Asking a guest to leave

[Venus3]

A young woman booked a room in my house, telling me that she and her boyfriend were coming to visit from California. Great. She arrived an hour ago, by herself. I asked her about her boyfriend. She explained that he is a student at the local university and isn't allowed guests in his dorm room, so she booked my room so that he could join her here. Needless to say, they were having sex less than thirty minutes after he got here. The layout of my place is such that every room I can be in borders their bedroom. I never would have agreed to the reservation had I understood the real situation. I understand that they miss each other and that having sex is totally normal. But this is my house. I'm going to be here all weekend, working. I do not want my home to be a make-shift brothel for the weekend. Can I ask them to  leave? Or do I just have to suck it up?

[Tony-and-Liza0]

@CarlandDiane0 Good feedback and a great sense of humor; we want to stay at your place 😉

[Brian309]

Same thing happened to me!   This is my first guest.  They have not left the house since they got here.  I thought I was renting a room for a B and B not a sex den!    I am not a puritanical person either but these guests are taking advantage!   They are also an hour past checkout!   And will not leave.   Can I charge them an extra day?

[Maxime34]

Unfortunately this is not a viable reason to cancel their stay.
But like mentioned before, you should just let them know that the walls are quite thins, so if they can just do an effort that would be nice 😉

[Sam104]

Raise both your eyebrows, wink a couple of times point at you ear, wink again and say are you having a good stay, with a big smile on  your face,  might help

[John498]

I just want to know what they say when you ask them if they are going to come again ( to your place)?

[CarlandDiane0]

In this case, you'll probably get a "I hope so."