Do I have to deduct money from my credit card every day when I stay in a hotel in America?

Whether hotels in the United States will deduct fees from credit cards every day depends on hotel policies and booking methods. There are the following situations:

1, Prepayment: Some hotels will require all or part of the fee to be paid before check-in. In this case, the hotel will deduct the corresponding fees from the credit card before checking in.

2. Card guarantee: the hotel will ask for a credit card as a guarantee to ensure that you pay when you leave the hotel. In this case, the hotel will not deduct money from the credit card every day, but settle all the expenses when checking out.

3. Daily authorization: Some hotels will authorize a certain amount from the credit card for additional expenses (such as catering and room service) when they check in. If you use these extra services, the hotel will deduct the corresponding fees from the authorized amount. If you don't use the extra service, the authorized amount will generally be cancelled when you leave the store, and there will be no actual deduction. Therefore, staying in a hotel in the United States and deducting money from the credit card every day depends on the hotel policy and booking method. It should be noted that the specific payment and authorization policies will vary from hotel to hotel. Before booking a hotel, it is best to read and understand the hotel's reservation policy and payment method.