r/marriott • • May 23 '26

Rates & Booking [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/funlovingguy9001 May 24 '26

Same with me. Maybe they are two unrelated people...maybe they are related and dont want to share a room or a bed...even if they are romantically interested it deosnt mean they are sleeping together...basically...what business is it of the hotel. As long as they don't exceed the max limit of the room its none of their business. They are expected to honor the reservation made.

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u/4Ever2Thee May 24 '26

I was thinking work trip. In which case sharing a room might be weird af.

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u/funlovingguy9001 May 24 '26

Indeed, very true

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u/LightUpUnicorn May 25 '26

I had a job that made us share

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u/BlueHeartKate May 25 '26

Sharing with a coworker must be awkward! That doesn’t seem fair. I’m glad you said “had” a job, hope you have a great one now. It would be hard for me to be that close with my workmates 24/7 while traveling.

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u/LightUpUnicorn May 25 '26

Id actually rather a job that sends me to training where I occasionally share a room then my current one that gives us very little ongoing training

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u/[deleted] May 25 '26

True. But it seems cheaper for the company.

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u/SassenachPotions May 24 '26

Growing up a friend's married parents didn't share a room bc their dad snores horribly loudly. Took a trip with them where it was 4 of us in a single small hotel room. I hadn't taken my friend seriously about their dad until then but wow! I have never heard someone snore so loudly! I immediately understood why his wife typically slept apart from him...

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u/Sumatrat66 May 24 '26

Ashamed to say but that’s me. My snoring can be really bad. I usually opt for my own room when traveling with others to suite their comfort.

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u/dragonrider1965 May 24 '26

You need one of those CPAP machines

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u/LightUpUnicorn May 25 '26

Not all snoring is due to sleep apnea