What are the hotel facilities in South Africa? What should I pay attention to when I check in?

South Africa Hotel Accommodation Guide There are many hotels in South Africa where tourists can stay, and the types are also varied. There are the most humble homestays, regular hotels, guesthouses, self-help dormitories in amusement attractions and hunting reserves for tourists to choose from. The accommodation cost per person per night ranges from R50 to R 1500, depending on the accommodation location and business form. If you want to save a little, you can consider living in holidays, especially hotel-style apartments, simple homestays and youth hostels in urban areas. If you are in a rural suburb, you can live in a mobile home or a camping area. The accommodation standards of these hotels are high or low, but hospitality is their common feature and the prices are reasonable. Visitors can choose the ideal accommodation place according to their own conditions. Be sure to know the characteristics of South African hotels before you check in to avoid embarrassment. 1, the hotel room provides toiletries, but it is customary not to provide toothbrushes and slippers, so please bring your own. 2. In the room, you can only drink the cold water from the faucet directly, not the hot water from the faucet. 3, South Africa's general voltage is 220V, 50 weeks of communication, can only use the trident plug socket. Some hotels have multiple standard sockets in the bathroom. You can also ask if there is an adapter in the hotel lobby, but don't forget to say "thank you" or "thank you!" For the waiter. There are two kinds of TVs in hotel rooms: free TV and pay TV. Please know the payment method before using pay TV, just pay. 5. In South Africa, you can use the stored-value telephone magnetic card to make calls, or you can use coins to make international calls directly through public telephones. The dialing method is as follows: (Take Beijing as an example) international direct dialing+country code+area code (province or city)+telephone number 09+86+10+1234 5678. Call the hotel room at your own expense. 6. Take care of hotel facilities. If there is any damage, you need personal compensation. When taking a bath, please pull the bottom of the shower curtain into the bathtub. If it gets wet, double indemnity will damage the carpet. Don't hang clothes outside the window or on the balcony. 7. Smoking is prohibited in some public places in South Africa. For example, all domestic airlines, airport indoor spaces, gas stations, restaurants and restaurants (except smoking seats), public transport (trains, buses, trams, ferries, etc. ), tourist buses, cinemas and other places. When smoking in a hotel, there should be no cigarette ash or cigarette butts left on the carpet. If the carpet is damaged or burned, you should call double indemnity.