People are not asked for a marriage license when they check into a hotel. It is not their business to know if you are or are not married. Just be cool.
Absolutely - the hotel has no right to decide whether it's morally right or wrong for a unmarried couple to sleep in the same room.
no just act like husband and wife so there is no problem coming.
It is not against the law in any U.S. state for an unmarried couple to share a hotel room. While it is possible that it could be listed on a strange laws website, it is extremely rare that this law would ever be used against someone and would be dismissed in a court hearing.
The law allows you to roam freely. It is a democratic nation and this comes under personal freedoms. If you are in any major city in a decent hotel there will be no questions asked. Frankly nobody has the time to care. You only need to produce ID. But beware of the shadier places in smaller towns. Its not the law but the trouble makers that can cause trouble.
The best place to book a reservation at the Anantara hotel in Maldives would be on the official Anantara site. Here, one can find information such as rates, room types and how to book.
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You can't. I don't believe you can... not legally at least.
Legally you must be 18 years of age to make a legal contract which, technically, is what renting a hotel room is.
Boutique hotel is a small hotel which typically has between 10 and 100 rooms in unique settings with upscale accommodations. This type of hotel is ideal for business travellers and couple travellers.