Adult only. Private by design.
How to host a hotel takeover
A hotel takeover is a block or a floor. It is bigger than one booked room. The hotel still has other guests. The front desk is not the host. Your list stays private.
The short answer
One booked room is a hotel lifestyle party. The floor there is still the street: other guests, a hallway, a front desk. A takeover is when you hold a block or a floor for a key party, a play party, or a speed date.
Your host invites friends. The host invites friends they'd love to have there. One private link per couple. The people who booked the other rooms in the hotel are not on the list.
Adult only. Private by design. You confirm you are 18 or older. The host still checks people in.
A block or a floor
Say what you actually hold. A block of rooms is not the whole hotel. A floor still has a stairwell and an elevator the rest of the building can use.
Tell the list which rooms are yours and which hours are the party. An end time matters more when strangers of the hotel are in the same building.
The front desk is not the host
The desk can hold keys and point at an elevator. It does not invite, match, or check in your guests. You do that from the private link.
Do not put the party name on a lobby sign. Do not give the desk your list. Guests get the room from you, when you send it.
Pick the format before you book the block
A key party, a play party, or a speed date. The host picks one before anyone arrives. A one-sided yes stays hidden.
If the booking is really one suite, use the hotel lifestyle party guide. Do not call one room a takeover.
FAQ
What is a hotel takeover?
A block or a floor for a private party. It is bigger than one booked room. The hotel still has other guests.
Is this the same as one hotel room?
No. One room is the hotel lifestyle party guide. The floor is still the street there. A takeover is a block or a floor.
Does the front desk host the night?
No. The front desk is not the host. You invite the list and you check people in.
Are other hotel guests on the list?
No. Your list stays private. Other guests of the hotel are not invited unless you invited them.
What if only one person says yes?
A one-sided yes stays hidden. A match needs both sides.