At present, five-star hotels often check in after 15: pm and ask to check out at 12: noon the next day. Is this really reasonable for consumers?

At present, five-star hotels often check in after 15: pm and ask to check out at 12: noon the next day, which is really unreasonable for consumers. However, non-membership individual customers are not the target customer groups.

to put it mildly, the average traveler's spending on staying in a hotel every year is not as high as my spending on drinks in the lobby bar.

in fact, there are only two types of target customers in five-star hotels, one is the customers who rent venues to hold business meetings/lectures/weddings, and the other is the frequent flyer customers who stay for dozens to hundreds of times every year (including business people and corporate executives who rent for a long time). The individual who occasionally stays in the tourist season should make way for the target customers, so as to meet the principle of maximizing commercial profits.

The check-in and check-out time of hotels should also be given priority to frequent travelers, and the early check-in and late check-out time of frequent travelers of different levels should be guaranteed accordingly. It is basically impossible for individual travelers to want their rights and interests in the tourist season, and the hotel will be relaxed only when the room vacancy is high in the off-season.

so do you understand? The reason why you can't check in until after 15 o'clock is because most members choose to check out at 14 o'clock, and some senior members choose to check out at 16 o'clock. Some rooms in the hotel can't be cleaned until around 15 o'clock.