ID check request from a hotel????
Oct 7th, 2015, 03:00 PM
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@pariswat
i hope you will check back this thread.
yes, the hotel that asked me to send them all the information is exactly Hotel de l'horloge!!!!!!!!!
I just read their reply. Patrizia CALITRI, the Assistant Hotel Manager, insisted that "to prove your identity , we need your ID-card, passport or driving licence."
I did book through hotel.com (i usually use expedia, but happened to see a special deal on hotel.com for this hotel).
@Dukey1
Actually, I am from Sydney. Upon a quick googling last night, i did find some kind of credit card authorisation forms for some aussie hotels. However these forms just ask for your credit details not your home address, etc. When I travel to New Zealand, all the hotels asked for id/passport plus a credit card UPON check-in.
To all of you,
Thanks again for all your input. Really appreciate it. I will probably do what pariswat did and book with another hotel.
For whoever read this thread, if you dont feel comfortable to provide your personal details to a not that well-known hotel, please stay away from this Hôtel de L'Horloge in Paris.
i hope you will check back this thread.
yes, the hotel that asked me to send them all the information is exactly Hotel de l'horloge!!!!!!!!!
I just read their reply. Patrizia CALITRI, the Assistant Hotel Manager, insisted that "to prove your identity , we need your ID-card, passport or driving licence."
I did book through hotel.com (i usually use expedia, but happened to see a special deal on hotel.com for this hotel).
@Dukey1
Actually, I am from Sydney. Upon a quick googling last night, i did find some kind of credit card authorisation forms for some aussie hotels. However these forms just ask for your credit details not your home address, etc. When I travel to New Zealand, all the hotels asked for id/passport plus a credit card UPON check-in.
To all of you,
Thanks again for all your input. Really appreciate it. I will probably do what pariswat did and book with another hotel.
For whoever read this thread, if you dont feel comfortable to provide your personal details to a not that well-known hotel, please stay away from this Hôtel de L'Horloge in Paris.
