Dogs are not allowed in the B&B, but if you bring one and there is cat hair, 100 deposit will be deducted. Is this reasonable?

According to relevant laws and regulations, B&Bs, as places that provide accommodation services, should provide consumers with a safe, hygienic and comfortable environment, and should also provide consumers with reasonable charging standards.

The rule that pets are not allowed in B&Bs is, on the one hand, to consider the possible impact on other guests, and on the other hand, to ensure the cleanliness of the accommodation environment. Therefore, if consumers violate the regulations, the corresponding deposit will be deducted as compensation.

As to whether the amount of deposit deduction is reasonable, it needs to be judged with reference to relevant regulations and the actual situation. If the pet brought by the consumer causes obvious damage or pollution and needs to be cleaned or repaired, it is reasonable to deduct the 100 yuan deposit. But if the deposit of 100 yuan is deducted just because of cat hair, that may be a bit excessive and needs to be considered based on the actual cleaning cost.

In summary, pets are not allowed in B&Bs. If consumers violate the regulations and cause damage, the corresponding deposit can be deducted for compensation. However, the amount of deduction should be reasonable and need to be judged based on the actual situation.