Phuket Thailand

marc26 · #1 04-10-2005, 01:22

ive never doen this before. how do i ask them if they are guest friendly. looking at the banthai, looks very nice

dawsey · #2 04-10-2005, 01:30

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Originally Posted by marc26

ive never doen this before. how do i ask them if they are guest friendly. looking at the banthai, looks very nice

OK I was only enquiring

,but I just asked the receptionist at Jintana if they charged for any guests brought back.

She wasn't at all fazed by the question and I got my answer with a smile

marc26 · #3 04-10-2005, 01:33

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Originally Posted by dawsey

OK I was only enquiring

,but I just asked the receptionist at Jintana if they charged for any guests brought back.

She wasn't at all fazed by the question and I got my answer with a smile

thanks buddy.

you and the wife up to something your not telling us dawsey?

dawsey · #4 04-10-2005, 01:54

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Originally Posted by marc26

thanks buddy.

you and the wife up to something your not telling us dawsey?

No nothing untoward Paul

I forget who asked me but I said I would ask when I was there for future reference. The guy in the room next door to me confirmed what I had been told by the receptionist.Only ID to be shown.

I think most hotels have been asked at some point in time if they charge extra to bring a guest into the room. They must be so used to it that it doesn't faze them.

marc26 · #5 04-10-2005, 01:57

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Originally Posted by Alfie

The words they seem to undstand is "Joiner Fee" or "Charge for Lady"

Dont be shy

i know your not really

definitely not shy. i just didnt know if they would be put off if the 1st email they recieve from me is if they are joiner friendly.
ah, who cares, i like sleeping alone anyways, so ill go to a short time hotel if need be. and if i fall in love, ill pay the 1000baht if need be

steve@thaib · #6 04-10-2005, 02:15

I have a standard question which I e-mail to hotels:

I am visiting Phuket from - to - and would like to know if you have rooms available.

Please could you also advise on your overnight room guest policy?

They all seem to understand the question perfectly well.

IRISH JONNY · #7 06-10-2005, 17:17

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Originally Posted by marc26

ive never doen this before. how do i ask them if they are guest friendly. looking at the banthai, looks very nice

PAULIE.OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND LEAVE THE WORD FLOW...............MAN YOUR WORK IN THE STOCKS.THIS WILL HARLY PHASE YOU.......55...............
IJ

butterflyblonde · #8 06-10-2005, 23:57

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Originally Posted by marc26

definitely not shy. i just didnt know if they would be put off if the 1st email they recieve from me is if they are joiner friendly.
ah, who cares, i like sleeping alone anyways, so ill go to a short time hotel if need be. and if i fall in love, ill pay the 1000baht if need be

Asking that question via email is something I always do when try a new hotel and especially if it does not come recommended as guest friendly via the many forums and websites which list hotels that are ok.

I have found each and every time that the response has been very professional, polite and friendly from all that i have tried.

Then again, all hotels that I have emailed have indeed been guest friendly so I have yet to see the response of one that isn't.

sunem · #9 07-10-2005, 01:40

Or more simple!
Go for a hotel that have it printed on their website!
Like Victoria Guesthouse