Is accommodation in Hong Kong very strict? A family of three, book a standard room, okay?

Accommodation regulations in Hong Kong are not very strict, but relevant laws and regulations need to be observed. For a family of three, a standard room may not meet the living needs, because the standard room is usually small and only suitable for two adults. If you need a bigger room or more beds, consider booking a family room or suite.

When booking a hotel, you need to provide the identity information of all the people who check in, including their names, ID numbers, etc. This information will be used for hotel management and police registration. If your identity information does not meet the requirements, you may be refused to stay.

It should also be noted that in Hong Kong, the tax rate of hotel accommodation is relatively high and the price is relatively high. So you need to make a good budget and choose the accommodation that suits you.

In a word, to book a hotel in Hong Kong, you need to provide the identity information of all the people who check in and abide by the relevant regulations and requirements. For a family of three, we can consider booking a family room or suite to meet the living needs.