Can registered guest stay in other room of the same hotel?

1. Can someone else stay in my hotel room?
2. Do hotels charge per person or per room?
3. What happens if you have an extra person in your hotel room?
4. Will a hotel tell you if a guest is staying there?
5. Do hotels keep track of guests?
6. Why do hotels ask how many guests?
7. Why do hotels charge for extra guests?
8. What fees do hotels charge?
9. Will a hotel decorate a room for you?
10. Can you sneak an extra person into a Disney hotel?
11. How do you call someone staying at a hotel?
12. What information might you if you were a guest not wish to share with a hotel?
13. What rights do hotel guests have?

Can someone else stay in my hotel room?

You can book a hotel room for someone else using your credit card, as long as you list that person as the guest when booking. ... But the name of the person checking in needs to match the guest's name on the reservation, or else the hotel may suspect fraud and refuse to honor the reservation.

Do hotels charge per person or per room?

Hotel room rates are based on double occupancy. You usually don't have to pay extra for kids in the room. But hotels often charge $20 to $50 per additional adult per night, Banas says. To avoid this fee, you need to be aware of it before you book so that you can search for another hotel that doesn't charge it.

What happens if you have an extra person in your hotel room?

Most places charge extra. And you will get charged if they find out you didn't inform them of an extra guest. Security and legal reasons. Most hotels are requiered by law to ask for an ID.

Will a hotel tell you if a guest is staying there?

No, they are not supposed to release guests names unless they get a subpoena. However if you call the hotel and ask for the guests name and they transfer the call, then you know the guest you are asking for is there. ... Ideally speaking a good hotel will respect and protect the privacy of all of its guests.

Do hotels keep track of guests?

Hotels have always kept logs on their guests, tracking previous stays, comments and complaints, even which pay-per-view movies you ordered.

Why do hotels ask how many guests?

If there's a fire, earthquake or some other emergency and first responders and/or hotel staff have to search for you, they need to know how many people to search for. Say you're sharing a hotel room with your friend but to save money, you've gotten a single room and only listed one person being in the room.

Why do hotels charge for extra guests?

The hotel wants to get as much money from you as possible is why they do it this way. If the hotel management found out you had 4 people in the room but you told them you only would have 2, they would charge you a fee for having a higher occupancy in the room than your reservation allowed.

What fees do hotels charge?

Here are ten common ones—and advice from Banas on how to keep these fees off your bill.

• Resort fees. Resorts often charge extra for the plethora of activities and services they offer. ...
• Early check-in fee. ...
• Additional person fee. ...
• Wi-Fi fee. ...
• Mini-bar and snack fee. ...
• Parking fee. ...
• Gym fee. ...
• Housekeeping gratuity.

Will a hotel decorate a room for you?

Lots of people enjoy going away for special occasions such as anniversaries and birthdays, and some hotels can make their experience even better by decorating rooms for those days. ... If a person does not want decorations, they can ask for a card and some flowers to be put in their room.

Can you sneak an extra person into a Disney hotel?

The answer is yes. Disney didn't invent the limits; they are dictated by the Fire Marshal, based on the square footage of the room and the number of beds. ... (Also, if you sneak in extra people, they will not receive room keys, so they won't be able to access Extra Magic Hours or charge anything to your room account.

How do you call someone staying at a hotel?

A person who comes from a far off place and stays in a hotel is said to be a guest in my view.

What information might you if you were a guest not wish to share with a hotel?

What information might you, if you were a guest, not wish to share with a hotel? The items of information a hotel should have legitimate purpose in security are my method of payment, rewards membership, what room number I stayed or usually stay, if I had a guest, and my address and cellphone number.

What rights do hotel guests have?

A guest has a right to remain in the hotel for a reasonable time. Upon the expiration of the rental period, a hotel guest has no right to use the room. S/he also loses any privacy interest associated with the room. ... In order to remain in the hotel a guest must behave “properly.” A guest must pay the amount charged.