It may seem crazy, but I have the following question, I have a meeting directly in the hotel room and I wonder at the reception what to say ... Is the room number enough and will I be registered as a guest ...
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So - it depends on when you will bloom in the hotel sometimes - during the day they will not ask you, at 3 o'clock at night, if you pick them up, they may look at you at an angle, but do not record and do not cause problems - this is the case in everyone chore all over the world. There is no poor and rich, everyone is obviously ready for debauchery and is not the exception, but the rule! Don't worry - the most important thing is to be well dressed, to enter with confidence and to greet the employees if they look at you. Otherwise, 3-4 shifts take place at the reception, do you think that the guests remember? So I sleep "illegally" in a five-star hotel abroad with ... my husband, because they put double prices, if there were two people in the room - well LOGO - one registers and the other enters "avanta" -) Then we hide my toiletries and my suitcase in the closet and that's it,
You also have to show your passport. There is no hotel in Bulgaria for any hole to talk about, which does not have these rules. But rest assured, this is a routine practice and the staff is very clear and not very excited.
Number 1, why do you comment on things you are not aware of? and I am sure of that for your word, yue is a lie. From a man he worked for a long time on hotels in Bulgaria and abroad. There is no hotel you can enter without being registered and there are several reasons for this. Not just financial.
To number 2, I want to say that the staff is quite excited :) I rented a double room and I wanted to invite my girlfriend after I asked him "do I need the other person's personal data" he answered "yes" and then at least 15 times repeat "what you're going to do is your job" lol, obviously he was a rookie m21;)
Number 3 - absolute nonsense - in most countries they want only one person to register, and in the US they don't even look at a passport, so to speak, and theoretically you can spell yourself as Puyo Puev. In Bulgaria, in principle, they have to record people's personal data, but this also does not happen in practice - there is no obstacle for one to register and the other to come to visit him. We often did this number, and always in the most expensive hotels before we got married, we had reasons for this, so I'm familiar with the dilemma - under duress. You never choose small and stupid hotels, because they look there and everything is known - in big hotels it is full of all kinds of people, someone will look at your ID card ... There are also special hotels on the outskirts and in remote places ( hourly), but I don't know them honestly. They live from such couples and do not even record the personal data of 1 person. However, I am sure that anything is possible, if you are not a fool like 4 to ask directly at the reception - well, sorry, what should the employee say - "No, get free babes, right? "It often happened to me that I landed in the country after or before my husband and only one of them registered again, although we asked - this is the real situation. Calm down, author
Hotel guests register and pay a "guest" fee (usually BGN 20). If it is during the day and fast, you may miss it, but in the evening - absurd. The data from the ID card are recorded.
What "guest" fee of BGN 20 chases you to a hotel where your room costs 200-300, so to speak? But even if BGN 40 is your room, if you want a "guest" fee, the couple will not come tomorrow and you can close. There are all kinds of hotels and maybe you work in someone particularly bureaucratic or specializes in tourists, but for most hotels the various secret couples are a big feather and a desirable clientele, you know - that's why they are made to hit. It has happened to me all over the world - even out of laziness I have not registered and I still have no problems. In Vienna at the airport we had a transfer and took a rest room for a few hours and no one was even registered -), in Germany they do not want personal documents if you pay by credit card and do not want more than 1 person to register, in the US you can come up with a pseudonym ... it's a bit more bureaucratic for Bulgaria, but in 90% of the hotels - no matter the category - the author will not have a problem, and if it does happen - just the next time you will avoid this hotel! Market economy!