I'm trying to come to Dallas Wednesday and need to find a hotel that will let me check in at 8am and won't require a Credit Card
I have the cash, want a nice hotel, nice area and not trying to spend a whole lot. Please let me knowAdriannaLust
- adriannalust92
- 08-26-2013, 05:32 PM
Hey guys,
I'm trying to come to Dallas Wednesday and need to find a hotel that will let me check in at 8am and won't require a Credit Card I have the cash, want a nice hotel, nice area and not trying to spend a whole lot. Please let me know
AdriannaLust
I'm trying to come to Dallas Wednesday and need to find a hotel that will let me check in at 8am and won't require a Credit Card
I have the cash, want a nice hotel, nice area and not trying to spend a whole lot. Please let me knowAdriannaLust
- SD2011
- 08-26-2013, 06:46 PM
Just a suggestion, but I'd advise you to take that question as PM's with some of the local (lady) providers here or in their private chat/posting area...
- ElisabethWhispers
- 08-27-2013, 10:51 AM
Most hotels, even the nice ones, will let you check in early and give them a cash deposit.
Sheratons are becoming the exception. There area few Hiltons that require a credit card but generally, they're pretty cool about deposits, too (The Hilton Chicago will require a credit card or at least a bank card). And the Klimpton properties, not sure if there is any in Dallas, require a credit card.
At some places, when I used to go to hotels, I always check in early. A couple of times at 8 AM.
However, I've noticed (lately) when I've been traveling that some hotels balk a bit when you get there before 9:30 or 10'ish.
If they have room available, though, I haven't had a problem with checking in early. Ever. Just tell them that you just got to town and need to get in your room.
It does depend on the hotel, though. And I know that you're asking for names.
I have never had an issue with Marriots or Hyatts. Also, the cash deposit amounts are less than many places. I generally leave a $50 deposit. Other hotels might ask for $100 - $150.
Why don't you call around if you're not using priceline, like many of us do? Again, I use priceline and with just a couple of exceptions over the years, have ALWAYS used cash as a deposit.
And I'm a hotel snob. So the star count isn't relevant.
Hope this helps some.
Sheratons are becoming the exception. There area few Hiltons that require a credit card but generally, they're pretty cool about deposits, too (The Hilton Chicago will require a credit card or at least a bank card). And the Klimpton properties, not sure if there is any in Dallas, require a credit card.
At some places, when I used to go to hotels, I always check in early. A couple of times at 8 AM.
However, I've noticed (lately) when I've been traveling that some hotels balk a bit when you get there before 9:30 or 10'ish.
If they have room available, though, I haven't had a problem with checking in early. Ever. Just tell them that you just got to town and need to get in your room.
It does depend on the hotel, though. And I know that you're asking for names.
I have never had an issue with Marriots or Hyatts. Also, the cash deposit amounts are less than many places. I generally leave a $50 deposit. Other hotels might ask for $100 - $150.
Why don't you call around if you're not using priceline, like many of us do? Again, I use priceline and with just a couple of exceptions over the years, have ALWAYS used cash as a deposit.
And I'm a hotel snob. So the star count isn't relevant.
Hope this helps some.