Hotels with early Checkins

20 Apr 2005

As I tend to have liaisons during the day Iâ€™m finding it increasingly difficult to find hotels that let you check in at say am. Itâ€™s normally after 2-3pm. Londonâ€™s not too bad and Iâ€™m ok around Birmingham but Liverpoolâ€™s a nightmare. Does anyone know a chain of hotels that aren't extortionate but do early check-ins I donâ€™t need to be right in the City centres but not to far out and anything in and around Liverpool would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Art

20 Apr 2005

try search on google
few options on there

20 Apr 2005

Yes I've done that, and there is a plethora of hotels but they donâ€™t state if they do early bookings so Iâ€™ve spent hours ringing round without any joy. Also thereâ€™s loads of agency type sites where you tick the boxes and they find a room, but again thereâ€™s none that specify an early check-in option.
It would be great if someone could do a database of these types of hotels confused

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Art

20 Apr 2005

Crowne Plaza (who also own holiday inn I think) are usually good.........join their priority membership first to get better service then put a note on your online bookings about earlier check in - 11am is rarely a problem.

20 Apr 2005

I Just went on to the Priority membership site, you have to pay just to join :!: Seems a bit of a liberty.
Art

20 Apr 2005

Most b&b's will serve you eggs if you ask.

20 Apr 2005

Travelodge are pretty good but you have to make arrangements with the actual Lodge, not the online booking sevice
Alex DJ

20 Apr 2005

Ibis chain from noon onwards and never any hassle.

20 Apr 2005

Quote by Artisan
I Just went on to the Priority membership site, you have to pay just to join :!: Seems a bit of a liberty.
Art

I'm a member of Hol inn priorty service and they never charged me, I suggest you try again.

20 Apr 2005

most hotels will serve you chickens as early as you want them , i once wanted chicken for my breakfast at am ,i got it with no problems lol

:lol:

20 Apr 2005

Quote by hornyred and dino
most hotels will serve you chickens as early as you want them , i once wanted chicken for my breakfast at am ,i got it with no problems :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

20 Apr 2005

Try formulae 1,they are usually really good at that sort of thing.

20 Apr 2005

Quote by Brewster
Most b&b's will serve you eggs if you ask.

:laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove:
Took me a while... but I got it..... early chickens!

21 Apr 2005

Formula 1 hotels are very good I've used them quiet a lot but the Hotels are sometimes a little below par. I've tried to get in the LIverpool one before but it always seems to be full.
I've tried the Ibis hotel and that looks favourable at the moment for a double en-suite and I think I know where it is. They can't guarantee the early check in but are sure we could get in at noon.
So thanks everyone. :cheers:
Art

21 Apr 2005

Hi Babe,
Dont know why I am here really coz this is a serious one !!!!
I misread the thread title I thought it said "HOTELS WITH EARLY CHICKENS !"
And came in coz I wondered what it was gonna say !!!!
How blonde am i ?

21 Apr 2005

hav you thought about booking for the previous night ,generally you pay an over night rate
and do late check out ? ? ?

21 Apr 2005

Quote by blonde

Hi Babe,
Dont know why I am here really coz this is a serious one !!!!
I misread the thread title I thought it said "HOTELS WITH EARLY CHICKENS !"
And came in coz I wondered what it was gonna say !!!!
How blonde am i ?

Oh - very !!
(In the best possible way) wink

21 Apr 2005

Quote by blonde

Hi Babe,
Dont know why I am here really coz this is a serious one !!!!
I misread the thread title I thought it said "HOTELS WITH EARLY CHICKENS !"
And came in coz I wondered what it was gonna say !!!!
How blonde am i ?

Hmmmm this reminds me of a conversation in the chatroom yesterday where I called you a blonde bimbo lol

:lol: :lol:
No you said. That is so not me...............bloody looks like you now :shock:

21 Apr 2005

Sorry I was having a sort of Doh! moment as well. I kept asking myself why are these lot talking about bloody chickens !!! rolleyes

Art

21 Apr 2005

Quote by Artisan
I Just went on to the Priority membership site, you have to pay just to join :!: Seems a bit of a liberty.
Art

I don't know what site you were on but you don't have to pay!!! I'll PM you a link biggrin

21 Apr 2005

Thanks Serendipity,
I've been back on and joined. For some reason I'd got onto the elite club before and they wanted my credit card details so thatâ€™s why I thought you had to pay :confused:
It's still a bit expensive though for a room. There is one at at the Holiday Inn Express in Knowsley. I've stayed there before I think.
I'm going to give the Ibis hotel in Liverpool a try next week, see if the beds can stand the pace!!! lol

Thanks again
Art

21 Apr 2005

Quote by Dawn_Mids

Hi Babe,
Dont know why I am here really coz this is a serious one !!!!
I misread the thread title I thought it said "HOTELS WITH EARLY CHICKENS !"
And came in coz I wondered what it was gonna say !!!!
How blonde am i ?

Hmmmm this reminds me of a conversation in the chatroom yesterday where I called you a blonde bimbo lol

:lol: :lol:
No you said. That is so not me...............bloody looks like you now :shock:
Oi....... shurrup......................lol

22 Apr 2005

Dont necessarily accept their advertised rates ...if its just a day let try haggling over the price with the hotel . They will sometimes drop the price just to up their occupancy rates . biggrin

22 Apr 2005

I usually haggle over the cost of rooms, I always ask for 'The Rack Rate'. I'm not entirely sure what 'The Rack Rate' is or means but I was told it's hotel jargon for cheap rooms and that's good enough for me. biggrin

Art

22 Apr 2005

Rack Rate is the published hotel rate - i.e. their full rate.

22 Apr 2005

Is it

I've got some discounts off the published (web) price on several occasions when I've asked for 'The Rack Rate'.
Well you live and learn. So is there other hotel Jargon I can use which means really cheap price confused

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Art

22 Apr 2005

Just had a thought (an unusual occurance)
If you wanted to take your Chicken with you to a hotel....... would the hotels charge extra....... do u think???
Please put me on iggy........ I have started to ramble !!!!

22 Apr 2005

Quote by blonde

Just had a thought (an unusual occurance)
If you wanted to take your Chicken with you to a hotel....... would the hotels charge extra....... do u think???
Please put me on iggy........ I have started to ramble !!!!

It depends if you ask for a Clucktail bar and a Coup size bed!!!!
I'll get me coat bolt

Art

22 Apr 2005

Quote by Happy Cats
Rack Rate is the published hotel rate - i.e. their full rate.

I always thought that the Rack Rate refered to the prices available for reps and that this had more or less been made obsolete by the internet.
I know that recently ive booked hotels through the net at cheaper prices than they were advertising for their rack rate

23 Apr 2005

I was staying at one hotel a few weeks ago and im sure I saw a notice that said Ibis do a day rate from 9am-6pm
Try them and see