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Ein Freund von mir wollte ein Hotel buchen. Zum Glück kurz nachgefragt betreffend Joiner Fee und folgende Antwort erhalten:
Thank you so much for interesting in our products and services. As part of the government (National Council for Peace and Order) efforts to clean up Pattaya and eradicate prostitution in the interests of public safety and to restore “happiness” we have been instructed by the Thai Hotel Association to enforce a stricter control with “visitors”. Therefore the following rules will be effective 1st May 2017;
• Visitor must be registered at the Front Desk. ID card or passport will be checked for the correct name, picture and age of the visitor.
• Hotel will not allow any person who is less than 18 years of age and those who does not carry an ID card or passport with them to visit the guest rooms.
• A “visitor fee” of 1,000 Thai Baht nett per visitor per day/night.
• Guest will be able to settle the fee by cash/credit card or charge to guest’s room and settle upon check out.
• Visitor will be escorted to the guest’s room if he/she is arriving alone.
• Visitor will be required to leave the hotel premise before noon, and he/she is not allowed to use any of the hotel facilities.
If the reservation is made for two people and you check-in together and register together upon arrival the above (except point 2) will not apply.
Above is in line with the strict rules and regulations we have to follow, common practice in Pattaya and also helps us better ensuring guest safety and security which remains our paramount objective.
Wie sieht es denn aus, kennt jemand diese Regelung. Konsequenter ID und Alterscheck sind ja in Ordnung und dagegen ist nichts einzuwenden. Aber wenn ein Gast ein Doppelzimmer bucht, dann kann es doch dem Hotel egal sein, mit wem er/sie das Zimmer teilt. Und 1000 Baht nur für einen Shorttime Besuch der ausser einem Badetuch und vielleicht etwas Shampoo, wenn es denn das Hotel anbietet, keinen Aufwand für das Hotel verursacht.
Gibt es da schon Erfahrungen von Seiten der TAF-Member, die nach dem 1. Mai 2017 vor Ort waren?
Thank you so much for interesting in our products and services. As part of the government (National Council for Peace and Order) efforts to clean up Pattaya and eradicate prostitution in the interests of public safety and to restore “happiness” we have been instructed by the Thai Hotel Association to enforce a stricter control with “visitors”. Therefore the following rules will be effective 1st May 2017;
• Visitor must be registered at the Front Desk. ID card or passport will be checked for the correct name, picture and age of the visitor.
• Hotel will not allow any person who is less than 18 years of age and those who does not carry an ID card or passport with them to visit the guest rooms.
• A “visitor fee” of 1,000 Thai Baht nett per visitor per day/night.
• Guest will be able to settle the fee by cash/credit card or charge to guest’s room and settle upon check out.
• Visitor will be escorted to the guest’s room if he/she is arriving alone.
• Visitor will be required to leave the hotel premise before noon, and he/she is not allowed to use any of the hotel facilities.
If the reservation is made for two people and you check-in together and register together upon arrival the above (except point 2) will not apply.
Above is in line with the strict rules and regulations we have to follow, common practice in Pattaya and also helps us better ensuring guest safety and security which remains our paramount objective.
Wie sieht es denn aus, kennt jemand diese Regelung. Konsequenter ID und Alterscheck sind ja in Ordnung und dagegen ist nichts einzuwenden. Aber wenn ein Gast ein Doppelzimmer bucht, dann kann es doch dem Hotel egal sein, mit wem er/sie das Zimmer teilt. Und 1000 Baht nur für einen Shorttime Besuch der ausser einem Badetuch und vielleicht etwas Shampoo, wenn es denn das Hotel anbietet, keinen Aufwand für das Hotel verursacht.
Gibt es da schon Erfahrungen von Seiten der TAF-Member, die nach dem 1. Mai 2017 vor Ort waren?