Why can I stay in a hotel due to height restrictions?

According to public information, people who are restricted from high consumption can still stay in hotels, but this does not mean that they can spend high at will. This is because when the court restricts high consumption, it usually reserves the debtor's basic expenses for family daily living expenses and parenting education expenses, so people who are restricted from high consumption still have enough funds for basic expenses, including staying in hotels.

However, if people who are restricted from high consumption want to engage in high-consumption behaviors, such as buying high-end goods or spending in high-end places, they must obtain the permission of the court, or they will face punishment. In addition, the courts, railways and aviation systems are all networked nationwide, so people who are restricted from high consumption will face difficulties in traveling by high-speed rail, first-class trains or planes, because ticket purchase may be rejected.

In short, people who are restricted from high consumption can still stay in hotels, but they must abide by the court's regulations on restricting high consumption, handle high consumption behavior carefully and avoid being punished.