Can children share a room with their parents?

The hotel does not allow adult children to live in a standard room with their parents. This involves some regulations and considerations of hotel management.

First of all, hotels usually set some rules to ensure the safety and comfort of hotel guests. For some standard rooms, the number of people and beds that can be accommodated is limited. If too many people live in one room, it may cause trouble to other guests. Furthermore, if multiple different groups of people live in the same room, such as adult children and parents, it may bring some hidden dangers and management risks. For example, someone may accidentally damage hotel equipment or bring some items that are not suitable for placement in the hotel.

In addition, in order to comply with laws, regulations and rules, hotel managers must also verify the identity and qualifications of guests, which helps prevent some unscrupulous people from entering the hotel and ensures the safety and legal operation of the hotel.

In general, the hotel stipulates that adult children and parents cannot share a standard room for management and safety reasons. However, if there is a real need, some hotels will also provide room types for multiple occupancy for guests to choose from.