"General Dynamics is explicitly called out as high-risk: "Certain codes will automatically trigger requests — the Marriott Friends and Family and General Dynamics codes are notorious for being checked." This is one of the only non-employee codes specifically named in community lore as routinely verified on Fishbowl. Additionally, defense contractors using government-adjacent rates near military hubs like Hampton VA and Portsmouth were reported as frequently asked for ID. The combination of being specifically named as "notorious for being checked" elevates G2D to High risk."

"Yes. 75% of the time when I travel for work. I also have a company card so usually that takes care of the identification aspect. One time my I couldn't find my Corp card and didn't have my badge on me at check-in. Had to take the current rate offering but when I visited the desk again with my card they adjusted it all. At least in the US from my experience"

"When a corp rate is not available I often use a AAA rate. I am a paying AAA member and always have the card in my wallet. Hotels ask to see it about 20% of the time. I actually wish proof of membership were demanded more frequently as it is a benefit I am paying for via annual dues."