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I've heard girls are muckier than boys. And they leave hair tongs on and burn things.claire8370 wrote: »rented to primarily hen parties or all girl party groups
Experience in this instance I'd count as having worked in the hospitality trade, worked in a B&B or hotel. Organised such bookings through an accommodation agency.claire8370 wrote: »No business experience but people have to start somewhere to get the experience, dont you think?
Yes.claire8370 wrote: »
So Im going to have to get saving to get the deposit together!0 -
Have you thought about negotiating with a local hotel who has a nice penthouse suite that is rarely used and start organising them there - you can then get a feel for the process and even if you can't persuade a hotelier to let you try it you'll hear a lot of useful information from them about their opinions.
Once you've successfully let out a suite a few times you can write it up in your business plan - proving the business is viable will go a long way towards getting a bank to invest in your idea.0 -
You might find you need planning permission - a flat or house you can live in cannot necessarily be rented out by the night, I think....much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0
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Thanks for all that information, its all being processed believe me.
Yes I suppose the trashing thing would be a problem, a good deposit should cover that. In my experience girls are very sensible in ensuring their deposits are not lost through silly things and a few smashed glasses etc will not be too much of a problem.
I can just see a gap in the market whereby girls can get away to a different city in a girly house to entertain themselves as they like, like the cottages you can get in the country but in the city for the option of nights out etc.
I can see how noise may be a problem , hmmmm
Doozergirl, thankyou for taking some belief in my idea
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http://www.cityquayapartments.co.uk/Albert.htm
Just doing some research, city based group accomodation does exist, just not catered towards hen parties :S0
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