Hotel Age limits?
Posted by Zeke Shadowfyre (Zeke Shadowfyre) on Mon, 2008-02-11 19:45
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According to the FAQ to the left, you have to be 18 to sign for the hotel room. If you're just shy of 21, it shouldn't be a problem.
(Note: this is based on the Age Question in the FAQs. If I'm wrong, I'm sure Kage will correct me... and then have the FAQ corrected as well.)
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permalinkLocation: Norfolk Virginia
Thanks.
I don't want to have the same situation that ahppened last time at Nekocon involving a chaperone.
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permalinkI know we stayed at the Omni last year and it said on the site (the Omni's site) the age to check-in was 21, but nobody even questioned me about it (I was over 21 but believe me I don't look it). I'm not sure about the Westin.
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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The Omni relaxes that requirement for us.
The minimum age to rent a room at either hotel is 18, as per PA state law.
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So wait, they won't let someone check into the hotel if they are 18? Even though they are now considered by law to be adults?
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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What...?
The minimum age to rent a hotel room in PA is 18.
I'm not sure how I can be any more clear about this. o.O
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I'm talking about the Omni and Brains's comment.
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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Oh. Quoting is your friend.
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The Omni is still private property. They set their age limit for a reason; although I do not know what it is in this particular case, I can think of about a thousand scenarios that, if I were a manager, would lead me to say, "I only want people over 21 in my hotel."
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permalinkLocation: Harrisonburg, VA 22802
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Almost all beach-front hotels have an age limit of 21, for obvious reasons. Seems to vary pretty widely in cities, though. I guess the Omni wants to cater to a more sophisticated crowd than their competitors?
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Or maybe they had an awkward experience with a senior prom night at some point.
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permalinkLocation: Morgantown, PA
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yeah I dont think you should have a problem =3
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permalinkLocation: Norfolk Virginia
My friend is on the phone with the Omni Hotel, and they say 21....-Growling-
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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Make sure your friend states that they are with the Anthrocon Convention.
If that doesn't work, please advise them to call back during business hours, or make the reservations online.
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