Man-free hotel??

[ehasler]

www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/articles/3975852?source=Evening%20Standard

Apparently the Hilton is opening up a women only floor in the Park Lane Hilton - not a bad concept I guess (especially if your name is Mungo, and you wear a disguise!!), but they're charging £85 a night extra for the privilege of staying there!

Whatever will they think of next???

>>> Edited by ehasler on Monday 24th March 17:03

[incorrigible]

I think the extra money is to pay for all the web cams

[agent006]

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[bob the planner]

Whatever will they think of next???

>>> Edited by ehasler on Monday 24th March 17:03

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A men only floor ? How else will they get round the sexual discrimination (sp) thing ?

[DanH]

The discrimination of paying 85 quid more? Hmm don't think that will stand up in court!

I'd pay extra for a hotel with no children in though. I hate other peoples kids.

[dontlift]

DanH said:
I'd pay extra for a hotel with no children in though. I hate other peoples kids.

So do I, I also hate mine most of the time, so what i want is a hotel that would take them off me for 2 weeks, or 10 years come to that

[Toffer]

No, No, the extra 85 quid is only charged to men who want to stay on the "women only floor". They have been doing this in Eastern European hotels for a number of years...free market and all that (only joking)