Why don't hotels allow couples and children to share a room?

Of course, this problem is not black and white, because different hotels and different countries have different regulations. But generally speaking, it is reasonable for hotels not to let adult children live in a standard room with their parents.

First of all, such regulations are usually for safety and comfort. Standard rooms are usually only suitable for one or two people. If more people are added, the room may be crowded, which is not conducive to mobility and comfort. In addition, the hotel will set the maximum occupancy per room according to the fire regulations and safety standards, and violation of the regulations may pose a threat to the safety of guests.

Secondly, this regulation is also to maintain the good order and image of the hotel. Many adults living in the same room may cause various problems, such as noise, drinking and smoking, which will bring unnecessary interference and influence to other guests. In addition, hotels need to maintain their own image and quality, and maintain high standards of cleanliness, neatness and service. If there are too many people living in a room, these aspects may be affected.

Of course, for some special circumstances, such as family trips or economic considerations, it may be necessary for more than one person to live in a room. If this happens, guests can ask the hotel front desk if there are other feasible options, such as upgrading to a suite or adding an extra bed. The hotel will also make a decision according to the actual situation to provide guests with a comfortable, safe and pleasant accommodation experience as much as possible.

To sum up, it is reasonable for the hotel not to let adult children and parents live in standard rooms, because it meets the requirements of safety, comfort, order and image. However, under special circumstances, the hotel will also consider the actual needs and economic situation of the guests and try its best to provide them with a better accommodation experience.