Premier Inn installs “noise meters”

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22 Nov 2012
at 11:46

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AMcWhirter
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I wonder what sort of guests stay at a Premier Inn ?

Or maybe the problem with noisy guests is one that mainly affects weekend stays.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2235032/Premier-Inn-introduces-noise-meters-warn-guests-talk-loudly.html

22 Nov 2012
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AnthonyDunn
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Just noticed that it’s from the Daily Getsmuchworse. In which case, the reporting is likely to be as accurate as it is over local councils’ bin collection services/”Snoopers hiding in bins” shock, horror scandal….

22 Nov 2012
at 11:54

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SwissExPat
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I stayed in a brand new primer inn in UK recently and cannot fault it.

If you can accommodate the purple colour of everything, you will be fine.

In fact, it compared very favourably to many hiltons I usually stay at.

22 Nov 2012
at 13:23

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AMcWhirter
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No reason to doubt the accuracy of the story. It quotes Premier Inn’s CEO Andy Harrison.

But I recall that rival chain Travelodge introduced “sleep wardens” a couple of years ago so I guess this is Premier Inn’s response.

http://www.businesstraveller.com/news/travelodge-a-sleep-wardensa-to-patrol-hotels

22 Nov 2012
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Papillion53
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For what it’s worth, noisy people make more noise shushing and trying to tell others to be quiet than the original racket. Now how sensitive will these be? Just wondering if a really heavy noisy snorer would kick them off too??? 😉

22 Nov 2012
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Ramraideruk
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One thing that PI do is to put hen/stag parties on seperate floors to other guests. This is a great idea.

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