If a hotel room is booked and the number of guests is stated as 1, but one or two other people are in the room for 3-4 hours, is that possible?
Most of the time only one person spends there.
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Of course you do. This is mainly about how many beds you need etc
Of course – you can certainly visit the room, only nobody can stay there.
An example:
During meetings and courses, it is not surprising that one meets informal conversations – often at the beer table or the like, but sometimes also at rooms, because one does not want to discuss everything publicly.
Yes. Exceptions are hotels in areas with a lot of prostitution (e.g., Thailand).
Of course you can take a visit to the hotel room. Only don’t let anyone stay who hasn’t reported.
… and as long as you keep quiet.