My brother booked my hotel for me as a birthday gift, but under his name. We have the same last name so should I have any trouble or should we phone the hotel just in case?
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just have him add your name to the reservation and you'll have zero issues. just remember they'll still ask to see a credit card for a deposit incase you burn down the room or something. you can use a different card then the one he used to pay for the room if you want. -
Is this a room he paid for, or is it a comp? If he paid for it, then I'd still call the hotel and make sure it won't be a problem for you to check in; I can't imagine that just having the same last name as the person on the reservation is enough for the hotel. And if you're charging the room to a credit card that's not yours, I'm pretty sure they need to have some sort of authorization on file.Comment
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Yeah this should be as simple as your brother calling the hotel and getting it taken care of in a few minutes. This isnt the 1st time someone has done this for another person.Las Vegas is sort of like how God would do it if he had money. ~Steve WynnComment
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Just want to clarify. When your brother booked the room, did he put the check in name as his? If that's the case it might be a big problem. From what I understand, he must be present to check in, even if he puts your name on the reservation. I believe he must change the check in name to your name for you to check in without him. You should call to confirm though, and if you could, let us know the results.Comment
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As other said....just have him call with his confirmation # and add you to the reservation. I've done this with rooms at PH and TI with no issues.
If the room was a comp or a special rate was given then he may just need to talk to a host instead of a regular reservation rep.Comment
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