Why can't a hotel room accommodate more than four people?

The reasons why hotels do not allow adult children to share rooms with their parents may include the following aspects:

1. Maximum occupancy limit: The beds, facilities and area of hotel rooms are limited, and hotels usually set the occupancy limit according to the room type and area. If adult children have to share a room with their parents, it may lead to the number of people exceeding the standard, and it is difficult for the hotel to ensure safety and comfort. Therefore, in order to maintain the quality of housing, hotels are generally not allowed to exceed the maximum number of people.

2. Protect privacy and safety: hotels usually set up files for each room, including the name, ID number and contact information of the guests. If adult children have to share a room with their parents, it may involve privacy protection and hotel safety issues. In addition, the hotel may need to know the accommodation and departure time of each guest in order to manage the room and serve the guests. If adult children share a room with their parents, it may bring some difficulties and troubles to hotel management.

3. Business and market demand: For tourist hotels, its business goal is to provide a pleasant, comfortable and safe accommodation environment for guests, thus attracting more guests. If adult children live in the same room with their parents, it may lead to a decline in room utilization, thus affecting the economic benefits of the hotel. In addition, hotels usually design rooms and services according to customers' needs and market demand. If adult children need to share a room, these needs may not be met.

In short, the hotel does not allow adult children to share a room with their parents, in order to ensure the quality of the room and the comfort of customers, but also to protect privacy and safety and meet the needs of business and market.