<prompt> Human: So I am going on a 5 day vacation with my fiance and her parents to Hawaii. Her parents booked a package through a travel agent that has the accommodation through a Hilton resort. The room has two queens so we were going to just have all four of us stay in the room to save money however they are claiming that due to how packages like this work they have to charge based on number of people in the room rather than a simple room rate. I dont buy this because theres no difference between if one person or two people are in the room, and I have a feeling the travel agent is trying to squeeze more money out of the situation for no reason whatsoever. They are telling us now we need to book a new room which will cost us 1,350.Anyone run into this before? I know theres probably a lot of weird fine print because of the travel agent but this seems ridiculous.  <response>: A lot of hotels do have occupancy requirements. If you book reservations yourselves, you can usually get away with just lying about how many people are staying in a room.You could try to book directly on the hotels website and just not go to checkout to see if they charge more without the agent. 