1.Check-In Process

Passport and Visa Documentation

Ensure that your passport and visa are valid. The hotel will check and record your passport information.

Front Desk Registration

Required Documents: Your passport and other international travel documents. As a non-national, you may be asked to fill out a form like this.

Check-In Time

Usually, check-in time is after 2 PM, but it depends on the hotel. For comparison, many overseas hotels may start their check-in at 3 PM or later.

Language Communication

If you don't speak Chinese, it may be helpful to get your translation apps prepared for communication.

Taxes and Fees

Hotels in China usually don't require additional taxes and fees from guests, while hotels in other countries may impose additional taxes and fees.

2.Room Facilities

Chinese hotels usually provide complete bathroom amenities, such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers, while hotels in other countries may charge extra for disposable items.

Chinese power outlets may not be compatible with the charger in your country, so you should prepare a charger adapter in advance.

3.Is Tap Water Safe to Drink?

Important!

Tap water in China is not suitable for drinking! Make sure to purchase and only drink bottled water.

4.Check-Out Process

Remember, Chinese hotels typically require guests to check out before 12 PM. If you stay in past checkout time, the hotel may charge additional fees.