Does the size of the hotel have anything to do with the number of beds?

1. international classification of hotel scale: number of beds >; =500 is divided into large hotels, 200-499 is medium-sized hotels, and below 200 is small hotels.

2. The star rating and scale of a hotel are two criteria for hotel classification. Generally speaking, the star rating has nothing to do with the number of beds. There is no provision for the number of beds in the star rating and evaluation standard.

3. So when you say 300 beds, you can only say that it is a medium-sized hotel, and you are not sure how many stars it is. For example, although some boutique hotels are small in scale, they can also achieve five stars.