?.
Don't be blinkered because it's not applicable to yourself, at this moment in time... things could change in the future.
Everyone has started somewhere, and not everyone knows ALL the terms used.
Everyday is a learning day.

[Name Not Found]

Folks,
Anything that could potentially land someone in "HOT" water is relevant, in my opinion.
Even, if not relevant to oneself, it could help others, isn't that one of the things this site is about?.
Don't be blinkered because it's not applicable to yourself, at this moment in time... things could change in the future.
Everyone has started somewhere, and not everyone knows ALL the terms used.
Everyday is a learning day.

Here endeth today's sermon.    the Rev. Fabtime wishes you all good-day and God-speed.