Hotel party?!?!
Hotel party?!?
its my 22nd birthday party and i want to find a place for all my friends to go after the bars so they don't have to drive..
i was thinking a hotel party ~ just get a suite and have everyone hang out/sleep there.. but do hotels allow that??
are multiple people allowed to occupy only one room or would we have to get multiple rooms? that would be costly!!!
do you know and do you have any other reasonable suggestions?
Answers:
I know plenty of people who have done this. Technically, it's not allowed, but people do it anyways.
I wouldn't go to a hotel though, because that will be too obvious as all your guests will come marching in.
Go to a nice Motel and get a room somewhere in the back so that the people in the office can't watch your room.
Just make sure it doesn't get too out of control so nobody calls the cops etc...
Have fun! We have done this many times...
No hotel do not let you have parties! Do not attempt it either because you will get kicked out with no refund!
I would rent a vacation house for the weekend, it wont be cheep but you could have a party with out any major problems. Hotels tend to get angry if you have a party in the rooms. You could get kicked out and that would be not good.
Yeah you just have to be sneaky. Find a hotel that has a separate entrance from the main on - thru a parking garage, etc. They'll never know how many people you have in there. But keep the noise down so you don't get busted. We usually, got the room in the afternoon & got ready there, had a few drinks then took a cab to wherever we were going.
rent just two or three rooms,depending on how many are going and just say that 2 are staying per room but don't forget to find a hotel that has a bar in it and hang out their all night then crash up stairs.
If you don't want people drinking & driving, perhaps you should consider hiring a limo rather than getting a hotel room. #1 - most aren't going to allow it. #2 - to be following rules, you'd have to get multiple rooms (in the end, more costly than a limo). #3 - you could try to get everyone in the same room however, a bunch of drunks crowded together in one room are not going to be quiet and the next thing you know other guests will be calling the front desk to complain resulting in your ouster.
However, that being said, my mom and her friends get a room or two (or maybe it was a suite) every year when their husbands go on their annual hunting trips. I think usually they all cram into one room...they have a slumber party. They've always been able to do this at the Courtyard by Marriott (and I think once at Homewood Suites).
It is good of you to want to look out for your friends, and to avoid drinking and driving. If you're just looking t hang out and sleep, most hotels do allow this. You should limit occupancy to 4 for a room with 2 beds though. If you get a suite, this can go up to 6 or 8 (depending on the suite) and you should get adjoining regular rooms for extra people to sleep.
If you are looking to continue the party and the drinking, then no, most hotels do not allow this.
What I would recommend is scheduling with the hotel in advance and getting your room keys early. Tell them you are having sort of a business conference meeting. This way, you won't have a lengthy check-in procedure when your guests are drunk, and your guests can go straight to the suite when they arrive.
Don't forget to be courteous to the hotel staff.
Don't break any laws when in the hotel.
Last, if anyone in your group gets *really* drunk, take care of them. Don't expect the hotel to clean up vomit or to look favorably upon a sweaty, sleepy, drunken guy hanging out in the halls after hours.
If you're not rowdy or destroy the room or cause noise complaints, you'll be fine. My college used to book them called "hospitality rooms". As long as you're not causing a ruckus and everyone comes at different times to not alert suspicion, it's totally possible. I've been in rooms before during college parties where there were 16 people in a room trying to find a place to sleep!