What should I do if I don’t have a nucleic acid certificate when I stay in a hotel?

Currently, consumers do not need to have a nucleic acid test when entering a hotel, but they still need to have a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours when checking into hotels, dining in, and entering gyms and other places. The reason why checking into a hotel requires a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours is because after checking into the hotel, many consumers need to eat breakfast, so they are tested when checking in.

All walks of life have gradually begun to resume work and production, and the number of people who need to travel to other places for business is gradually increasing. Hotels, guesthouses, etc. (hereinafter referred to as hotels), as a place to stay, are places where many strangers need to temporarily concentrate their lives. The hotel not only has public activity areas, but also has a separate space for each guest. There are also many guests who stay for several days or more than ten days at a time, during which they need to come in and out frequently. These all bring difficulties to the prevention and control of infectious diseases. It's quite difficult.

It is recommended that you pay attention to the following eight points when staying in a hotel:

1. Pay attention to guest room ventilation

Medium and large hotels will install fresh air systems to deliver fresh outside air to the guest rooms. However, due to the original design and installation problems of the fresh air systems in some hotels, the air in various rooms and corridors will be connected. Once there is a virus in a certain room, it is easy to cause cross-infection. Of course, some hotels claim that their fresh air systems are so advanced and reasonable that this will not happen. However, to ensure safety, it is recommended to turn off the fresh air system and open the guest room windows after check-in.

It is also emphasized that you must not stay in a guest room without a window. This kind of room can only deliver fresh air through the fresh air system. If it is closed, it will be too stuffy to live in. Therefore, you cannot stay in such a room under any circumstances. .

2. Bring your own cleaning wipes containing 75%

It is best to wipe the surfaces of tabletops, countertops and other objects that the body must come into contact with with cleaning wipes. Although these items appear to be stain-free on the surface, almost no hotel can guarantee that the housekeeping staff can use the rags exclusively for their own use and rooms, and they must be strictly disinfected after each use.

3. Disinfection of kettles and tea sets

It is impossible for hotels to disinfect electric kettles after guests check out. If you're worried that previous guests may have cooked something disgusting in the kettle, it's best not to use it. Free bottled purified water is provided in the room, but it is more troublesome to use it to make tea or coffee. Recommend a cup that can hold less water.

According to general hotel management regulations, tea cups will be sterilized in the electric steamer in the pantry on the floor, but this cannot prevent lazy employees from not strictly following this procedure. If guests mind, they can use soup and boil water again. disinfect.

4. Regarding the sanitation of sofas, chairs and stools in guest rooms

Many hotels’ cloth sofas do not have seat covers. It is absolutely certain that most hotels use a vacuum cleaner at most to clean them. Surface dust, brushing is not possible unless there is a large area of ??dirt. Therefore, it is recommended not to sit directly while wearing underwear, otherwise it will be no different from sitting on the ground.

5. Regarding bed hygiene

It is strongly recommended that people who like to sleep naked should not relax so much on hotel sheets, because the hotel laundry room (some hotels deliver items outside Off-site laundry) uses a large amount of detergents that are highly irritating to the skin in order to achieve the bleaching effect. Some guests feel itchy skin after sleeping in the hotel, thinking that they were bitten by lice and fleas on the bed. In fact, this is extremely rare, and it is more likely that they are allergic to residual detergent.

6. Regarding brochures and books in the room

It is recommended to wash your hands after reading them. Those are things that have been read by thousands of people and have never been disinfected.

7. Regarding bathroom hygiene

1. Mouthwash cup: If it must be used, it is recommended to wash it with boiling water and disinfect it.

2. Towels: There is a possibility of strong irritating detergent residues in washed towels. Guests with sensitive skin should pay attention; towels that have not been used by previous guests will not be washed. No one knows how long it took and how many floating objects in the air it was contaminated with. So either rinse it yourself or use your own towel.

3. Hand-washing countertop: It is recommended to wipe it with disinfectant wipes yourself. No one can guarantee how many areas the housekeeper will wipe with a rag.

4. Toilet: It is recommended to use disposable toilet seats. You know why.

5. Bathtub: If the hotel is not equipped with a disposable bathtub film cover or you happen to not bring it with you, then absolutely do not use it for bathing.

6. Slippers: Budget hotels or low-end hotels are equipped with rubber and plastic slippers. To avoid fungal infection, it is recommended not to use them.

8. Minimize the number of times the service staff enters the room during your stay

If the stay is short, it is safest to disinfect the room yourself. It is best not to let the service staff enter the room for cleaning. When you go out, hang a "Do Not Disturb" sign outside the door or press the "Do Not Disturb" light switch in the room.

Legal Basis

"Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 16 The state and society should care for and help patients with infectious diseases , pathogen carriers and patients with suspected infectious diseases, so that they can receive timely treatment. No unit or individual may discriminate against patients with infectious diseases, pathogen carriers and patients with suspected infectious diseases.

Patients with infectious diseases, pathogen carriers and patients with suspected infectious diseases may not engage in activities that are prohibited by laws, administrative regulations and the health administration department of the State Council and are prone to infectious diseases before they are cured or before the suspicion of infectious diseases is eliminated. work to spread the disease.