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.

Book the hotel for the day

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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