wrtrchk
|
Hi twin,
Most hotels need a credit or debit card (with a credit card logo) to hold the hotel. Usually when you check out, you're allowed to use cash. You may want to ask before you book the room, each hotel may have a different policy. |
|
lorijotx
 |
They want to swipescan the card when you check in and you can settle up for cash when you check out. |
|
wood
 |
you should use a credit card to hold the room only and only if your sure your going to go because they will charge the card if you dont show up thoes dates. Give the Hotel a credit card and ask them to hold the room let them know you will pay cash when you get there and they wont charge the card if you ask them not to but you will still get the reservations, keep in mind that most hotels still like to have a credit or debit card on file in case you trash the hotel and have a crazy party and pee on everything in the room they will charge your credit card for the items you damaged or you can put up more upfront cash to cover the cost, as long as you dont wreck the place youll get it back. you wont be able to get roomservice usually or drinks to your room if you dont have a credit card they can charge on file |
|
DAS
 |
The majority of hotel require a credit or debit card w/Visa/Mastercard logo on it. The ones that don't will require you to pay a larger amount of which part of the money will be refunded on check out. |
|
sis74100
 |
As far as I know when you rent a room in person or over the phone you have to have a credit card or debit card. |
|
private
|
They usually want a credit card as a back-up.
In case you don't show up. or you trash you room.
when you leave, with all they're towels and and pillows. |
|
L95037
|
a lot of hotels use the credit card to have on file for incidentals.
do you have a debit card? you can use that the same as a credit card. they will only charge your card if you have damages to the room. |
|
Sean K
|
At holiday inns and studio 6s and red roof inns. Cash is fine. But at the hilton, or the marriot, or the like . Credit card is a must. This is for insurance purposes. |
|
Questions Q
|
A lot of hotels nowadays want a credit card to reserve a room, but if you go in without reserving, you can definately pay with cash. |
|
msma08
|
You can use cash some (most) require credit card...just call and ask whichever hotel you want |
|
Way
 |
Whilst it's true that many hotels require a credit card, you can ask to offer up a cash deposit in addition to a cash payment for the room if you have the disposable income. If the clerk refuses this, ask to speak to the manager and propose a cash deposit- as you'll likely find they will agree to it. |
|
mamma
|
you have to have a credit card just incase you mess up the room they will put a hold on your card |
|
WINO
|
It depends on the hotel chain...ie Hilton will want a credit card for room incidentals, but maybe a local hotel will accept cash. As stated before you can walk in and pay cash, but they may ask for a small deposit in case there are extra charges. |
|
chessmaster_ultra2004
 |
A large number of hotels/motels are implementing this strategy not only for simplicity but for security purposes and identification reasons.
But i'm sure some hotels may allow cash with sufficient id's (e.g. driver's licenses, medical card, etc)
They want you to believe that they are doing this because it is the Hotel management policy to accept this as the only payment method.
They want to make sure if something goes wrong, they can track the person with reasonable identification.
If they were to accept cash...any tom, dick and harry can get a room and be on with it...so logically it only makes sense. |
|
gfjgfjfgnmjgfj
|
you can use cash |
|
inyoung.minwooe
|
You can use cash |
|
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Credit 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
