Can a 16 year old go to a hotel alone?

Straight from their terms: “You can only make a booking if you are 16 years old or over. If you arrive at the hotel and are under 16 years of age you will not be permitted to stay alone.”

Can 17 year olds stay in a hotel alone?

Children aged 16 or 17 years will be permitted to stay in separate room(s) under the responsibility of the parent or guardian and the parent or guardian must also stay in the hotel at all times the children are within the hotel. You must not exceed the maximum occupancy for the room allocated to you.

Do hotels ask for ID?

Whether you use the Internet to make a reservation or show up in person hoping to get a room at the last minute, motels typically require you to show a valid photo ID to prove your identity. This policy isn’t unique to motels; hotels also require to you show a valid photo ID upon check-in.

Do you need ID to book a hotel?

To book a room you would just need to provide card details, you don’t have to pre-pay if you select the Flexible Rate option. You can pay with cash on arrival, however you would need to provide a form of photo ID such as a driving license or passport. If you pay with card you will not need to provide ID.

Do hotels ask for proof of age?

Anywhere that has a minimum age of 18 is likely to ask for an ID or proof-of-age card from any customer who looks to be around that age. I think that you are risking being denied access by the hotel if you have no ID.

Can a minor stay in a hotel unaccompanied by an adult?

However, there are some local jurisdictions that prohibit a hotel from allowing a minor to stay unaccompanied by an adult. Other jurisdictions prohibit an adult (parent) from renting a room for the purpose of a party for minors.

How old do you have to be to book a hotel?

“You can only make a booking if you are 16 years old or over. If you arrive at the hotel and are under 16 years of age you will not be permitted to stay alone.”.

Can an 18 year old rent a hotel room in NYC?

In answer to your question, and with no rush to judgement, an 18-year-old with valid ID can rent a hotel room. Sorry, that age is for NY. If it is your rule, enforce it. Don’t make someone else the “heavy” or depend on an outside, disinterested party, to enforce your rules by default. Who is in control here, you or the offspring?

Can hotels discriminate by age?

Hotels themselves establish minimum age requirements and not a state mandated law. At my resort, the minimum age requirement per room was 25 years old. Cicerone, I’m interested in the law of this. I’ve taken a couple of workshops on this and never has it come up that a hotel cannot discriminate by age.