Do I need an ID card to check out of the hotel?

No ID card is required for hotel check-out.

Generally, you do not need to show your ID card when checking out. According to relevant laws and regulations, hotel industry staff should register the name, ID type and number of guests staying at the hotel, and hand over the room card and deposit voucher to the service desk when checking out. There is no need to check the ID card again.

The main functions of ID cards:

1. Voter registration;

2. Household registration;

3. Military service registration;< /p>

4. Marriage registration;

5. Enrollment, employment;

6. Handle notary services;

7. Go to the border management area ;

8. Apply for exit procedures;

9. Participate in litigation activities;

10. Apply for motor vehicle and boat driving licenses and driving licenses, not for aircraft. EMU license;

11. Apply for individual business license;

12. Handle personal credit affairs;

13. Participate in social insurance and receive social relief;

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14. Go through the formalities for taking a civil aviation flight;

15. Go through the registration formalities for accommodation in a hotel;

16. Withdraw remittances and emails;

17 , Consign items;

18. Handle other matters.

In summary, you generally do not need an ID card to check out, and you need an ID card to open a room. However, sometimes in order to prevent the person who opens the room and the person who lives in the room from being different, some places will also require it. ID card. Hotel industry staff who fail to register the name, ID type and number of a guest staying in the hotel as required, or who fail to stop a guest who is knowingly bringing dangerous substances into the hotel, shall be fined not less than RMB 200 but not more than RMB 500. If a staff member of the hotel industry knowingly knows that the guest staying is a criminal suspect or a person wanted by the public security organ and fails to report it to the public security organ, he shall be fined not less than 200 yuan but not more than 500 yuan; if the circumstances are serious, he shall be detained for not more than five days, and may and be fined not more than 500 yuan.

Legal basis:

Article 13 of the "Resident Identity Card Law of the People's Republic of China"

Citizens who engage in relevant activities need to prove their identity , have the right to use resident ID cards to prove their identity, and relevant units and their staff may not refuse.

Relevant units and their staff shall keep confidential the personal information of citizens recorded on resident identity cards obtained during the performance of duties or provision of services.