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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've never seen anyone in a U.S. hotel attempt to enforce occupancy limits except when it's an obvious problem situation, like 10 college students trying to cram in a single room (and even then a lot of hotels don't care).

That said, I wouldn't attempt it overseas.  Hotels in some places are more strict about occupancy limits and you don't want to run afoul of the rules in an unfamiliar location.[/quote]

I’ve had it happen twice — once in Hawaii and once in Phoenix.  Our baby was sleeping in pack and play at time (which we brought with us) and two preschoolers sharing second bed.  The Hawaii lady just made nasty faces and told me she should call the manager etc etc.  The woman in Phoenix actually was not gojng yo let us check in—the hotel was fully booked and she could not find us a room in any nearby hotel.  I finally said she should just check my family in and I would sleep in the rental car.  (We were only staying one night before flying out on an early morning flight.). She then caved and said we could all sleep there.  Some people are just really rigid about rules.  After that, I would always check in with just one or two kids and have my husband park the car with the third or take them yo the bathroom or something, so it’s possible it would have happened more than twice.  You never know when you will find an obsessive rule follower so just don’t all go to the checkin counter together. 
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