I booked a hotel for three days and only stayed for one day. Can I refund the rest?

The hotel was booked three days in advance and only stayed for one day. The rest is refundable.

The tenant establishes a contractual relationship with your hotel through the Internet. The tenant's obligation is to pay the room fee, and your hotel's obligation is to provide the room for 3 days. Before both parties perform the contract on the second day, the tenant will notify you The hotel made a "request" to stay for two days and return one day's accommodation fee. This "request" was for the hotel guest to "terminate the contract" based on the content of the contract change "identified by the Contract Law." There is no special provision for this "request" in the law. Or the "request" is based on special circumstances when your hotel can choose whether to agree to (change) the contract.

Make a reservation at the hotel three days in advance. You will only stay for one day. You can check out for the remaining two days. However, if there are conditions, you must apply for check out one day in advance. You cannot apply for check-out after the third day. In this case, the hotel reserves the right to refuse. Even if you use a smartphone app to reserve a room and you don’t want to stay, you still need to apply half a day in advance. If you apply late, it will affect the hotel's rental status and cause damage to the hotel. Therefore, one day's fee can be refunded if notified and applied for the day before.

If there are special circumstances, the guest shall enjoy the statutory or agreed right to terminate the contract. For example, if the guest continues to stay after an earthquake, the hotel will not be able to provide guest rooms after the contract is terminated and the remaining balance is required to be refunded on the grounds that there is no force majeure for the guest. When staying, the tenant can request a refund of the remaining room payment after rescinding the contract on the grounds of hotel breach of contract.