There are definitely people who are biased against fraternities and sororities. I think the best option in these cases is to be as professional as possible, thank them politely and demonstrate what you are really all about. I think that, in the second post, leaving that hotel meant that you missed an opportunity to possibly change their minds and see just what polite young men you could be. All they really know is what they read/see in the media, which is often "Fraternity causes $XXXXX of damage at blah blah hotel", etc. Sieze the opportunity to help them see the other side of Greek Life. We can't deny that some groups have screwed up the reputation for all of us.
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