I want to stay with my girlfriend in one room in Patna for 2 days and nights. Where can I find a hotel which allows non-married couples without any risk at the cheapest price?
Don't take risk in a conservative place where everyone is out to judge you. Bihar, I have never been to but yes I do interact with Biharis on daily bases. An average bihari is conservative and values traditions more than liberty. If you can afford, take two separate rooms in the same hotel and check in as individuals pretending strangers to each other.Edit 1: I am getting all kind of hate comments from a lot of new fellow Qourans. Please note that the advise to OP is my personal view as I perceive the world. We can agree to disagree.Please note that Patna is relatively considered as conservative when it is compared to Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore etc. where living relationship and pre marital sex are accepted norms. OP has asked a question about staying with his girlfriend in a hotel room which has been totally ignored by people who are trolling me for my views.Let me reconfirm that comparison is relative and even then if select few have issues then we can agree to disagree.
My roommate doesn't want to pay utilities because he hasn't been here much; what do I do?
I'm not sure I understand why you think he should pay for half of the utilities when he was only there two days. For things like cable and Internet, which are a flat rate, that's totally fine. However, it's not quite fair to expect someone to pay for something that they didn't use. (For example, you shouldn't ask for someone to split the cost of beer if they're a non-drinker and you shouldn't insist that someone chip in for long distance if they use their own cell phone to make calls.) In this case, I think you should agree that he only pays for when he was there. Divide the total cost of water, sewer, and electric by thirty to get the daily cost for your apartment/house. Divide that number by the number of people in the unit (daily cost per person), then double it. After that, have a discussion with him about expectations for utilities. The car payment analogy above is a bad example, because the car payment, like rent, is the same whether or not you use the car. Utilities are more like gas. You don't need to buy gas to fill your tank if you're not driving your car. He's on the hook for his share of the rent, but not the utilities.
Boyfriend is on vacation. When is he going to contact me?
He's visiting his brother. He's on holidays! Just give him some room and if you smother him you'll just drive him farther apart. I would also like to know how you spy on him with Google maps. It's not live you know.
When you book holiday packages, what does stay "4 days/3 nights" mean?
It means that,you have 4 days of stay and 3 nights of stay. To say more precise,You arrive onday 1 -day &night,day2 - day & night,day 3 -day & nightOn day 4 you need to check out
When you book holiday packages, what does stay "2 days/1 nights" mean?
Majority of hotels have a check in time probably between 12 Midday to 3 in the afternoon with a check out time from probably 10am- 12 midday. Now technically those times are considered days, therefore if you check in from 2pm on a Tuesday and leave at 12 midday on the Wednesday you have done 2 days and 1 night at that hotel. Hope that helped you \U0001f60a.
Where should one stay in Mumbai if visiting for two days?
The Best place to stay is Bandra because it is one of the most porch places in Mumbai. They have everything and you can find every place to hangout. It is one of the best place to visit in Mumbai. The night life also one of the famous thing in Mumbai. So such kind of awesome place there are awesome luxury hotels in Mumbai. Most of the hotels are boutique hotels in Mumbai but there are also 5 star hotels which are available for stay. One of such hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in India- one of it’s kind. It is a theme based hotel called as Le Sutra, which is based on Indian Mythology and Human Desires. You can visit the website for more information: Hotels in Bandra | Luxury Boutique Hotel in Mumbai, India | Le Sutra
Is it against hotel policy to book a room and leave the room for a mini travel and come back?
I've done this before, though not often. The m/h/otel is in business to rent out rooms for one or more overnights at a time, and to keep the rooms cleaned between changes in who the guests are - or periodically cleaned (as much as once per day) for people on extended or shorter multiple-night stays. This is only a "shortened version" of people who are staying at places and making it a home, and some such longer-term renters don't always sleep in the room every night without fail.This is rare for me, though, because in my travels I almost invariably go from one locality to another area/region, not to come back, and I anticipate ahead which nights I'll need the lodging. It's probably been at least five years since I've left a room entirely vacant for a night which I had rented.
Which one is the cheapest way to stay in Kasol for 2 days?
Usually accommodations in Kasol are very cheap, especially if you take shared dormitories, which could be mixed or either just males or females as the price could go as low as Rs.250 per person.Considering I was traveling by myself for the very first time, I considered taking a single room, for my comfort zone at Nomads Hostel, Kasol, India at Rs.1400 for one night. So if you’re going as a group of, lets say, 3 people, you can split the money for the single room bringing it down to around Rs.933 per person for two days.I loved my experience at Nomads Hostel, not only because the price looked fair to me, but I had a wonderful time there meeting new people and making friends, since they invite you out for game nights and bonfire on the terrace. I went there during Diwali, and they had arranged firecrackers which ended the fun night on a beautiful note. The best part about the hostel is that, it’s situated on a hill, so you have to trek up there and cross a bridge that lies over the mesmerising view and the gurgling sound of the Parvati River, and lies at a location which is away from the city noise. The view was breath-taking, from my room, so I basically couldn’t have asked for more. It was honestly, perfect.I booked it on Booking.com: The largest selection of hotels, homes, and vacation rentals which is a really cool app that has authentic rating and reviews and it helped me go through really affordable and suitable accommodations. You have the option of pre-booking it but you can also see, which accommodations which match your preferences are live and book it then. Do give this a try because I’m sure it won’t disappoint.Another suggestion would be Zostel, Kasol which was however under construction at the time I wanted to book, but Nomads Hostel turned out to be a beautiful place to stay.This was the view from my room.