Can adult children live in a standard room with their parents?

I think it is reasonable to some extent that the hotel does not allow adult children to live in a standard room with their parents. However, we should also be aware that this provision is likely to affect consumers' stay experience.

First of all, hotels do not allow adult children and parents to live in standard rooms, which may adversely affect consumers' choices. Some families may only need one standard room, but because of this rule, they have to choose a bigger room or book two standard rooms, which increases their travel costs. This rule may also affect families' travel plans, because they must find suitable rooms within the scope stipulated by the hotel.

Secondly, this rule may also affect the comfort of the family. If parents and adult children are forced to live in different rooms, they may feel lonely and uncomfortable, which may affect their travel experience. In addition, if adult children are forced to live in separate rooms, they may feel inconvenient because they cannot enjoy the facilities and conveniences of the room with their parents.

However, we should also realize the rationality of hotel regulations. The hotel may be worried that adult children living in the same room with their parents will make noise and bring inconvenience to other guests. In addition, the hotel may also consider safety factors, because adult children living in the same room with their parents may increase the risk of emergencies such as fires.

In a word, it is reasonable for hotels not to let adult children live in a standard room with their parents, but there are also some problems. We should provide consumers with a better accommodation experience as far as possible on the premise of maintaining hotel order and guest safety. Hotels can consider providing more different types of rooms to meet the needs of different families, and at the same time ensure the comfort and safety of guests through better management and service.