Can I charge my daughter to stay in the hotel after a person has checked in?

The answer to this question may vary according to the hotel's policies and regions, but usually, if a person stays in a hotel, his daughter may be asked to pay for staying in the hotel again.

Some hotels may provide family rooms or multi-person rooms, which may be more economical than standard single rooms or double rooms, but specific policies and prices usually need to be consulted with the hotel front desk.

If the daughter is a minor, parents or guardians are usually required to be present and sign the authorization document. In addition, many hotels may require identification of minors, such as showing their identity documents or passports.

In short, if you and your family plan to stay in the hotel, you'd better contact the hotel in advance to consult their policies and requirements to ensure that you can get the best accommodation experience.