"IBM's Hilton codes (001368083 for International, 0901452 for US) follow the same pattern documented for IBM Marriott. FlyerTalk's definitive IBM hotel thread: "I've used IBM's corporate rate for 14 years at 80-100 nights annually and never once been asked for ID." However, "Newark Airport Marriott religiously asks for ID, requiring a letter from IBM." London Hilton properties have been systematically checking ID since 2022 per documented "London Hiltons requesting corporate ID" thread. IBM is one of the largest corporate travel account holders at Hilton globally."

"I run a Consultancy and work with clients across both Public and Private sectors. Many years ago (15?) a UK Government client (they are still an active client) shared a Hilton Corporate Code, which was to be used for stays required when working with them. This code gives access to (but not 'On Duty' rates). I use this code regularly across the UK (mainly London) without issue, staying most months at various London Hiltons."

"I completely understand that IDs aren't a big thing. I straddle both private and public and have ID from both sides. I have also held an ID card from two global banks and sure enough the bank name is not on the ID. I always wondered why, so thank you for explaining that."