Is it reasonable for the hotel not to let children live in a room?

Whether the hotel allows adult children and parents to live in standard rooms involves the specific policies and management regulations of different hotels, and different hotels may have different regulations. Generally speaking, the hotel stipulates that each room can accommodate a maximum of several people, and stipulates whether each person needs to pay the room rate, etc. This is to ensure the safety and service quality of the hotel and avoid problems such as overcrowding and abuse of hotel resources.

If the hotel stipulates that adult children and their parents are not allowed to live in standard rooms, it may be because the hotel considers the limited room area, in order to ensure the quality and comfort of guests' accommodation, and also to prevent fire safety problems caused by over-occupancy, so it has formulated such regulations. However, if the guests have special needs or special circumstances, they can apply to the hotel, and the hotel can consider whether it can meet the needs of the guests as appropriate.

Generally speaking, it is reasonable for hotels not to let adult children and parents live in standard rooms, but if guests have special needs, they can apply to the hotel, and the hotel will consider whether they can meet the needs of the guests according to the actual situation.