Hotels and same-sex occupants...
Discussion
Just booked a B&B in Chester for Saturday night, and in the small print, it states 'this hotel prefers not to accomodate same-sex groups'
We (3 guys) have just booked a room with three separate beds for after we complete our ToughMudder challenge....can they really be awkward about it?!
We (3 guys) have just booked a room with three separate beds for after we complete our ToughMudder challenge....can they really be awkward about it?!
HRL said:
Really? I thought they could discriminate however they see fit seeing as it's their own business.
I don't agree with discrimination but it's their right to turn people away if they want to.
Have you been away recently?I don't agree with discrimination but it's their right to turn people away if they want to.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-15811223
HRL said:
Yes, if they cite being gay as being the reason then it's unlawful. They still have a legal right to turn any guest away if they want to though. The same as a shop has the right to refuse to serve someone.
Good luck with that if the persons affected choose to play any of the various discrimination cards available.Not surprised really. Probably had the place in a state after some do or another or heard of the same happening elsewhere. I do not think this is anything new going by stories I heard over 20 years ago, you know, rugby club trying to book digs for a tour and having to split into small groups and all that.
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)to the room, then they can't have any 'same-sex' complaint. 