Although hen parties are quite common these days, there are many hotels that still refuse to cater to such gathering. If you are looking for a nice accommodation for a special hen night, here are a few tips to follow.
How to Ask a Hotel
Let's face it - hotels are likely to decline hen parties. But let's not forget that they can also get substantial amount of money from hen nights. So instead of blatantly asking the hotel staff if they cater to hen parties, inform them that you are interested to book a number of hotel bedrooms for a night. Hotels that have strict policies against hen parties will get the hint and will courteously refuse you. Conversely, some hotels are willing to attend nights as long as you promise good behavior and less noise.
Alternative Accommodations to Consider
3-Star Hotels
Four and Five star hotels are mostly hen-free. But if you really want to book a venue that is chic, luxurious and striking, three-star hotels are the closest thing to a lavish five-star venue.
Holiday Homes
Aside from the flexible check out times, holiday homes are also relatively cheaper than hotels. Often, holiday homes will require deposits upfront. Other will have a minimum stay of two nights. Nevertheless, holiday homes are the perfect accommodation if you want an affordable and private hen friendly accommodation.