Do you 'register' your child when booking a hotel room?

Do you 'register' your child when booking a hotel room?

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07/31/2013 16:34

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Anonymous

I'm honest.

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07/31/2013 16:40

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Anonymous

I do, but honestly if I had 5 children I'd probably try to figure out a way to "hide" one.

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07/31/2013 16:41

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Anonymous

Nope but I have a toddler.

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07/31/2013 17:53

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Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:I follow the rules of the hotel. If I can't afford the extra $100, I book somewhere else.

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07/31/2013 18:57

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Anonymous

I always list them so the hotel understands the second Q bed is not optional.

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08/01/2013 07:40

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I do think there was a deal offered online that you didn't get when making your original reservation. Also was "resort fees" part of that $100

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08/01/2013 11:28

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Anonymous

I just book the type of room I need - two double beds. For online bookings, I don't recall ever seeing the requirement to enter the names of people or # people in the room.

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