Booking a room on points for a friend
Jul 26, 19, 9:49 am
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Booking a room on points for a friend
Afternoon all
can you book a room on points for a friend to stay, I have never done this before, if so do I need to contact the hotel to let them know it’s not me staying, but a friend,
‘’any help on this question will do,
thanks all
can you book a room on points for a friend to stay, I have never done this before, if so do I need to contact the hotel to let them know it’s not me staying, but a friend,
‘’any help on this question will do,
thanks all
Jul 26, 19, 9:50 am
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Originally Posted by N181DN
Afternoon all
can you book a room on points for a friend to stay, I have never done this before, if so do I need to contact the hotel to let them know it’s not me staying, but a friend,
‘’any help on this question will do,
thanks all
can you book a room on points for a friend to stay, I have never done this before, if so do I need to contact the hotel to let them know it’s not me staying, but a friend,
‘’any help on this question will do,
thanks all
Jul 29, 19, 5:18 am
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I've done this many times for my wife. I book the room in my name and add her as a guest. When she shows up, she can check in without me. She has to give the hotel a credit card for incidentals, but then she's good. Not once in ten years has anyone asked where I was.
I think technically though, it's not allowed.
I think technically though, it's not allowed.
Jul 29, 19, 11:01 am
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Originally Posted by eric_o
I think technically though, it's not allowed.
The OP should just call Hilton Honors, explain the situation, and let them make the appropriate booking. All it takes is the OP to book one of the hotels that really doesn't appreciate "second named guests" and it could all end in tears..
