How do five-star hotels deal with the story of pseudonyms staying in hotels?

For fake celebrity hotels, the response of five-star hotels is very sharp

Some time ago, the "Shanghai Celebrity Group" incident was also raging. For the "Shanghai Celebrity Group" incident, it is actually the pursuit of "exquisite poverty". In fact, in the eyes of most people, celebrities are always synonymous with high-quality women. No matter ancient or modern, as long as they are well-known celebrities, their deeds are basically unattainable, and ordinary people can only look up to them. In fact, celebrities are also synonymous with independent and outstanding women. However, now, after this incident, people have doubts about the so-called "celebrities", which further reduces the status of "celebrities", in other words, I am sorry for the title of "celebrities". It can also be said that they are not "celebrities" at all.

It is worth mentioning that some netizens broke the news. For this celebrity incident in Shanghai, it is mainly that several people who are not real celebrities entered a group to compete for high-end goods in order to save face, in order to achieve the purpose of showing off in the circle of friends. In fact, some netizens "undercover" have entered the celebrity single group, and these netizens have a clearer and more objective understanding of these "pseudo-celebrities". These "undercover" netizens said that in addition to some daily necessities, they can spell out things like staying in a hotel. It can be seen from here that these people are basically "pseudo-celebrities". Simply put, they are a kind of "exquisite poverty".

In fact, it can be seen from the screenshots provided by netizens that after the incident was exposed, a Shanghai celebrity girl responded to this, saying that it was nothing to spend 1 yuan to take high-end afternoon tea photos, just longing for a rich life. I also want some netizens to say that these people are actually "fishing for women", a group of women who want to get something for nothing. In order to package themselves, these women will set up such a group of "pseudo-celebrities" and then compete for hotels, have afternoon tea and buy luxury goods. So, how do five-star hotels deal with these pseudo-celebrities vying for hotels?

First of all, the staff of the Ritz-Carlton Portman Hotel in Shanghai said that all guests need to brush their faces and be certified by their real names when staying at the hotel. Before that, there was no situation in which many people stayed in one room. In fact, rooms in this hotel can be booked on both the regular platform and the front desk, but the security of booking in intermediary and other third-party channels cannot be guaranteed.

Then there is the Bulgari Hotel in Shanghai. The staff of the hotel also said that when staying in the hotel, you need to brush your face and ID card, and when entering the elevator, you need to brush your room card. There is no order for multiple people to stay.

The manager of another five-star hotel said that theoretically, after booking a room, guests can secretly bring people into the hotel, but the number is limited, so they can only enter the residence and cannot go to other areas of the hotel. If an online celebrity is caught sneaking in with a camera, he will be stopped by the lobby manager.