We did! On bking and xped it’s called bathroom down the hall queen. Not kidding!Maybe if you named it the "Bathroom Down The Hall" room.
No, they still wouldn't get the message.
No, it’s not just us who are confrontational. But, what we see (hear) more of here are foreign guests pretending they don’t understand the language and hoping we’ll take pity. A certain group of people (multiple ethnicities) don’t believe children count so they won’t tell you there are two parents and five kids, they just show up with the kids. And then get angry when you tell them there’s an extra charge, or that they have to go elsewhere.What I tried to say is not that only Americans try go get more people into a room, but are actually getting confrontational about it
I should have been a little more specific
Our experience in Central America is that visitors from the US, in general, tend to be more assertive and are more rule breakers than people from other countries and are more likely to expect things to run like they do in the states. But here, when they have traveled thousands of miles, they aren't really trying to sneak an extra person in the rooms.
Innkeepers get a free pass to be a-holes whenever required. It's part of the job description.
