A friend of mine is a foreigner. Why don't many hotels let foreign guests stay? Are people in China so exclusive? angry

This is not exclusion, this is security and responsibility. I believe that basically all four-star and five-star hotels can allow foreigners to stay, and my foreign friends and I have no problem every time we go back. Only some of them have a low level of safety and hygiene, which is limited. Because once something happens to the foreign guests in the hotel, those small shops are very unwilling and unable to bear transnational personal safety disputes.

Foreigners, commonly known as "foreigners", refer to people who do not have the nationality of one country but have the nationality of another country, or as a general term for one country to another. People without the nationality of that country sometimes include stateless people. Proceeding from the principle of national sovereignty, the state enjoys territorial advantages over all people and things within its territory, and foreigners are no exception. As soon as foreigners enter the territory of a country, they are under the territorial advantage of that country, subject to the jurisdiction of the host country and abide by the laws and regulations of the host country. The host country should protect the life and property safety and legitimate rights and interests of foreigners.

Foreigners' entry must be approved by the country where they enter. The state has no obligation to accept foreigners. For the sake of national security and interests, foreigners with certain conditions are generally prohibited from entering the country, including mental patients or patients with dangerous infectious diseases and criminals. Foreigners have the right to leave the country, and the state has no right to prohibit foreigners who have paid taxes, fines and debts and gone through exit procedures without pending civil punishment cases from leaving the country. However, the state has the right to expel foreigners under certain circumstances (such as violating national laws).