Check-in and check-out times: hotels have set check-in and check-out times that guests must follow. typically check-in time is in the afternoon, and check-out time is in the morning.

Occupancy limits: Hotel rooms have a maximum occupancy limit, which means that only a certain number of people are allowed to stay in the room. This is often determined by the number of beds in the room.

Smoking policy: Hotels have a strict no-smoking policy, which means that smoking is not allowed in the rooms or anywhere else on the property. If you are caught smoking, you may be charged a fee or asked to leave.

Pet policy: Hotels allow pets, while others do not. If a hotel allows pets, there may be a fee or restrictions on the size or breed of pet allowed.

Damage policy: Guests are responsible for any damage caused to the hotel room during their stay. If any damage is found after the guest checks out, the hotel may charge the guest for the repairs.

Noise policy: Guests are expected to keep noise levels to a minimum to avoid disturbing other guests. Hotels have quiet hours during which noise must be kept to a minimum.

Payment policy: Most hotels require a credit card or other form of payment at the time of booking or check-in. Hotels may require a deposit or hold on the credit card in case of any incidental charges.