Do you put your children down as hotel room occupants? I didn’t realize most people do not. Are you charged extra?
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Anonymous
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I had not realized that in discussion with friends that people are only listing 1-2 adults not the minors in the room.
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Anonymous
| yes |
Anonymous
| Of course, it literally asks you when you book the hotel. |
Anonymous
| Yes, because they're teens and I want the room options for 4 people not the one king bed. I just put them as adults because I'm lazy and hate picking their ages every single time. It makes absolutely no difference in price. |
Anonymous
It doesn’t matter if they’re not teens you’re gonna fit all four of you and a bed even with toddlers? One time they try to do this to us to “upgrade“ us from two double beds to a king and we’re like no no! There are four of us! |
Anonymous
| Do they charge you more? Why does that matter? Trying to be cheap? |
Anonymous
No, occupants are for 18 and older. |
Anonymous
No. Go try to book a hotel room right now and you will see it Ask for how many adults and how many children |
Anonymous
| You are not charged extra in most US hotels as long as it’s not an all inclusive hotel and you aren’t exceeding room occupancy. They just don’t care. |
Anonymous
| In Europe, it will cost you more but not in the US. |
Anonymous
| In Us no, in Europe yes. But we usually book them in separate suites bc their nanny was always with them anyway. |
Anonymous
The only fee should be if an extra bed is requested IMO. |
Anonymous
| I list everyone. |
Anonymous
It does not matter. At all. |
Anonymous
| List everyone. When we run house reports twice a day (literally print them out), that lets us know how many people to look for in case of emergency. Imagine us not knowing you had 2 young children in the event of a fire, earthquake, building collapse, etc and you not being able to tell emergency services that your kids are buried under debris. |