BacSi wrote:Smoking grass in a room that is reserved for tobacco smokers with a window that opens should not be a big deal for anyone. Well use some sense and do not send off the smoke alarm or have a 22 person smoke in within your room or not block your door with a towel.
Smoking anything in a totally no smoking room is quite a different matter.
Those folks want a room that does not smell like smoke. Kicking you out and charging you extra for cleaning is something you should think very possible if you try.
There are hotels that advertise smoking rooms. The NH Schiller has them. Why not try something like that.
As far as NH hotels and the charge.
Folks I know have stayed in them (Schiller, Amsterdam Centre, Carlton, Kras, Carnasa,) for ball park range of $100 USD a night to $75 USD a night during the past year. Tax etc included.
You just have to know how to get those rates.
Whilst I agree with your thoughts and logic I am afraid some hotels morally object to cannabis being used on their premises, but may well be happy for you to smoke tobacco...
BacSi wrote:I totally agree with you. They may not want por smokers smoking their pot in the rooms. In fact they may have big signs saying so.
My point was that in a tobacco room a little pot smoking with an open windown should not be a big deal as far as being caught or thrown out.
But it could work out that way especially if you do not use some common sense.
Bring a cigar, light it, let it burn while you puff away.....out that open window.
that’s a great idea!
I wasn't trying to piss on your post or anything bud, just trying to make the point some hotels are just as against smoking smelly Dutch buds in their rooms (and can be a big deal, get you chucked out or forced to pay a 'room cleaning fee'), even if they are smoke friendly, as some of the British hotels where smoking pot is truly illegal!
