When does the hotel count as a day?

Most hotels follow the international calculation method: one day is counted from check-in after room service time to check-out before noon the next day 12.

In fact, the checkout cycle of each hotel is different. Some hotels will check out within 24 hours after checking in. Most hotels are based on the international calculation method: one day is counted from check-in after room service time to check-out before noon the next day 12, but due to the different room service time of major hotels, some hotels check-in after 6 am and check-out at noon the next day 12 is counted as one day; Some people have to stay until noon the next day after noon 12, and half a day's rent will be charged for moving in early. If the room is not tight, you can generally apply to the front desk for check-out before 2 pm, without charging half-day rent. In addition, 2: 00 am to 5: 00 am is the hotel's "over-rent" time (hotel terminology, that is, after the judge checks the guest's account at night, it will automatically post the account and collect the rent by computer). If you check in before renting a house, the front desk will usually help you to delay the check-out and let you sleep well. Those who check in after renting and before the normal supply time of housing cannot be counted as checking in on the same day and returning the next day, but the check-out time can be delayed until 6 pm at the latest. For example, in a hotel, if the rental time is 7: 00 a.m. and the rental time is 3: 00 a.m., check-in from 7: 00 a.m. on the 22nd to 3: 00 a.m. on the 23rd is counted as one day, and check-out from 3: 00 a.m. to 7: 00 a.m. is counted as one day.

Generally speaking, the computer system of hotel management will audit the income at night the next day. The night trial is from 4 am to 5 am. If you check in at this time, you can stay until the next day 12, which is only one day's room rate. But some hotels can offer discounts until 2 pm.