Why do hotels not allow children to stay in the same room as their parents?

I think it is reasonable for hotels not to allow adult children to share a standard room with their parents.

The following are some issues that need attention:

1. Safety issues

Adult children living in the same room as their parents will increase safety risks. For example, if an accident occurs suddenly and two people are not in the same room, it will be very difficult to find each other immediately if there is danger.

2. Space problem

If two people live in a standard room, the space is very limited. This will not only affect the living experience of two people, but may also lead to unnecessary contradictions and conflicts. Living in a relatively small space can make two people impatient and irritable.

3. Overall experience issue

If the hotel allows adult children to stay in the same room as their parents, it may affect the living experience of other guests. For example, if two people live together, they may treat the hotel's public space as their own private space, affecting the use of other guests.

In short, it is very reasonable for hotels to stipulate that adult children and parents do not live in the same room. This is to ensure the safety, space and overall experience of customers. Of course, if customers really need two people to live together, the hotel can provide the service of connecting two rooms, allowing customers to ensure safety and private space while ensuring the living experience.