I am working on a story, and want to get some insight from the masses. What do you think? If a vampire has to be invited into a home, do they have to be invited into temporary lodgings? Hotels/Motels welcome anyone who can pay, but if the room is rented to a specific person would a vampire have to be invited in?
Terry
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Only at Motel 666 they make a devil of a good time there.
Anonymous
I think that the vampire would have to be invited into the hotel, not the rooms. I think this because homes also have multiple rooms, if u know what Im sayin. In a hotel/motel, I would classify each rent a room as appose to it's own individual house.
Emo_kitty
I would think that since it's a public location, they should be able to just enter. Or maybe, they can enter into ones that are currently not being rented out, as they are still public but not to ones that have been rented.
Anonymous
If the room is rented to someone else then it's that person's temporarily home, so yes.
kilroymaster
No, For a hotel is considered to be a public place that can be entered by anyone.....................