Ligature points in hotel

[FallenFromGrace92]

I want to do partial hanging in a hotel room in the UK but I can't check if the room would have an anchor point before I book the room any ideas?

 

[BlankUser]

It's tricky with those hotels, you'll never know what you'll get after booking a room because pictures can be misleading. Maybe you could ask them if they have a closet? You could say something like "I'm travelling, I have lots of clothes and bags, is there are closet where I could hang all of that stuff?" I know it sounds weird, but I can't think of anything else...

 

[Walilamdzii]

I'm trying to find ones that have those bars attached to the walls in the bathroom..

 

[delusionalgirl]

Go to someplace where they have reviews with pics. Not the promo pics but the google or yell reviews where random people posted pics. That's how I decided between 2 because I saw more points at one then another

 

[Walilamdzii]

Go to someplace where they have reviews with pics. Not the promo pics but the google or yell reviews where random people posted pics. That's how I decided between 2 because I saw more points at one then another

I'm struggling to tell if the points are strong enough though. The furniture looks flimsy.

 

[delusionalgirl]

I'm struggling to tell if the points are strong enough though. The furniture looks flimsy.

Many chains do this on purpose for various reasons. Including and I'm not joking hoping a guest breaks something and they get to charge them for damages. But but if they have handicap available rooms the safety rails will be better anchor because if those fail on someone who truly needs them that's a lawsuit.

 

[Walilamdzii]

Many chains do this on purpose for various reasons. Including and I'm not joking hoping a guest breaks something and they get to charge them for damages. But but if they have handicap available rooms the safety rails will be better anchor because if those fail on someone who truly needs them that's a lawsuit.

Do you think they would be suspicious about an able-bodied person booking this for themselves?

 

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Many chains do this on purpose for various reasons. Including and I'm not joking hoping a guest breaks something and they get to charge them for damages. But but if they have handicap available rooms the safety rails will be better anchor because if those fail on someone who truly needs them that's a lawsuit.

Incredible point actually, now I'm feeling lucky for having a handicap accessible bathroom that the prior owner installed.

 

[delusionalgirl]

Do you think they would be suspicious about an able-bodied person booking this for themselves?

Not an issue. I do this time to time because it means first floor room.

Incredible point actually, now I'm feeling lucky for having a handicap accessible bathroom that the prior owner installed.

Those rails are installed way more securely. Companies do not want to pay out those bills…. I found all this out because I worked in a hotel, live in one and friends worked for them. Never thought it would come in handy. But some of the random knowledge and hobbies I've had are helping my plan.