If you want to stay in the hotel for a few days, do you need to explain when you check in?

There may be a discount for staying for several consecutive nights.

In addition, you can also book a hotel room.

Maybe the room is free these two days.

The third day is fully booked.

So it's better to say it in advance

No special preparation is needed.

Just tell the front desk that I'm going to stay for a few days. The exact number of days hasn't been decided yet, so I'll keep the room first.

I'll tell you in advance when to check out.

I want to know some details. Is that if I stay for a few days, will the waiter come to pack up or something? For example, add things to the bathroom, clean the trash can, and add things to the refrigerator? You can leave blank in the answer, and I will adopt it. thank you

A: Under normal circumstances, as long as you don't check out, the hotel will acquiesce in your continued stay, as long as your down payment is enough. If it is not enough, they will tell you whether you need to go through the formalities of continuing residence.

As long as the tenant doesn't explicitly say that he doesn't need room service, the general hotel will go in and clean the room when the tenant is not in the room, but if you explicitly say that he doesn't need room service, then the hotel won't casually enter your room.

If there is something unclear, you can continue to add it.