You should always keep your account email address up to date AND verified. If your email address is incorrect, or unverified, you will not be able to reset your email and password and you will also be ineligible for Player Support assistance.
SAFETY TIP: Keep your personal details (including your password, email address and birthday) a secret. That way a scammer will never steal your account!

To receive emails from the Hotel Manager, click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and tick the checkbox labelled 'Yes, I want to get the occasional e-mail from the Hotel Manager'

PLEASE NOTE To receive emails from the Hotel manager your email address must be verified. To verify your email address, please do the following:

To verify your email address, please do the following:
When you created your Habbo account, an email will have been sent to the email address you entered during registration. If you still have this email (the one Habbo sent you), you can click the link in the email to verify your account now.

If you don’t have the email in your inbox anymore, you can resend your verification email. Click Here to resend.

If the email on your account isn't correct or is old you can update your Habbo ID with a new email address and verify that email address.

Click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and select 'change your email'. You must to know the current date of birth on your Habbo account to change your e-mail.

When you enter a new email address, an email will be sent to your new email address to verify that address is correct. To verify that email address, just click the link in the email.

From time to time the Hotel Manager will email Habbo users with details of updates, cool campaigns, celebrity visits, Credits offers, other fun stuff and exclusive goings on in the Hotel. To hear about these first make sure you have ticked the box labelled; 'Yes, I want to get the occasional e-mail from the Hotel Manager'

To make sure the box is ticked, click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and tick the checkbox labelled 'Yes, I want to get the occasional e-mail from the Hotel Manager'

Click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and select 'change your email'. You must to know the current date of birth on your Habbo account to change your e-mail.
When you enter a new email address, an email will be sent to your old email address to verify that you want the change to be made. If you don’t want to change your email address or if your account was stolen and a scammer has changed your email address; click the link in the email. Clicking this link will restore your email address to the account and automatically send you a new password to that email address.
PLEASE NOTE: You should always keep your account email address up to date AND verified. If your email address is incorrect, or unverified, you will not be able to reset your email and password in the above way. You will also be ineligible for Player Support assistance.
SAFETY TIP: Never change your email to something someone has told you to, they could steal your account by getting a new password sent to their email address. If someone asks you to change it, then you should send a 'call for help' and report them to a Moderator.

You have to enter your date of birth, or whatever date of birth you put on the account when you created your Habbo so we can verify it is you. It makes it harder for anyone that gains access to your account to change your details.

SAFETY TIP: Make sure you know the date of birth on your account, if you don’t you won’t be able to change your password or email address. It is a good idea to put in your real date of birth as you won't forget that.

We ask, so we can verify it is you. You have to know the current password and date of birth on an account to change details for security reasons. It makes it harder for anyone that gains access to your account to change your details

SAFETY TIP: Keep your personal details (including your password, email address and birthday) a secret. That way a scammer will never steal your account!

It costs nothing to create an account and explore Habbo, but for a few Habbo credits you can decorate your room, buy gifts for your friends, buy Habbo Club or play games like Wobble Squabble. Habbo Credits only cost around 10p each - that's ten for a pound.

Habbo Credits are the Hotel's currency, they are kept in your Habbo Purse and can used for a variety of things. Habbo Credits allow you to decorate your room with Habbo Furni, adopt a Pet, buy gifts for your friends, join Habbo Club  (our exclusive VIP club) or play games like Wobble Squabble and Battle Ball.

Habbo Credits can be bought in a variety of ways, to find out which is best for you Click Here.

Anyone can create a Habbo account, just click the 'Enter Habbo Hotel' link on the top right of this page, and follow the simple on screen instructions.

SAFETY TIP: You should always enter the correct date of birth and keep your account email address up to date AND verified. You will need to know your date of birth to change the email or password on your account. Also, if your email address is incorrect, or unverified, you will not be able to reset your email and password in the above way and you will also be ineligible for Player Support assistance.

Click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and select 'change your password'. You have to know the date of birth on your Habbo account to change your password. This is the date of birth you entered when you registered and created your Habbo. If you don’t know this, you can't change your password.

SAFETY TIP: Never change your password to something someone has told you to, they could steal your account, and all your Habbo Furni. If someone asks for your password, or asks you to change it, then you should send a 'call for help' and report them to a Hobba.

To verify your email address, please do the following:
When you created your Habbo account, an email will have been sent to the email address you entered during registration. If you still have this email (the one Habbo sent you), you can click the link in the email to verify your account now.

If you don’t have the email in your inbox anymore, you can resend your verification email. Click Here to access your account settings. Then click on Email and finally click on the resend verification email link.

If the email on your account isn't correct or is old you can update your Habbo ID with a new email address and verify that email address.

Click on 'Update my Habbo ID' when you're in logged into Habbo Hotel and a pop-up window will open. You can find ‘Update my Habbo ID’ in the left hand corner of the Hotel view screen (The view you first get of Habbo when you check-in). Go to page two of your Habbo ID and select 'change your email'. You must to know the current date of birth on your Habbo account to change your e-mail.

When you enter a new email address, an email will be sent to your new email address to verify that address is correct. To verify that email address, just click the link in the email.