They all live in the same person, one is called a hotel, and the other is called a hotel. What is the biggest gap between them?

When people go on business or travel in other places, they will inevitably stay in hotels or guesthouses, but as a guest, can you really see the difference? How are hotels and guesthouses defined, and what are their respective standards? Next, Bian Xiao will study with you.

1, hotel. Generally speaking, hotels are relatively small in scale, cheap in price and single in functional area. Generally, they only provide room accommodation, with simple decoration and basic equipment such as beds, televisions and baths. But generally does not include breakfast, chess, fitness, swimming pool and other additional items. Therefore, the hotel is more suitable for working-class people to stay in, and the cost performance is still ok.

2. Hotel. Generally speaking, hotels are high-grade, and hotels are also divided into stars. The higher the star rating, the higher the price, so the price will be high. The facilities and projects in the hotel are also complete, and the rooms are decorated with high-grade decoration. In addition to basic facilities, they will also be equipped with business computers, jacuzzis and so on. And the toiletries provided are also famous brands, and the sanitation and disinfection are quite reassuring. In addition, the hotel also provides high-quality breakfast, food ordering and delivery services, as well as chess and card clubs, swimming pools, massage rooms, gyms, restaurants and so on. And the living is very safe and reassuring, which can be said to be very comfortable and enjoyable.

So in Bian Xiao's view, the biggest difference between hotels and guesthouses is the price, which can actually be said to be the grade. The two have different grades and are suitable for different target customers. The so-called "one point for one price, one point for one goods", when you want to find a hotel or guesthouse when you first arrive in other places, you must make clear the difference between them, and then look for it according to your own economic strength and needs, so as not to cause unnecessary twists and turns.