Can you pay for a hotel with two different cards?
Can you pay for a hotel with two different cards? You can't use more than one card to *reserve* the room no matter how you book, no. But you can split the payment for the room among multiple cards, sure. You can do this either before hand or as you check-out. Note that you'll need to speak with the front desk/accounting department of the hotel directly either way.
How do you split hotel costs?
The person who gets their own room and bathroom should pay a full half of the rent. Unless one room is much larger or fancier than the other, it's fair to split the cost by bedroom. Even though there are two of them and they probably love each other, sharing a room is generally a bummer.
Can you pay for a hotel in cash?
While fewer hotels accept cash payments today, you can still find many that do, especially independent and budget hotels. With some advance planning and flexible payment alternatives, cash-preferring travelers can still book comfortable hotel stays.
Is it cheaper to book a hotel with one person or two?
Most hotels quote rates for the room, not per person, and a lot of hotels have the same rates for the room regardless of the number of people in it, especially in the US. Double occupancy doesn't mean two beds, it means for two people in the room--unless that hotel only had twin-bedded rooms.