Minors can't stay in hotels. Where are they going?

Minors who stay in hotels without guardians or resident identity cards can register their accommodation in the household registration book. China's relevant laws do not require minors to stay in hotels, as long as they hold legal identity documents and register truthfully. If you can't check in because of repeated rejection, you can go to the police station/public security bureau in the jurisdiction where the hotel is located to issue a certificate to check in. This process will not take more than half an hour. According to relevant laws, minors who can provide identification can stay in hotels. At this time, the hotel can't refuse. If you can't provide identification, the hotel can refuse to check in and report to the public security organ.

There are several reasons why minors can't stay in hotels now: first, hotels must register for receiving passengers; Secondly, those under the age of 18 are minors. Without the guardian's company or without the guardian's knowledge, the law stipulates that hotels may not open rooms for minors. Minors must notify their guardians and report to the local police station before they can register, which is a legal protection for minors. However, according to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, minors can stay in hotels as long as they can provide identification. At this time, the hotel can't refuse. If they can't provide identification, the hotel can refuse them to stay and report to the public security organ.

Legal basis:

Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Tourism Public Security

Hotels must register when they receive passengers. At the time of registration, the passenger's identity documents shall be checked and truthfully registered according to the prescribed items.

Who are the immigrants who should check in?

1. Foreigners who come to China temporarily, visit relatives, visit, negotiate trade, conduct scientific and cultural exchanges, and transit, as well as the crew of international transportation vehicles entering China;

2. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots and overseas Chinese who come to visit relatives, sightseeing and travel in the mainland in the short term;

3. China citizens who have settled abroad and returned to China for a short time, living in hotels, restaurants, guest houses and other accommodation units or residents' homes;

4. Foreigners who have settled in China for a long time or have obtained residence permits or temporary residence permits need accommodation when they leave their residences for temporary travel or other activities;

5. Foreigners who temporarily stay outside the premises of diplomatic missions in China and enjoy diplomatic privileges and immunities;

6. Foreigners and foreign diplomatic and consular officials who hold ordinary passports and do not enjoy diplomatic privileges and immunities in Chinese embassies and consulates;

7. Entry personnel shall show their valid passports or other valid identity documents when registering for temporary accommodation, and fill in the registration form for temporary accommodation. Entry personnel staying in China residents' homes must report to the local public security organ within 24 hours after arrival by the host or himself with the host's passport, certificate and residence booklet, and report to the local police station or household registration authority within 72 hours before Xu in rural areas. The exit-entry administration department of the public security organ will punish those who have not registered for temporary accommodation and stay in China without a valid passport.