Horrible experience with AirBNB.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.

Nope

Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?

I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?

The rest of the world. What is a HoJo?

DP. Howard Johnson.

The person that wrote this is very old.

Yes. With a lot of travel experience. During which I have never had to provide more than my own name. And yes, I’m talking about the U.S. In Europe it’s different because of the tourist requirements - you have to provide everyone’s passport and pay per-person fees in many countries and cities. Not true for the U.S.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.

Nope

Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?

I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?

The rest of the world. What is a HoJo?

DP. Howard Johnson.

The person that wrote this is very old.

Yes. With a lot of travel experience. During which I have never had to provide more than my own name. And yes, I’m talking about the U.S. In Europe it’s different because of the tourist requirements - you have to provide everyone’s passport and pay per-person fees in many countries and cities. Not true for the U.S.

(And also, I’m 47. I will admit to old, but not ridiculously so.)

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.

Nope

Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?

I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?

The rest of the world. What is a HoJo?

DP. Howard Johnson.

The person that wrote this is very old.

Yes. With a lot of travel experience. During which I have never had to provide more than my own name. And yes, I’m talking about the U.S. In Europe it’s different because of the tourist requirements - you have to provide everyone’s passport and pay per-person fees in many countries and cities. Not true for the U.S.

(And also, I’m 47. I will admit to old, but not ridiculously so.)

Ha, just seemed HoJo and Howard Johnson in general is catering to a nostalgic sense of travel experienced by baby boomers.