Does eating at a luxury star hotel count?

Eating at a luxurious star-rated hotel counts.

Luxury generally refers to some unnecessary or extremely wasteful lifestyles or consumption behaviors. Star-rated hotels usually refer to hotels that are rated according to national standards and provide accommodation and catering services. Dining in star-rated hotels is usually an expensive expense and is considered a form of luxury. Star-rated hotels have high-end and luxurious decoration, supplies, services, etc. as their main features, and the prices are relatively high. When dining in such a hotel, consumers not only need to pay normal catering fees, but also pay certain luxury fees, such as service fees, room fees, tea fees, etc., so they can be classified as a type of extravagance. .

Within a person's financial tolerance, appropriate extravagance is not necessarily bad. However, excessive luxury and extravagance will affect normal living expenses and the concept of frugality. Therefore, it is necessary to control consumption levels and avoid excessive luxury and waste on the basis of ensuring one's own economic affordability and actual needs.