Hotel sleepover

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the love of all things holy do not bring a bunch of 8/9 year olds into a hotel and do karaoke!! what is wrong with you?

Yikes. Bet you're fun at parties.

Go for it OP. Sounds like fun, just order a bunch of pizza and let the kids swim at the pool/watch movies afterwards.

I am fun at parties, but at a hotel, I do not want a bunch of screaming girls next to me.

[Anonymous]

Why would you do this? Are you homeless? Use your house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, you don't do karaoke or make racket in a hotel room unless you want serious trouble.

+10

[Anonymous]

I'd find it super weird if my kid was invited to a sleepover at a hotel.

[Anonymous]

Unless you’re going super high-end, hotel pools and breakfasts are gross. Just keep it simple and do it at home.

[Anonymous]

How does this even work? Do you get adjoining rooms? I try to book adjoining rooms all the time for a larger family and we often don’t get them. The rooms won’t adjoin with a a door between them, or they are across the hall. I don’t want to sleep in the same room as a bunch of kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Along with karaoke, we like to bring a drum set and let them have a big no holds bar pillow fight!

With fireworks followed by a rave, naturally.

[Anonymous]

Another troll, OP

[Anonymous]

I cannot understand WHY you would consider this.

[Anonymous]

OMFG. Please don't do this. Hold it at your house. This is a really rude thing to do to the other guests at the hotel who are there to sleep. No one wants to stay in a hotel next to a bunch of partying nine year olds.

[Anonymous]

Don't hog the pool.

[Anonymous]

I went to a party like this in middle school. There were 4 of us. We went to the pool, ate pizza, and watched a movie. It was like a glorified sleepover with a pool in the middle of winter. parents had the adjoining room. The hotel was geared for business travelers- pretty empty on a Friday or Saturday night.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd find it super weird if my kid was invited to a sleepover at a hotel.

+1, I’m sorry but this has total creeper vibes

[Anonymous]

We saw a slumber party last time we went to Great Wolf Lodge and it seemed so fun. Otherwise it definitely seems a little weird. Is there a reason you can’t have it at home? You could go to a county indoor pool if you desperately wanted to swim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does this even work? Do you get adjoining rooms? I try to book adjoining rooms all the time for a larger family and we often don’t get them. The rooms won’t adjoin with a a door between them, or they are across the hall. I don’t want to sleep in the same room as a bunch of kids.

Agree, really curious how many kids/ what you are envisioning for the sleeping arrangements as it seems that would be a major issue.