Can children stay in hotels with their parents?

Many hotels do not allow parents and adult children to live in the same room, because some hotel operators think that this situation will involve sexual relations between family members and will have a bad influence on their hotel image. However, this practice is unreasonable.

First of all, as long as there is no sexual relationship between parents and adult children, their accommodation should not be restricted. Living in the same room between them does not affect the safety and interests of other residents, nor does it violate any moral and legal provisions.

Secondly, if the hotel implements such restrictions, it will cause some unnecessary troubles. For example, parents and adult children have to live in different rooms, which requires extra expenses, which is unnecessary for the family's economic burden. At the same time, this practice will also limit the communication between parents and children.

Finally, not allowing family members to share a room will also affect the image and reputation of the hotel. Because this rule will cause dissatisfaction and complaints from guests, it will have a negative impact on the image of the hotel, thus affecting its business.

Although some hotels think that not allowing family members to share a room can maintain the image of the hotel and increase income, in fact this restriction is unreasonable. Therefore, we hope that hotel managers can face up to this problem and treat the accommodation needs of family members reasonably, so that guests can feel a warm and comfortable accommodation experience in the hotel. At the same time, we also hope that the relevant government departments will strengthen supervision and protect the rights and interests of guests.