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Many film makers use location releases signed by the owner of the establishment for this reason. Example: https://www.dmacinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/location-recording-permission-form.pdf
In many cases the location owner still has the right to the location in your video. There's also many countries with laws where you are simply not allowed to act commercially out of a rented room. There are also many countries where porn or sexual performances like these require preregistered locations and extra licensing (besides the countries where it's banned completely).
I'm not familiar with the rules of the UK. But in my country you can sue if they rented it as a normal consumer without sharing the intent.