Day use

Early check-in and late check-out with day use

Late check-out, early check-in: how day use lets you enjoy your room for longer, without paying for an extra night.

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Book the hotel for the day

Check-out at 11am always comes too soon, and check-in at 3pm too late. Day use solves both: it gives you access to a room for the hours you are missing, without booking an extra night.

Late check-out

Your night is over but your train leaves this evening? Book a day room to extend your stay: you keep a place to drop your bags, rest and get ready, instead of wandering with your luggage.

Early check-in

Arriving at 8am after a night flight? Rather than waiting until the afternoon, take a room in day use from the morning. You catch a few hours of sleep and start the day fresh.

Real comfort for travellers

  • No more building your day around the hotel opening hours.
  • A private space to work or change before a meeting.
  • An hourly rate, far gentler than a spare night.

On RoomForDay, filter hotels by your slot and get the hours you are missing.

Frequently asked questions

What is day use?

Day use means booking a hotel room for the day, without staying overnight: you arrive in the morning or afternoon and leave in the evening. Available time slots are shown on RoomForDay.

Do I have to pay for the night?

No: you only pay for the hours you use. That is what makes day use far cheaper than an overnight stay, with discounts of up to 70%.

Can I cancel a day use booking?

Yes. Day use bookings are made online, with free cancellation.

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