Where can i smoke ?

[Henry1960]

As a smoker you might sometimes wonder what in Hotel, Restaurant, Bar / Caf? you still can smoke.

Here you can also bars / cafes / pubs and restaurants sign


Take a look at http://www.smokers-united.com

[daverave999]

It's common courtesy to introduce yourself before advertising...

[Simon-JG-hr]

Clearly nowt to do with providing info for smokers - I've just looked through the lists of cigar-friendly pubs in Plymouth and Gloucester, and a great many of them have absolutely no facilities for smokers (save a doorway), and some a rudimentary (i.e. an unprotected beer garden - whoopie-fucking-doo... )

I'll stick with H&F's COSA listings myself...

[Aussiewaz]

LMAO! Smoker friendly airports here in Oz? Even my local is listed and all airports in Australia are smoke free. They dont even supply ashtrays outside anymore. Ummmmmm, FAIL.

[El Catador]

What a way to make an entrance!

[Henry1960]

Where can i smoke ?


Most airports are listed as 'smoker-facilities unknown'.
Hotels near the airport have a valid smoker-indication

[Aussiewaz]

http://www.smokers-united.com/smoker...view.php?ln=en
Listed as "Smoker friendly airports" PER(Perth) is one of them & it is SmokeFree under state government regulations.

I also reiterate this.........

It's common courtesy to introduce yourself before advertising...

[daverave999]

Hmmm. What to do? Move the thread as it's in the wrong place or just delete as spam?

[Aussiewaz]

Hmmm. What to do? Move the thread as it's in the wrong place or just delete as spam?

Your the mod Dave & you do a fine job. Going to ruin my post count again? LOL. J/K

[Simon-JG-hr]

Just move it... I want to see where this one goes. (We'll see if he tries to convince us that the HQ of ASH is classed as a 'smoker friendly office'... )

PS. Pussy, great smiley!

[daverave999]

Moved to Cigar Travel as it seemed relevant and not actually full of Viagra ads. Henry1960, perhaps you'd be good enough to add www.ukcigarforums.com to the list of fora?

[EugeneSax]

Most of the places I had a quick look at had smoking facilities listed as "shielded outside" which mainly appeared to be nothing more than a single external wall to lean against. There seems to be no differentiation between that & a nice partly covered and or heated garden or roof terrace. And how on earth (or at least legally) can Boisdales & Franco's in Jermyn Street offer "Indoor facilities"?

Not terribly useful at best; less than useful at worst. And it's a horrible old-fashioned design. Other than that - well done!

[satch]

Most of the places I had a quick look at had smoking facilities listed as "shielded outside" which mainly appeared to be nothing more than a single external wall to lean against. There seems to be no differentiation between that & a nice partly covered and or heated garden or roof terrace. And how on earth (or at least legally) can Boisdales & Franco's in Jermyn Street offer "Indoor facilities"?

Not terribly useful at best; less than useful at worst. And it's a horrible old-fashioned design. Other than that - well done!

Could be just me, but, do I detect a hint of sarcasm there.
I mean perish the thought if I wrong

[EugeneSax]

Sorry - but I think the web needs another un-impartial, inconsistent, vague, incomplete & inaccurate information source like a beetle hole in the wrapper!

[Watkins]

Sorry - but I think the web needs another un-impartial, inconsistent, vague, incomplete & inaccurate information source like a beetle hole in the wrapper!

I'd be very happy to set up an impartial site listing places to smoke however I certainly lack the information so would need forum users to help with that, so if people are interested in that idea?