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[quote=Anonymous]When you book a hotel for your family, especially if you just have one kid and that kid is young, do you always disclosed that you have a kid when you book?

I ask because we are spending one night in a small city where there is an amazing hotel we've stayed in before and we'd like to stay again. The problem is that their occupancy for standard rooms is a max of 2, and we now have a kid with us (she'll be 4 when we are there). The only rooms they have with occupancy of 3 or more are all suites with multiple rooms and kitchens. We'd do that if we were staying multiple nights, but we're just going to stay for one night after flying into the city, and the next day will be driving in our rental car to another destination.

The suites are literally twice the cost of the standard rooms. Plus we've stayed in a standard room before and I know it would be more than enough space for our family -- they have king size beds and plenty of room, and DD can easily spend one night sleeping in a bed that size with us. Plus we're just there one night and won't be spending much time in the room.

I'm considering booking the room for two adults and just neglecting to mention DD, and then being discrete upon check in. How bad is this? I can't bring myself to upgrade to the suite because the cost is so high and the rest of the trip pretty spendy so I want to keep costs down for this short stopover.

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