Can you rent a nice hotel room for the afternoon?  What about check out?
452624
you dont have to worry about it they will be discreet. You can rent a room for half day. Most if prepaid dont even require checkout just leave key in room. And you can get hotel ammenity points if you belong to there guest club. I like best westerns
279224
Go to the hotel, lock the door, have a few drinks, get undressed(optional), and don't leave till you figure it out. I think writing down what you want to talk about, is a great idea for you.
19750
You can check some of these issues if they are important to you. \n\nAsk around and consider their customer service record. What ratings have they received from independent rating organizations? \n\nEvaluate their franchise for consistency. Many Hotel’s are franchised so you’ll want to see how the particular location fits into the Hotel’s chain. Find out how the chain rates this particular property within their organization. \n\nConsider their Hotel policies, are they favorable to you or do they penalize you in some way. \n\nFind out what partnerships they have that could save you money in other areas. Many Hotels have agreements with airlines, rental car or credit card companies. \n\nSee if they credit your frequent flyer or frequent guest programs with points. \n\nCheck the Hotel Chain's locations. Does their Hotel chain have locations where you travel? Do they have international locations? \n\nCheck the individual hotel's location.  Is their airport hotel really close to the airport? \n\nEvaluate their facility. When were the rooms last remodeled? Does it have the types of features you need? How well does it suit your need for the quick overnight stay or the weeklong resort vacation? Do they have business suites or meeting rooms available if you need them? Does the particular Hotel you want to stay in located in a safe part of town? Is any major construction going on in the area around your Hotel’s location? Will there be any large groups staying at the Hotel that could negatively impact your stay? \n\nDo they offer the types of extra services you need? Do they have a concierge, shuttle or laundry service? \n\nCan they honor your special requests? \n\nSee if they offer a Premium or Loyalty Club that feature the services you need. \n\nCheck to see if you belong to any groups that entitle you to a special deal with a particular Hotel. \n\nConsider their rates and the availability of any coupons or discounts. See who offers the best overall deal for your budget.
90331
I don't exactly understand what you mean with your question, but here is the hotel's website, just in case:
165450
Yes - it's a lovely, exceedingly clean place to spend a couple of days, particularly if you need some retail therapy... I had a look at China Town (disappointing), Raffles hotel (nostalgia galore), Night Zoo (great!), and wandered around a lot during the day, and had drinks at several different country clubs at night. The array of food available is mindblowing, all excellent quality: my favourite was a Japanese restaurant tucked in one of high rise housing estates on the 14th floor.
726230
I always go there, drive around and rent something.  If you are nice and have good credit... you'll only stay in a hotel/motel for 4 days or less.  And you'll get to know the area really well.
362170
Try the laundromat on the weekends, the library, the supermarket etc.
541366
Sorry not easy.   \n\nWhy not try a hotel, its only a one week stay.  There is the Apollo Hotel that used to be in Havelock.  I don't know if it still existed today. But you will sure find hotel accommodation in that vicinity.\n\nIt is really unlikely you would find a place that would want to rent a furnished room for only 7 days, esp. not to foreigners. \n\nBut you can try to buy the Straits Times and look for accommodation available, and see if you can negotiate a 1 week rent.
74519
The hotel offers a number of great amenities such as: complimentary turn-down service, high-speed Internet, and room-service.
692952
Call your local German Travel/Tourism office and "make nice" with the people that work there; they're bound to know of local B & B's or maybe even a friend/relative who would be willing to rent out a room(s) if you can supply referances from your employer or "other" people.
655657
Camp. You can't build a campfire and roast marshmallows in your hotel room, and you sure can't hear the rustling trees or see the twinkling stars. You can't step right out your door and be on the lake shore with a hotel unless you are paying way more than I can afford. It's not much fun to bicycle and hike around a hotel, and you sure can't keep your kayak in your room. And I second the respondant who said there is no 11 a.m. checkout for a campsite.
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Hi there- I'm getting married in Vegas on a Sunday.  It wasn't necessarily "cheaper" but we were able to negotiate a lower food/beverage minimum with our hotel.  And, we've been able to use it to better negotiate with the photographers and other vendors.  Just beware of any holiday weekends.
246411
Oh my gosh...I'm staying in that hotel next month.\nI'll try it and let ya know! ; )
159593
hotel?? a helping friend's house??
1077206
Please visit these sites :\nhttp://www.tripadvisor.com/ Hotel_Review-g31935-d281303-Reviews-Super_8_Star_City-Star\nhttp://www.tripadvisor.com/ ShowUserReviews\nYou should get all the details you seek.
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Kinda touristy, but the Tonga Room in the Fairmont Hotel is the best. It's decorated in polynesian decor with a thunderstorm that happens every 15 minutes or so, the drinks are great. Have fun. Locals and tourists go.
609976
www.craigslist.org has short term rentals