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Can a hotel driver's license be used as an ID card?

You can't use a driver's license instead of an ID card to register in a hotel.

The driver's license is no longer a valid identity document and cannot be directly used for check-in procedures. Driver's license is a license that motor vehicle drivers need to apply for according to law, and driver's license is a kind of "quasi-driving license". It is not a valid identification document, so it cannot be registered in the hotel as identification.

Matters needing attention when staying in the hotel:

1 Do not fold hotel towels. If you stay in a hotel, don't fold the used towels neatly. Because if you fold the towels neatly, the cleaner will mistakenly think that those towels are newly put on. This way, the towel that should have been replaced will not be replaced.

It is forbidden to use high-power electrical appliances. If you want to cook eggs with your own big electrical appliances in a hotel, you'd better not do that, because the power of the hotel socket is very small, and using high-power electrical appliances may cause a fire.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) National Identity Card Law

Article 12

The public security organ shall, in accordance with the provisions, apply for the collection, renewal and replacement of resident identity cards. The public security organ shall issue resident identity cards within 60 days from the date when citizens submit the registration form of resident identity cards; In areas with inconvenient transportation, the processing time may be appropriately extended, but the extension time shall not exceed thirty days. Citizens who urgently need to use their resident identity cards during the application, renewal and replacement of their resident identity cards may apply for temporary resident identity cards, and the public security organs shall handle them in a timely manner in accordance with regulations. The specific measures shall be formulated by the public security department of the State Council.