Zhengzhou mo hotel

You can ask for a claim or suggest a claim.

1, the security of the hotel is insufficient, and the door can be brushed open by strangers, which is a potential safety hazard. From the security point of view, if any stranger can open the door of the hotel, then the safety of any tenant can not be guaranteed. It was a couple, a man and a woman. What if it's a single woman? Under such circumstances, is he innocent when he is violated? And at that time, they were still awake and not asleep. If they are already asleep, others don't know what happened when they came in, such as being violated or stolen. They don't know, and the security of this hotel is too poor.

So it's time to claim compensation, let them pay the price, take a warning, check the access control system well and see how to improve security.

2. When my girlfriend was taking a shower, the door opened, which invaded privacy. At that time, the boy in the couple was taking a bath in bed and brushing his mobile phone, while the woman was still taking a bath and didn't come out, but the hotel opened a room, mostly a glass bathroom. No one knows if a strange man saw anything when he broke in, but the feeling of being invaded by privacy is really terrible. If a woman is photographed by a stranger, it is even more disgusting, so it is reasonable to ask for compensation.

3, should claim compensation: paid the room rate, did not get the service it deserved, and was invaded by privacy. As far as the relationship between the hotel and the tenant is concerned, as long as the tenant pays the room rate, it forms a service contract with the hotel, and the hotel is obliged to provide the tenant with a safe and hygienic room. But obviously, this hotel did not provide a safe room for its guests, which led to the door being opened by strangers. The safety of tenants is not guaranteed and privacy is violated. I also received some mental stimulation.

Therefore, according to relevant regulations, it is also very legal and reasonable to make compensation.

Of course, the tenant pays the room fee, so you should not ask for reasonable compensation when making claims.