Originally Posted by Smiley90

I don't mean 1 person per room - I mean one benefit per person, instead of two benefits per room. "Easy" to enforce by requiring the second person to identify themselves at check-in. Would it be good if they did this? No, of course not. I'm just saying that those that find the benefit only works for them because they're getting double the benefit "intended" shouldn't be too prematurely happy about it, because Hilton could readily start enforcing it.