Why don't some hotels allow adult children to share a room with their parents?

Hotels, hotels, and homestays all have their own rules and cannot be generalized. However, if the hotel stipulates that adult children should not share a standard room with their parents, there are usually some reasonable reasons and considerations, such as: 1 Maximum occupancy limit: In order to ensure the comfort and safety of guests, hotels generally stipulate the maximum occupancy limit of each room. Therefore, if only two people can live in a standard room, then adult children cannot live with their parents. 2. Getting along day and night: Although it is legal for adult children to live in the same room with their parents, it may bring discomfort such as collocation and privacy. Therefore, some hotels may encourage customers to choose multiple rooms, which are more suitable for family living. 3. Security: Due to the difference of family combination, hotel managers may lead to many uncontrollable factors, such as tension and noise between adult children and elderly parents. In order to ensure that all guests can get the same quality and comfort, the hotel may think that this is not the best arrangement. In short, it is not very common for hotels to prohibit adult children from sharing a room with their parents, but it is not unreasonable. If necessary, you can ask relevant questions to the hotel to reach a solution that everyone can be satisfied with.