hotel partying

[doczein]

anybody have any experiences with throwing a hotel party? i got a 720 sq. ft. suite at a relatively new hotel in dc, and i'm expecting about 18-22 people in the suite. i'm hoping that the whole experience is more of a chill session than a house party, but i'm a little worried it could get slightly out of hand (i.e. too loud). is this too many people for this much space? what are the odds of hotel management knocking at our door?

[Carl]

Just keep the music down.

Thats the key to any party not being too loud.

[doczein]

i plan on probably not having any music at all. but if i do it will definitely be mid-volume background music.

[Vitamian]

High-school girls, cheap alcohol, and various forms of drugs. Condoms optional.

[thelion1856]

just dont let anyone from your party break open or use a fire extinguisher if you live in cali. it is considered a felony and if your party causes a rukus and they find out someone used the fire extinguisher you get a fat fine and jail time.

[thelion1856]

what are the odds of hotel management knocking at our door?

pretty much garuntee.

[kiya]

Two things to expect at hotel parties:

1. Plan on getting two or three visits minimum from the hotel security

2. Throw the TV out the window

Without those two things, it's not a hotel party.

[pwnzj00]

or just befriend an indian (most likely last name Patel) who owns a hotel, and then they'll hook it up. and give you a good rate.

[watchman]

hotel parties are fun as hell. Most places will give you like 3-4 visits before they call cops, and they'll definitely tell you before they do. 22 people isn't a huge number, you should be fine unless you have asshole neighbors.