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By *WP14 OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Hi,

Anyone recommend a good hotel in city centre? Looking for somewhere good, relaxed and with decent privacy (i.e. no poor sound proofing if I have a guy (or guys) back for fun) 🤣

Thanks

Andy

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By *usu99Man
15 weeks ago

Hammersmith

Depends if you want easy access or have to take guests up with a card.

I stayed in the chain with the moon and the rooms were a good size and reasonably quiet, cheap too midweek.you do need a key card for the lifts though.

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By *ackie2019Man
15 weeks ago

Glasgow

Voco grand Central, in the Central train station, have solid rooms! & no key card needed for lift access....

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By *cwgenMan
15 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Voco grand Central, in the Central train station, have solid rooms! & no key card needed for lift access...."

It was also still closed when I passed last week

The holiday inn theaterland doesn’t need key card - that’s the proper holiday inn and not the express next door

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By *ackie2019Man
15 weeks ago

Glasgow

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By *omHarry99Man
15 weeks ago

oban

I’ve also always used them but not had anyone round yet

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By *WP14 OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Thanks 👍

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By *texecMan
11 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Voco Grand Central is good. Looking for anyone who is hosting there or nearby early December this year. Have a Xmas party planned and got a few hours to kill. Met a couple of guys at Voco last year and was great.

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By *asha777TV/TS
8 weeks ago

paisley

Bumping this up

Grand Central is good but quite pricey.

I know both Holiday Inn's at the airport are good for access. Any other ideas? Ideally without a keycard to get to lifts.

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By *exyguy40Man
8 weeks ago

stirling

Get a private apartment

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By *usu99Man
8 weeks ago

Hammersmith

Z Hotel. Get better rates by becoming a member.

The small rooms are pretty small, but well equipped.

No card needed for the lift, but you have to pass the reception desk.

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By *udiboy1Man
8 weeks ago

glasgow

I'd love to do a hotel visit

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By *unsissyTV/TS
4 weeks ago

forres

Is the Raddison any good for access? Asking for a friend lol

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By *ellowbladeMan
4 weeks ago

Grantham

Stay at a Travelodge - no telling who will come into your room !!

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By *ravelguyMan
4 weeks ago

Ipswich

Motel.one near the station is good,no key needed for the lift or to access the corridors and it's fairly busy with people coming and going so easy to slip past reception

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By *otjustlooking75Man
4 weeks ago

Prestwick


"Motel.one near the station is good,no key needed for the lift or to access the corridors and it's fairly busy with people coming and going so easy to slip past reception "

Met someone in there a few weeks ago, key cards for the lift were required and a "security" guy watching.

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
4 weeks ago

Glasgow South


"Is the Raddison any good for access? Asking for a friend lol "

Raddison Red near the Hydro is card access for the lifts. Suspect Raddison Blue will now be the same. Have had great fun in both

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By *asha777TV/TS
4 weeks ago

paisley

Yes both Radisson's are card access.

I've had two meets in the last week in The Village.

Absolutely brilliant and very discreet. No card for lift, 4 hours free parking and a very busy foyer

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By *otjustlooking75Man
4 weeks ago

Prestwick


"Yes both Radisson's are card access.

I've had two meets in the last week in The Village.

Absolutely brilliant and very discreet. No card for lift, 4 hours free parking and a very busy foyer"

Met in a couple of Village hotels. Absolutely would again.

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By *nderlexMan
4 weeks ago

Ayrshire/Glasgow

Mercure Hotel on Ingram Street is good, reception faces away from the lifts so you can wander in and out the front door and no card required to operate the lifts.

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By *oddneyMan
4 weeks ago

East lothian

Hi I'll be staying in a hotel ( not sure which one yet) in Glasgow 21st and 22nd Sept?

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By *ttmBoy1234Man
3 weeks ago

Livingston

Anyone know what Citizen M is like? Do you need a card for the lift etc?

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By *igs72Man
3 weeks ago

Motherwell


"Anyone know what Citizen M is like? Do you need a card for the lift etc?"

Citizen M you do need a keycard for the lift. You can however enter and go to first floor bar. Easier to meet rather than at reception.

Good sized beds for fun on if you do have company. Also used to have free porn films but not sure if that is still on offer.

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By *ttmBoy1234Man
3 weeks ago

Livingston


"Anyone know what Citizen M is like? Do you need a card for the lift etc?

Citizen M you do need a keycard for the lift. You can however enter and go to first floor bar. Easier to meet rather than at reception.

Good sized beds for fun on if you do have company. Also used to have free porn films but not sure if that is still on offer."

Thanks for the response

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By *oddneyMan
3 weeks ago

East lothian

I'm booked into the Leonardo Royal! What's that like ?

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By *igs72Man
3 weeks ago

Motherwell


"I'm booked into the Leonardo Royal! What's that like ?"

Last time I was there (6months ago) there was no keycard for lifts. Always a busy entrance so easy to bypass check in desk. I did hear that they now have security at doors but that may only be late at night.

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By *oddneyMan
1 week ago

East lothian

Anybody else commenting of Glasgow city centre hotels

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By *rockyMan
1 week ago

Salisbury

BBC disclosure welcome to Glasgow portrayed the city centre as being rife with drug dealers, violent attacks, people getting racially abused .. all this and every day tbe film crew were there. I have never been there but would think twice about going out at night there.

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By *oddneyMan
1 week ago

East lothian

I have a hotel room booked for two nights !

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By *innesMan
1 week ago

out of

That bbc piece was a piece of crap and having been in and out of Glasgow for fifty years havd never seen anything that resembles the portrayal in that documentary

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By *rockyMan
1 week ago

Salisbury


"That bbc piece was a piece of crap and having been in and out of Glasgow for fifty years havd never seen anything that resembles the portrayal in that documentary "

Ok thats interesting

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By *ames 1984Man
1 week ago

Langbank

Been in glasgow many times over the years never had any hassle but things are boiling over a bit now people had enought of immigration its ruining scotland not just glasgow but whole of UK no different

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By *ikey1961Man
1 week ago

Northolt

Going to be in Premier Inn Pacific Quay on Tuesday 1st overnight. might be open to temptation if the right CD / Trans pops up on here.. none pushy, very polite and clean would be my ideal..

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By *ornyBoyAdamMan
1 week ago

Glasgow

Leonardo around from central is good, can book on dayuse too, keys aren’t required for lifts

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By *ornyFukker40sMan
1 week ago

here and there

Moxy is good for a fuck, or citizen M

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By *asha777TV/TS
1 week ago

paisley


"That bbc piece was a piece of crap and having been in and out of Glasgow for fifty years havd never seen anything that resembles the portrayal in that documentary

Ok thats interesting"

Yeah I agree. City has it's problems but programme wholly overstated it. Just voyeuristic shit.

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By *asha777TV/TS
1 week ago

paisley

I've been back in The Village again. It is ideal for meets.

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By *hroatuserMan
3 days ago

Cheshire


"Mercure Hotel on Ingram Street is good, reception faces away from the lifts so you can wander in and out the front door and no card required to operate the lifts. "

Its closing down in a few weeks as ive just tried to book it.

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By *ortexMan
24 hours ago

Glasgow

Try Google.

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By *anmanMan
8 hours ago

clydebank

Are you sure I just looked for Oct and there availability

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By *hroatuserMan
6 hours ago

Cheshire


"Are you sure I just looked for Oct and there availability "

Work travel provider booked it then came back cancelling it hotel said will be closed feom October.

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