Re: Hotellery

by Nightjar Tue Feb 21, 2023 11:53 am

Never knowingly over-soiled...

by Fangirl Three Fri Apr 28, 2023 1:52 pm

I've done so many Premier Inn feedback surveys that they've asked me to join their online focus group. bowtie

by Fangirl Three Fri May 12, 2023 6:31 am

This hotel has a petrol station immediately adjacent, practically en suite.

The mobile signal is very strong, but the internet speed is rubbish, presumably because of all the people constantly arriving and departing with their phones.

by cosmictanya Sat May 13, 2023 2:51 pm

A petrol station next to the hotel. I’d hate that. What if someone nips out for a cigarette in the night? You could end up in an inferno.

I once stayed in a budget hotel in a part of a Latin American city dedicated to mechanics premises, weirdly interspersed with cheap bridal shops. There were old drums of oil, shreds of tyres, metal things, and bits of lace all over the streets. I tried to convince myself it was interesting, but couldn’t cope. I moved to a different part of town, forthwith, as they say in your new part of the world.

by Fangirl Three Sun May 14, 2023 9:00 am

I tried to convince myself it was interesting, but couldn’t cope

There's also a McDonalds. From 4-7pm on Friday there were people queuing in cars to get into the drive-in. The jam stretched right back onto the main road. And the mobile data just collapsed, it was lucky I didn't have any Zoom calls ~~because my manager cunningly avoids having any meetings Thursday and Friday so he can sneak off early for the weekend~~.

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