Can we share a hotel room if we are not a couple? Front desk: Just pay more attention to these points

As we all know, the hotel supervision system is becoming more and more perfect now. For some men and women who have bad transactions, the hotel will quickly feedback to the local police through the system, so some young men and women will be more worried when they stay in the hotel.

So if we are not husband and wife, can we book the same hotel room?

In response, the front desk lady said that as long as you abide by these few rules, you can check in.

Article 1 Both parties must be over 18 years old.

Nowadays, the post-00 generation is relatively open-minded. They all like to make friends online and have offline entertainment. Two people may meet offline after not knowing each other for a few days, or even check into the same hotel.

This is absolutely not allowed for hotels. When registering for a hotel room, if the other party is under 18 years old and is not accompanied by family members, the hotel will not allow check-in.

Second, don’t let your friends bypass the front desk to check in at the hotel.

Maybe the two parties are normal friends. After booking the hotel, they will ask some friends to come and stay at the hotel.

At this time, friends will basically not register their identity information, but will bypass the front desk and check in at the hotel. Once they are suspected by the front desk lady, they will contact the local police station for investigation.

Generally speaking, the identity information of several people must be registered according to the number of people staying in a hotel room, and the number of beds cannot exceed the number.

Third, if you are not a couple, it is best not to bring valuable items to the hotel.

If two people are not husband and wife, then they have no due obligations. If one person loses valuables, it will cause a lot of disputes. At this time, who is responsible will be responsible for each other. Accusation.

And if you are not a husband and wife, it is best not to damage the hotel's items. These are not easy to mediate. If the two people are not a husband and wife, then be cautious during the check-in process. Do not damage or damage the hotel's belongings. Losing valuables affects the relationship between both parties.

I wonder what everyone thinks of this?

Have you ever stayed in a hotel with someone of the opposite sex who is not a couple?