Online flight check-in at hotels

[Jukeboxs]

We are going to DLRP Paris this coming Wednesday for 5 nights, doing our usual flying with Ryanair. But, this time to save money, we opted for online check-in (as we don't need more than hand-luggage each). Anyway, we will not be able to check-in (and printout) via the Ryanair site for our return flights before we leave from here (as we're just outside the 5-day window), so I wondered what the rest of you have done (or would do) in this situation? Are hotels (we're staying at Holiday Inn) kind enough to let you use their facilities to check-in online, or is it likely we'll have to find an internet cafe (with printer)? We are going into Paris for 1-2 days, so could find one there if required. I will ask the hotel staff anyway, but just so I have a Plan B.

Thanks folks!

 

[Cyrano]

The Holiday Inn has a internet terminal which you pay for but I'd be tempted to ask at reception when you check-in

 

[Ware Bears]

We stayed at the Explorers and checked in on-line for our return flight with Air France this year. Although wifi is free there we don't like taking our laptop away with us so just purchased the minimum time for one of their public terminals, I think it was €7.50 and the remainder is valid for a year so I guess the Holiday Inn will probably be a similar set-up.

I don't know whether it will be the same with Ryanair but it wasn't necessary for us to print out our boarding cards. We had the option to then either print them out at the airport or go to a check-in desk to collect.