Hotels by the hour.

[banshie]

I am sure this topic has been discussed many times on Terb, but I cannot seem to locate appropriate threads.

I am looking for a cheap hotel/motel in Mississauga or Toronto which rents by the hour, no questions asked. The reason for my request should be obvious.

 

[kevdidit]

try best value inn - evans avenue by sherway gardens

 

[Miss Maya Blue]

the Holiday Inn on King has day rates. 50-60 bucks i think?
http://www.holidayinn.com/h/d/6c/1/en/error?_requestid=1894950

otherwise, pretty much any hotel can be had for under $80 for the entire day if you call copycraigs. 3 star hotels can be booked with him for around $50, plus his booking fee.

 

[banshie]

try best value inn - evans avenue by sherway gardens

Thanks.

I seem to remember that there used to be ads on Craigslist for cheap hotels by the hour, but i cannot find them now.

 

[genintoronto]

I would suggest you make sure before booking a room in a cheap hotel/motel that the person you intend on bringing there is OK with visiting you at this place.

Many agency/indies won't do outcalls to motels or lower end hotels.

 

[banshie]

I would suggest you make sure before booking a room in a cheap hotel/motel that the person you intend on bringing there is OK with visiting you at this place.

Many agency/indies won't do outcalls to motels or lower end hotels.

Thanks for the advice. This will not be a liason with an SP, however, but with someone I met on the net. Of course, I would alert her about the place we are going to in any case.

 

[Rockslinger]

Thanks.

Didn't you also ask: "No questions asked?"? I think most or all hotels require your passport, a recognized credit card and/or diriver's license .

 

[alexmst]

Didn't you also ask: "No questions asked?"? I think most or all hotels require your passport, a recognized credit card and/or diriver's license.

You mean you can't just hand the clerk a wad of cash and sign the hotel registry as John Smith anymore?

 

[banshie]

You mean you can't just hand the clerk a wad of cash and sign the hotel registry as John Smith anymore?

Certainly there are hotels around that operate on a "no questions asked" basis. I used one years ago for a couple of hours. The problem is that they tend to be sleazy dives. I am not looking for something palatial, but something that is functional, clean and comfortable. And cheap, of course!

 

[goalie000]

Certainly there are hotels around that operate on a "no questions asked" basis. I used one years ago for a couple of hours. The problem is that they tend to be sleazy dives. I am not looking for something palatial, but something that is functional, clean and comfortable. And cheap, of course!

Places like Motel 6 and Admiral Inn's have a cheaper day rate and they are not sleazy looking.

 

[banshie]

Thanks for all the responses. Several good choices that are convenient.

 

[NewYorkSamurai]

This seem to be much more common in NYC. In Toronto i have experience with some motels along Dundas by 427 that offer day rate. 4 or 5 hour from what i know to be.

 

[Rockslinger]

Certainly there are hotels around that operate on a "no questions asked" basis. I used one years ago for a couple of hours.

I think they are legally required to ask for government issued ID (at least that was how it was explained to me).