How to book a room without ID card?

Legal Analysis

1. You can use your residence permit, domestic passport, driver's license, and pass to check in. 2. If you don’t bring any of the above documents, you can go to the local public security bureau to show your identity certificate to check in. 3. If you are a frequent guest of the hotel, you can ask the hotel staff to retrieve historical check-in information, and then conduct identity verification and check-in. 4. You can use your relative’s ID card to book a room and then move in directly, but you need to register your identity information as a visitor.

Legal Basis

"Hotel Industry Public Security Management Measures" Article 6 Hotels must register for accommodation of tourists. When registering, the passenger's identity document shall be checked and the passenger's identity document shall be truthfully registered according to the prescribed items. All hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, guest houses, guesthouses, carriage shops, bathhouses, etc. that accommodate tourists, whether state-owned, collectively operated, partnership, individual business, Sino-foreign joint venture, Sino-foreign cooperative operation, whether exclusive or part-time Business operations, whether year-round or seasonal, must abide by these regulations.

Article 14 of the "Resident Identity Card Law of the People's Republic of China" Under any of the following circumstances, citizens shall present their resident identity cards to prove their identity: (1) Changes in permanent residence registration items; ( 2) Military service registration; (3) Marriage registration and adoption registration; (4) Application for exit procedures; (5) Other situations where laws and administrative regulations require the use of resident identity cards to prove identity. Citizens who have not obtained a resident identity card in accordance with the provisions of this law and engage in relevant activities specified in the preceding paragraph may use other certification methods that comply with national regulations to prove their identity.