The primary responsibility of a hotel is to ensure the safety and comfort of its guests. This includes providing a clean and well-maintained room, as well as taking measures to prevent accidents and injuries.

Hotel guests have the right to expect a clean and comfortable room, access to basic amenities, and to be treated with respect and courtesy by hotel staff.

Hotel guests are responsible for paying for their room and other services, following hotel rules and regulations, and respecting the property of the hotel and other guests.

If a hotel guest has a complaint, they should contact the front desk immediately so that the issue can be resolved promptly.

The hotel is liable for any injuries that occur on its property, regardless of where they occur.

The hotel is liable for any belongings that are stolen, damaged, or lost on its property, regardless of where they occur.

The hotel's policy on pets can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow pets, while others allow them with a fee or only in designated areas.

The hotel's policy on smoking can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow smoking anywhere on the property, while others allow it in designated areas or in guest rooms only.

The hotel's policy on check-in and check-out times can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels have a check-in time of 3pm and a check-out time of 11am, while others have a check-in time of 12pm and a check-out time of 12pm.

The hotel's policy on cancellations can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow cancellations, while others allow them with a fee or up to 24 hours before check-in.

The hotel's policy on late check-outs can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow late check-outs, while others allow them with a fee or up to 1 hour after check-out time.

The hotel's policy on lost and found items can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels keep lost and found items for 30 days, while others keep them for 60 or 90 days.

Guests are responsible for any damages to hotel property caused by their negligence. This includes damages caused by their children or pets.

The hotel's policy on refunds can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow refunds, while others allow them for unused nights or cancellations made before check-in.

The hotel's policy on tipping can vary from hotel to hotel. Some hotels do not allow tipping, while others allow it or even make it mandatory.