Is there a difference between a quasi-five-star hotel and a five-star hotel?

The concept of "quasi-five-star hotel" began with the provisions of the national star hotel evaluation standard in 2005.

One: What is a quasi-five-star hotel?

This regulation is a term introduced into the new evaluation standard of star-rated hotels in 2005. The standard divides the stars into seven grades: quasi-star, one-star, two-star, three-star, four-star, quasi-five-star, and platinum-five-star. The quasi-five-star hotel is the beginning of a five-star standard hotel, which proves that the hotel is already a five-star hotel, and platinum-five-star is the highest grade representing a star hotel (domestic).

Two. The difference between quasi-five-star hotels and five-star hotels;

Five-star hotels have been evaluated and listed by the National Tourism Administration. Quasi-five-star hotels are built according to five-star standards, but they have not been declared or rated for less than one year. In principle, this kind of hotel can't be called a star-rated hotel, but in order to highlight its own hardware, the word "quasi" is added, which means evaluating several stars.