Can a hotel family share a room?

I don't think it is reasonable. It is possible that this is a disguised charge, or it may be just a rhetoric.

There is nothing wrong with a family of three going out and living in a room. It is not only convenient to take care of them, but also economical. After all, a house costs hundreds of dollars a night, so why not, as long as people are willing, let alone a family, parents and children. The hotel is not allowed to appear a bit far-fetched! Even if two strangers sometimes travel, they may be arranged in the same room. Aren't you afraid of security risks?

Hotels also say that such regulations are divided into hotels, and some places can and some places can't.

In fact, the difference between a double standard room and a family room is just a name. There are two beds in it, not quite the same. The only difference is that the family room is a single bed and a double bed, and the standard room is also two single beds, and the price will be much higher. Generally speaking, it is normal for a family to choose a standard room in order to save money.

As a matter of fact, hotel management is very strict now, so you have to show your identification. There's surveillance everywhere What is the hotel worried about, let alone a family? Does this move respond to what netizens said that hotels want to make more money? Personally, I think hotels can be properly humanized, more in line with the needs of the public and make them feel at home. Why not? Such special regulations may bring inconvenience and doubt to others!

Personally, I think: as long as the parties show the corresponding documents of family relations, such as the household registration certificate that proves family relations, why not live together? It can only be said that individual hotels are managed separately. Going out to travel and book a hotel depends on the personal situation of the parties and their actual situation.