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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't understand all these posts to "hide" your children and not all approach the desk together.   There are legit rooms that will fit 5 (or even 6) guests.

I'm a pp with a family of 6 that has stayed all in one room.  When we booked springhill suites, embassy suites, etc. with 2 queens and a sofa bed, we ALWAYS  were truthful when we booked the room (online) about how many people would be staying in the room.  [/quote]

Not in all areas, not in all hotels, not all locations, different price points, etc.

I don't think you have to "hide" your kids. But just to avoid any issues, we won't all go to the front desk together. Usually I'll park the car while the others are checking in. No big deal.

But they don't care, anyway, as best I can tell. [/quote]

+1. It’s not always possible to get a suite at every hotel. And in some locations the type of hotel is limited. [/quote]

Then you don't go on that vacation.   Choose a different place that has hotels that can accommodate you.[/quote]

Nah. We'll just use one room. But you do you. [/quote]

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