Hotel access

10 comments

• sinclair

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  5 years ago

  There is also a website called dayuse.com where you can get hotel rooms to use during the daytime. They are up to 75% less than the cost of an overnight stay.
• Warrior15

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  5 years ago

  As a frequent business traveler, I can see the demand for a day use hotel room. Fly into a city and have a midday meeting. Need a place to take a shower and change clothes, store your suitcase while you go to a meeting, use the wifi. Then pack up and go to the next city.
  
  OR for guys to have their sugar baby come over during the day while wifey thinks you are at work. Could be either way.
• jester214

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  5 years ago

  I could see using this if I got stuck with an afternoon or evening flight.
• herbtcat

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  5 years ago

  There are "legitimate" business traveler use cases for day rates. I've stayed at a hotel in Chicago's O'Hare a few times when I have a 6-8 hour layover.
  
  There are also many hotels that realize they can increase revenue by offering a day rate for unused rooms. They get 50% of a full day rental revenue for the cost of an extra housekeeping service (assuming they don't need to spend too much more on unsightly jizz removal).
• Subraman

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  5 years ago

  I used to use Recharge, which was the best possible deal for OTCs and SB dates, but since they went to more like an airbnb model, I've switch to dayuse and hotelsbyday. These things are lifesavers; in an area where it's not easy to get decent hotels under $300 -- and that's for 4pm-11am -- I can get a nice hotel from noon to 6pm for like $120. Sometimes there's even night slots that are like 3pm-9pm. Great deal if youre not staying the night
• 623

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  5 years ago

  Years ago, driving thru New Jersey, I stopped at a motel for the night. On asking if they had a room the first question was “will you need it for the whole night or just a short stay?”.
  
  It’s been a running joke with my wife now for two decades “So babe, should we stop somewhere for a short stay?”.
• loper

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  5 years ago

  In the past weren't these places referred to as no-tell motels?
  
• K

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  5 years ago

  I did computer repair work up and down the east coast years ago and short stay hotels were a god send. Many times I needed to catch a few hours of sleep and shower before I got back behind the wheel.
  
  Most any motel with the truckers welcome sign had short stay options.
• gSteph

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  5 years ago

  Another interesting avatar, Gawker.
  
  Story behind this one?
• Estafador

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  5 years ago

  I just use my cousin's Marriott discount. $50/day...or less depending on day and location 😁. Now I just need an airline employee buddy