"Bristol-Myers Squibb's code 5298 is a four-digit numeric code, which circulates far less widely in public forums than three-letter ticker codes — numeric codes are harder to guess, share, and remember, reducing abuse volume. hotelcorporatecodes.com rates it "Sometimes." BMS is a major pharma company with significant NYC/Princeton NJ and Boston presence; properties in those markets may have greater account familiarity. The numeric format provides a slight practical risk reduction vs. a recognisable ticker code, but the company size and urban market concentration keep it at Medium."

"I mean, when I worked night audit, the whole night is practically a break after like 1am. It was usually just me and one other guy running the place (the other guy is just cleaning and doesn’t know how to do front desk). We don’t get an actual “lunch break” where we have to clock out for 30 minutes because we can’t leave the desk completely unoccupied (unless you were going to the bathroom or tension to a guest away from the desk or something). And we just ate at our desks if we were hungry, not sitting in the back."

"I always see people saying that they aren’t able to do mobile check in. I’ve only stayed at two Marriott hotels where I tried to do mobile check in ( both of them never been to before) and they both let me without having to go to the front desk which I was really happy about because I had lost my ID and didn’t know how I was going to check in. Also I think I only had about 20 nights at the time, I usually stay with my boyfriend because he’s titanium."