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Can two 16 years olds stay in premier inn on their own without an adult
On the premier inn website it says you have to be 16 to make a reservation and that no ‘under 16s’ can stay by themselves without an adult. Just rang up premier inn and now there saying you 2 16 years olds can stay in their own room if an adult checks in with them and stays in a separate room. Now i’m just confused, has anyone stayed in premier inn on their own at 16?
Reply 1
Travelodge certainly require an adult, perhaps a guest-house/B&B might help
Reply 2
I think you need an adult if you are 16.
Reply 3
2. Reservations
You must be at least 16 years old to make a reservation.
You will need to provide your credit or debit card details to secure your reservation. Premier Inn accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Diners Club to secure a reservation.
5. Occupancy
The maximum room occupancy is two adults. Family rooms (where available) can accommodate two adults and two children (under the age of 16). You must not exceed the maximum occupancy for the room allocated to you. We reserve the right to conduct checks on occupancy. Occupancy is not transferable.
Children under 16 are not permitted to stay in a Premier Inn hotel unless a parent or guardian is also staying in the hotel. We reserve the right to request valid photographic proof of identity and age, so please bring this with you otherwise where requested you will not be permitted to stay.
You must be at least 16 years old to make a reservation.
You will need to provide your credit or debit card details to secure your reservation. Premier Inn accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Diners Club to secure a reservation.
5. Occupancy
The maximum room occupancy is two adults. Family rooms (where available) can accommodate two adults and two children (under the age of 16). You must not exceed the maximum occupancy for the room allocated to you. We reserve the right to conduct checks on occupancy. Occupancy is not transferable.
Children under 16 are not permitted to stay in a Premier Inn hotel unless a parent or guardian is also staying in the hotel. We reserve the right to request valid photographic proof of identity and age, so please bring this with you otherwise where requested you will not be permitted to stay.
Reply 4
From the above I think you can book and stay at 16 as long as you have a debit card. Just take ID
https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/terms/booking-terms-and-conditions.html
https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/terms/booking-terms-and-conditions.html
Reply 5
What you planning on doing, ya cheeky bugger ?
Reply 6
As long as you are 16 it's fine
Plus most of them have the check in with the machines so they dont even check who goes in
Plus most of them have the check in with the machines so they dont even check who goes in
Reply 7
Focus on your SATs babe.
Reply 8
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Original post
by Ellie150203On the premier inn website it says you have to be 16 to make a reservation and that no ‘under 16s’ can stay by themselves without an adult. Just rang up premier inn and now there saying you 2 16 years olds can stay in their own room if an adult checks in with them and stays in a separate room. Now i’m just confused, has anyone stayed in premier inn on their own at 16?
Why would two 16 year olds want to stay in a Premier Inn... If you want peace and quiet to revise for mocks, the public library is an idea
Reply 9
I stayed in a premier inn twice on my own before I was 18
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