What time is the most cost-effective time to check in at the hotel?

One day is counted from check-in to 12 o'clock the next day (some are at 2 p.m.). The most cost-effective way to check in is to check in in the morning and check out at the specified time.

In fact, the billing cycle of each hotel is different. Some hotels are based on check-in, and check-out within 24 hours is one day. Most hotels are based on international calculation methods.

From check-in after the room supply time to the next day, check-out before 12 noon is counted as one day. However, due to the different room supply times of major hotels, some check-in after 6 a.m. can be done until 12 noon the next day. Clicking to check out counts as one day, and some may not until after 12 noon.

Extended information:

The guest room should be equipped with guest facilities corresponding to the hotel star standards, such as: dressing table (or writing desk), wardrobe, bed (soft mattress), Seats, sofas, bedside control cabinets and other supporting furniture;

Each guest room has a separate bathroom. The bathroom is generally equipped with a sitting toilet, a dressing table (with a washbasin, a dressing mirror), a cold Hot water facilities (including bathtubs with jets, shower curtains);

Each room has split air conditioning or central air conditioning that can guarantee or adjust the temperature; each room is equipped with a telephone that can be dialed directly Or make domestic or international long-distance calls through the switchboard; each room is equipped with a TV and audio equipment.