Can a person who breaks his promise stay in a hotel?

Those who break their trust can stay in hotels.

A person subject to execution for breach of trust may stay in a hotel, but may not stay in a hotel with a star rating or above.

The consumption restrictions imposed by the court on dishonest persons mainly include the following points:

1. High consumption is not allowed in star-rated or above hotels, hotels, nightclubs, golf courses and other places;< /p>

2. It is not allowed to purchase real estate or build, expand or high-end decorated houses;

3. It is not allowed to rent high-end office buildings, hotels, apartments and other places for office work;

4. No travel or vacation is allowed.

These measures are designed to restrict the extravagant consumption of dishonest persons subject to execution and encourage them to fulfill court judgments or rulings.

Restrictive measures for dishonest persons:

1. Restrictions on taking airplanes and high-class trains;

2. Restrictions on serving as legal representatives, directors, and supervisors of enterprises ;

3. Restriction on participation in government procurement, project bidding and other activities;

4. Restriction on obtaining government subsidies or financial support;

5. Restriction on satellite operations High-end hotels, high-end clubs and other places for high consumption;

6. Restrict children from attending high-fee private schools;

7. Restrict the purchase of real estate or new, expanded, high-end decoration houses;< /p>

8. Restrict the purchase of vehicles that are not necessary for business operations.

To sum up, the consumption restrictions imposed by the court on dishonest persons include not staying in hotels with stars or above, not engaging in high-consumption activities, not purchasing real estate or high-end decorated houses, not leasing high-end office buildings, etc. Aimed at prompting them to fulfill a court judgment or order.

Legal basis:

"Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Restricting High Consumption and Related Consumption of Persons Subject to Execution"

Article 3

< p>If the person subject to execution is a natural person, after consumption restriction measures are taken, he is not allowed to engage in the following high consumption and consumption behaviors that are not necessary for life and work:

When taking transportation, choose airplanes, trains, soft sleepers, or ships. etc.;

Consume high expenses in star-rated hotels, hotels, nightclubs, golf courses and other places;

Purchase real estate or build, expand or high-end decorated houses;

Lease high-end office buildings, hotels, apartments and other places to work;

Purchase non-essential vehicles for business;

Travel and vacation;

High fees for children to attend school Private schools;

Pay high premiums to purchase insurance and financial products;

Take all seats on G-prefixed EMU trains, first-class or above seats on other EMU trains, and other non-life and work matters Necessary consumption behavior.