Is there a service charge for eating in a star hotel?

Because star-rated hotels can charge service fees for some guest consumption items (including rooms, restaurants, laundry and telephone calls), some star-rated hotels and diamond-rated restaurants charge 15% service fees, which has always been a headache for consumers. "Now most customers think that star-rated hotels have a good service attitude and a good environment, and they all charge 15% service fee by default." Liu Jingli, who is engaged in banquet business, said. According to the second item of "Several Provisions on Additional Service Fees for Foreign-related Hotels" issued by the National Tourism Administration, the Ministry of Finance, the State Price Bureau and the State Taxation Bureau 1989, star-rated hotels and hotels that are not star-rated but approved by the examination and approval department can add service fees to some consumption items (including guest rooms, catering, laundry and telephone calls) of guests coming to the store from New Year's Day of 1990. The standards and measures for the service charge of state-owned foreign-related hotels that have been rated as stars are 10% of the actual price. State-owned foreign-related tourist hotels that have not been rated as stars, but have been approved by the examination and approval department to charge service fees, charge service fees at 7% of the actual price. The extra service fee is printed in Chinese and English on the bill and charged separately. 4. Allocate service fees and service fees charged by using state-owned foreign-related tourist hotels as special management, exempt from income tax, pay 3% of after-tax income, and make the following distribution after paying the energy and transportation construction fund and adjustment fund according to regulations: 30% of the tourism authorities will be used as external publicity and promotion fees; 70% is reserved for state-owned tourist hotels for employee welfare and rewards.