What does it mean that the hotel room window is located in the corridor or aisle?

The window of the room faces the corridor or aisle in the hotel.

This kind of room layout usually appears in the special layout of hotel architectural design. It means that the window of the room does not face the outside, but faces the corridor or aisle inside the hotel. This means that what you see from the room window is the environment inside the hotel, not the outdoor scenery or landscape.

There may be many reasons for this room layout. One possibility is that architectural design restrictions, such as building structure or fire protection requirements, make it impossible to set windows directly facing the outside in the room. Another possibility is the economic consideration taken by the hotel to provide more rooms. By pointing the windows of some rooms to corridors or aisles, limited space can be used.