Who is responsible for the loss of things after check-out?

If something is lost after check-out, both the hotel and the party concerned should bear the responsibility.

1. As a security obligor, the hotel is liable for the loss of the guest's articles;

2. If the guest has not reached an agreement with the hotel to keep the goods, the tips posted by the hotel belong to the store notice, there is no problem of missing the reminding obligation, and the hotel has fulfilled its reasonable reminding obligation, then the hotel should not be liable for the loss of the goods.

There are several ways to deal with it after check-out:

1. The lessee left a lot of things that the lessor thought were waste, but they were still useful to the lessee. At this time, the lessee can ask the lessor to transport these discarded items;

If there are not many things left at home, you can call the tenant and ask him if he left anything in the room. If the tenant does not take the initiative to clean the room, it is best to choose relatives and friends to help people clean the room, and don't just find some unreliable people;

If there are many things left at home, you can take some reasonable measures, such as selling or giving them away. It should be noted that when handling these items, we must abide by relevant regulations and laws and regulations to avoid unnecessary troubles.

Loss of personal belongings after check-out may have the following negative factors:

1. Personal negligence: for example, forgetting to take things or leaving things in the room;

2. Improper handling by the landlord or cleaner: for example, the landlord or cleaner mistakenly thinks that personal items are garbage, or moves or handles personal items at will;

3. Theft: For example, other tenants or strangers steal personal belongings;

4. Damage: For example, personal items are damaged during cleaning.

To sum up, both the hotel and the party who lost the goods should bear the responsibility. If both parties are at fault, they shall bear corresponding responsibilities according to the degree of fault.

Legal basis:

Article 7 16 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

If the lessee sublets without the consent of the lessor, the lessor may terminate the contract.

Chapter seven hundred and eighteen

If the lessor knows or should know that the lessee subleases, but does not raise any objection within six months, it shall be deemed that the lessor agrees to sublease.