Can I have unregistered guests at my hotel room? [duplicate]

I'll be staying in Paris for several weeks and I am planning to stay at an Ibis hotel. I want to know if I am able to invite unregistered guests during the day (not to sleep, eat, or take advantage of any other service). Or if I have to pay a fee.

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Best Answer

Yes, Some hotels will allow unregistered guests at your hotel room, while some hotels can give you a fine due to unregistered guests to come at a certain time, or too many unregistered guests.

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Do hotels care if you have guests?

In some cases, a hotel may be charging based on how many guests are occupying a room. But in other cases, a hotel may request that information so that they can ensure they are complying with the fire code, or so that in the event of an emergency they will know how many guests should be accounted for.

Can I add a guest to my hotel room?

You can add her when you check in, but certainly call the hotel ahead to ask. All hotels charge extra for the 3rd and 4th person even though the room sleeps 4 (Disney and Universal).

Do all guests need ID to check-in?

It is mandatory for all guests to present valid photo identification at the time of check-in. According to government regulations, a valid Photo ID has to be carried by every person above the age of 18 staying at the hotel.

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