Smoking in Jury Inn
Discussion
Mr_S said:
A colleague and I stayed at the Jury Inn Manchester last week; on arrival we were asked if we wanted smoking rooms.
Personally I don’t smoke but my colleague does and happily puffed away in his room all week.
Is it not illegal to smoke inside a place of business?
Hotel rooms are classed as private not public.Personally I don’t smoke but my colleague does and happily puffed away in his room all week.
Is it not illegal to smoke inside a place of business?
http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2007/uksi_20070765_en_...
Accommodation for guests and club members
4.—(1) A designated bedroom in a hotel, guest house, inn, hostel or members’ club is not smoke-free.
(2) In this regulation “a designated bedroom” means a room which—
(a) is set apart exclusively for sleeping accommodation;
(b) has been designated in writing by the person having the charge of the premises in which the room is situated as being a room in which smoking is permitted;
(c) has a ceiling and, except for doors and windows, is completely enclosed on all sides by solid, floor-to-ceiling walls;
(d) does not have a ventilation system that ventilates into any other part of the premises (except any other designated bedrooms);
(e) does not have any door that opens onto smoke-free premises which is not mechanically closed immediately after use; and
(f) is clearly marked as a bedroom in which smoking is permitted.
(3) In this regulation “bedroom” does not include any dormitory or other room that a person in charge of premises makes available under separate arrangements for persons to share at the same time.
Accommodation for guests and club members
4.—(1) A designated bedroom in a hotel, guest house, inn, hostel or members’ club is not smoke-free.
(2) In this regulation “a designated bedroom” means a room which—
(a) is set apart exclusively for sleeping accommodation;
(b) has been designated in writing by the person having the charge of the premises in which the room is situated as being a room in which smoking is permitted;
(c) has a ceiling and, except for doors and windows, is completely enclosed on all sides by solid, floor-to-ceiling walls;
(d) does not have a ventilation system that ventilates into any other part of the premises (except any other designated bedrooms);
(e) does not have any door that opens onto smoke-free premises which is not mechanically closed immediately after use; and
(f) is clearly marked as a bedroom in which smoking is permitted.
(3) In this regulation “bedroom” does not include any dormitory or other room that a person in charge of premises makes available under separate arrangements for persons to share at the same time.
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