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Bit Of Research Here - If Anyone Wants To Answer It Would Be Great

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Hotel rooms - how much? 8 members have voted

  1. 1. How much would you spend on a hotel room for a night away with your partner?

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    • 50 - 70
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    • 70 - 90
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    • 90 - 110
      25%
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    • 110 - 130
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    • 130 - 150
      25%
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    • 150 +
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Carrying out a bit of research and trying to find out what people would set aside for a hotel room per night if they were spending a night or two away with their partner...

...or what they want their partner to set aside (for the ladies who get treated!)

I know us blokes are generally tight wads and if we could get away with dropping £30 (if that) onto a counter and having a room that would make the lady happy then we'd do it... but please, we all know how much trouble we'd actually be in if we did that - and how unhappy she'd be!

Also, what would you expect for your money?

Anything included? Or would you pay extra to have some flowers in the room/bubbly... Big bathrooms? Smart tv's? good wifi? Bar?

Would really help me out if you could throw a few answers my way!

Much appreciated :)

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    £100 per night B&B 4 star + with good facilities ( swimming pool / spa & decent restaurant & residents only bar with waiter service )

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    room,by jeepers.thats what the cars for.........

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    In city centre Manchester on a Friday or Saturday night it can be up to £109 for a Premier Inn. I usually pay around £129 a night to stay in the Hilton because it's closer to where we need to be.

    The cheapest you'll get is a Travelodge but my missus doesn't like them.

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    Whatever it costs.

    My darling wife is worth it ;)

    Smooth... Very smooth indeed
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    Whatever it costs.

    My darling wife is worth it ;)

    ....Can't get wait until the day she joins the forum!

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    ....Can't get wait until the day she joins the forum!

    God no!

    She's not a car person.

    Her idea of the perfect vehicle is a purple Citroen C1 for heavens sake.

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    God no!

    She's not a car person.

    Her idea of the perfect vehicle is a purple Citroen C1 for heavens sake.

    Haha, so you can say anything without any danger of repercussions then!

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    Haha, so you can say anything without any danger of repercussions then!

    Pretty much yeah :d
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    Ultimately it depends where the hotel needs to be, Edinburgh or London are twice the price than compared to say Bristol for a decent hotel.

    Although the Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield is the Place to stay if trying to get in there so to speak, nothing beats a roll top copper bath at the bottom of the bed. good place for food too.

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    God no!

    She's not a car person.

    Her idea of the perfect vehicle is a purple Citroen C1 for heavens sake.

    At least that's a demand that's easy to satisfy.

    Most women want something more posh - a Range Rover! :rolleyes:

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    Although the Crazy Bear in Beaconsfield is the Place to stay if trying to get in there so to speak, nothing beats a roll top copper bath at the bottom of the bed. good place for food too.

    What? In the bath at the bottom of the bed? Doesn't your pasta get soggy? :-)

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