If a room is opened at 8 a.m., when will it be a day?

Most hotels close the day until 12 noon the next day. Although theoretically a day only counts from 8 o'clock to 8 o'clock, the main function of the hotel is night accommodation, so hotel accommodation is not calculated by day, but by room/night.

There is no unified standard in the hotel industry for check-in time. Each hotel has different regulations for early check-in. Some hotels stipulate that if you check in before 10 am, you will be charged an additional half-day room rate, and if you check-in before 8:00, you will be charged an additional day's room rate. Some hotels also stipulate that if you check in before 6 a.m., you will be charged an extra day's room rate, but if you check in after 6 a.m., there will be no extra charge.

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Notes when staying in a hotel:

1. Bring your own towels, water bottles, pajamas, slippers, toothbrushes and other items. People with low immunity, wounds on the body, and some susceptible people must pay attention to hygiene. If you can prepare your own daily necessities, do not use the hotels.

2. Pay attention to indoor ventilation; before using hotel items, rinse them several times with running water;

3. Wash your hands after using public items, such as Remote controls, light switches, etc.

Reference source: People's Daily Online - Hotel check-in times are confusing, there are conventions but no standards

Reference source: People's Daily Online - Five things to bring when staying in a hotel