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LateRooms.com Releases Hotel Sex Survey and New Website in Time for Valentine's Day
An overwhelming 66% of adults believe that they are certain to have sex when they check into a hotel for a weekend stay, according to the study by leading hotel bookers LateRooms.com.
In the lead up to Valentine's Day , and tying in with global anticipation for the movie , LateRooms.com has created TitillateRooms.com - a collection of the most romantic, titillating hotel rooms on Earth.
The company's survey revealed that 86% of the 2,000 Brits polled book up to four weekend stays in hotels per year, using them to strengthen their relationships.
Staying in a hotel improves the chances of getting intimate for most British couples - on average British couples have sex 1.94 times per weekend while staying at home, but that figure jumps to an average of 2.74 when staying in a hotel.
Nine out of ten British couples admit that they are certain to have sex while staying in a hotel on Valentine's Day
LateRooms.com spokesperson Andrea Tarpey said: "Hotel breaks provide a perfect escape from the routine of daily life, and they certainly seem to have an energizing effect on the nation's libido, with 53% of Brits admitting the allure of a hotel room makes them more sexually confident.
"To celebrate that - and with Valentine's Day and the release of on the horizon - we wanted to bring our customers a selection of the sexiest hotels on the planet. We've launched TitillateRooms.com to do just this, providing a playful alternative to your traditional romantic Valentine's hotel stays."
The research answered the question of who in the UK has the most hotel sex: according to the survey, it's those living in London .
The survey also revealed that fashion and graphic designers have more hotel room sex than any other profession, while professional sportspeople have the least sex.
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