Does the hotel have a rule that a family can't live in one room?

Hotel regulations may be reasonable. From the hotel's point of view, a family of three can't live in the same standard room for safety and comfort. Because three adults live in a standard room, it may cause room congestion, affect the occupancy experience, and have an impact on emergency rescue and escape (rationality exists).

2. There may be humanization problems in the implementation of the regulations. Although the hotel regulations are reasonable, we should also consider the needs of customers when implementing them. If a family of three needs to share a room, the hotel should consider whether it can support this kind of accommodation under the premise of safety and comfort according to the actual situation. Otherwise, it will not only lead to poor customer experience, but also bring negative repercussions and word-of-mouth loss to the hotel (the existence of humanization problems).

3. Relevant departments should improve service quality. Hotel industry is an important field of service industry, and its service quality is very important to customer satisfaction and experience. Therefore, in addition to considering the accommodation mode according to the actual situation, the relevant departments should also strengthen the supervision of hotel service quality, protect the legitimate rights and interests of customers, and create a better customer experience (service quality problems).

To sum up, it is reasonable for hotel regulations not to allow adult children and parents to live in the same standard room, but it should also be considered and revised in the specific implementation to solve the contradiction between customers and hotels as much as possible. At the same time, hotels and relevant departments should also strive to improve service quality and create a better customer experience.