Greenspoint Hilton - Is it 30.06 posted

[bowserb]

Hi guys. I didn't find this in texas3006.com, but other Houston Hilton's are 30.06 posted. I have to attend an event Saturday afternoon and Sunday there. Like most sensible people, I avoid the Greenspoint (aka "Gunspoint") area, if I can. I'm hesitant to call and ask, as I don't want to give anyone ideas.

Does anyone here know if that hotel at 12400 Greenspoint Drive is legally posted? I also would rather not have to leave a gun in my car.

Thanks.

 

[BRD@66]

What's their phone number? I ain't skeered.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

It must be listed on their website. It's unlawful otherwise.

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[A.Texas.Yankee]

http://www.legis.state.tx.us/tlodocs/83R/billtext/html/HB00333F.HTM

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[bowserb]

It must be listed on their website. It's unlawful otherwise.
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I've checked the website top to bottom, including the Policies page, where I would expect it to be. Thank you also for the legal info. I also went to the "Book a room" page and looked at details, which was essentially the policies page again. Not there. I'm going to print it and carry that with me. I'll also save it as a PDF to my phone, in case I need it again. I was not aware of that aspect of the law. Makes sense, though. You can't see a sign on a hotel thousands of miles away, so the online reservation site is your only advance notice. Many Thanks.

 

[bowserb]

What's their phone number? I ain't skeered.

Me either. I just don't want to be the one that gives them the idea.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Are you actually renting a room there or just using the conference area?

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[bowserb]

Are you actually renting a room there or just using the conference area?
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There for granddaughter's dance competition. That's not an area where I'd want to leave my car parked overnight. You think not being a guest makes a difference? It's a shame. I can remember when Greenspoint was a nice new mall, but that was back around 1978. Now it's going the way of Gulfgate, Northline, Northwest, Westwood, and Sharpstown. Maybe others. It's not easy to keep up.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

If you have a room, you can CC, to and from your car/room, even if posted.
Who's to say you didn't get lost in the competition, lol.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

There for granddaughter's dance competition. That's not an area where I'd want to leave my car parked overnight. You think not being a guest makes a difference? It's a shame. I can remember when Greenspoint was a nice new mall, but that was back around 1978. Now it's going the way of Gulfgate, Northline, Northwest, Westwood, and Sharpstown. Maybe others. It's not easy to keep up.

I can't recall exactly, but for whatever reason, I recall the conference room being separate from the hotel. Meaning conference room can be posted only. I would call to double check, but my guess would be of they were posted 30.06 at all, they would have the whole building posted and would be required to list it online.

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[Nate C]

I can't answer your question about the Hilton, but under no circumstances would I consider leaving anything valuable in a car parked in that area.

 

[txinvestigator]

It must be listed on their website. It's unlawful otherwise.

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No its not...

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

No its not...

If there's a law saying they must do so, and they don't follow it, what is it called then?

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[ZX9RCAM]

If there's a law saying they must do so, and they don't follow it, what is it called then?

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Why are you asking TI?

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Why are you asking TI?

What is, "I haven't had my first cup of coffee today." Alex?

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[ZX9RCAM]

What is, "I haven't had my first cup of coffee today." Alex?

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Made me LOL!

 

[txinvestigator]

If there's a law saying they must do so, and they don't follow it, what is it called then?

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Sorry, to be clear the policy must only be listed in the website if they prohibit or restrict firearms by guests. And that only applies to the "internet reservation website".

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Sorry, to be clear the policy must only be listed in the website if they prohibit or restrict firearms by guests. And that only applies to the "internet reservation website".

Correct. I didn't mean to imply that they must list whether or not they do post 30.06, but the lack of of 30.06 listed on website if they are posted is what I was referring to being unlawful.

What site would not be considered a reservation site?

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[txinvestigator]

Correct. I didn't mean to imply that they must list whether or not they do post 30.06, but the lack of of 30.06 listed on website if they are posted is what I was referring to being unlawful.

What site would not be considered a reservation site?

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I used to travel a lot for work, and I think some places have a general info website, and for reservations a different site is used. I don't know enough about url's and if under the statute the notice would not have to be displayed until you clicked to make a reservation. I have the think the statute specified "reservation website" for a reason???

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

I used to travel a lot for work, and I think some places have a general info website, and for reservations a different site is used. I don't know enough about url's and if under the statute the notice would not have to be displayed until you clicked to make a reservation. I have the think the statute specified "reservation website" for a reason???

Ah, gotcha. So I wonder about sites like hotels.com then? Seems they would be "reservation" sites.

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