National regulations require check-out at 2 p.m.

Everyone should have stayed in a hotel. No matter what time you arrive at the hotel, whether in the afternoon or late at night, you must check out before twelve o'clock the next day. Some hotels provide this for VIP members. Certain perks extend the check-out time to 2 p.m. But no matter when they check in, the customer's check-out time cannot exceed 2 o'clock, otherwise it will be counted as the next day. Why is there such a provision? Many people think that this is to prepare for the next guest to live in. In fact, this is only a small part of the reason, and more reasons will be revealed.

▲Check out of the hotel before 12 o'clock

This rule is a unified rule for hotels all over the world, and after a long discussion, the check-out time was finally determined on the second Before 12 o'clock the next day. Beginning in 1954, customers were required to pay corresponding housing fees when staying in hotels. Later, the housing time was carefully divided, that is, there was a 22-hour housing time, that is, from two o'clock in the afternoon to twelve noon the next day. point. After the emergence of hotels, our country officially began to use this regulation. After that, our country's regulations on hotel check-in time are that as long as you stay in the hotel for one night, you must check out before twelve o'clock the next day. If you do not check out, the length of time will be determined. Charge corresponding fees. If you stay in the hotel for too long, the hotel has the right to charge the customer one day's accommodation fee.

Some customers do not understand this and sometimes even have conflicts with the hotel. Many people believe that the hotel should explain the charging standards to customers to avoid unnecessary trouble. Why does the hotel arrange check-out during this time?

First of all, the peak of hotel occupancy is generally from the afternoon to the evening. If the last batch of guests check out before noon, it can ensure that the number of rooms is sufficient. In this way, the hotel's income is guaranteed and there will always be guests. If the previous batch of guests did not check out, they would need to pay the corresponding room fee to the hotel. This is also very reasonable. If a charging system is not adopted, the second batch of guests may not have rooms after they arrive. So for the hotel The loss is relatively large.

▲Hotel service staff

In addition, the second batch of guests will not be able to check in until after two o'clock at the earliest because the hotel staff has to clean the interior of the room, including bed sheets and towels. , toiletries need to be replaced, including the bathroom needing to be cleaned, all kinds of garbage need to be disposed of, and every corner needs to be disinfected, which is why we have a brand new feeling after entering the room.

In addition, if a guest checks out at twelve o'clock, the hotel staff can coordinate all room information within this time period and reasonably allocate the vacant rooms to the next batch of guests. And timely adjust the room price according to the guest's occupancy situation, which will be conducive to the next work process of the staff.

▲The hotel’s front desk

In addition, considering that some guests check in late or rest late at night, checking out at noon can give some guests a good rest. , if you check out at night, the noise may be too loud and may affect the rest of other guests. What to do if guests arrive early

Generally speaking, there are fewer guests staying in the hotel in the morning. They usually arrive at the hotel at noon or afternoon. If there is a room available, the staff will arrive at the hotel at 12 o'clock Guests will be arranged to check in from left to right. If there is no vacant room for the time being, the guests will be arranged to rest in the living room first, and they can check in after the room is cleaned.

▲Summary of hotel staff

The check-out time of most hotels is around 12 o'clock the next day. Some hotels will delay the check-out time accordingly for guests. To understand first.