There is no doubt that unmarried couples find a way to make love not only in the garden but also in the hotel. Although it is not considered right for an unmarried couple to stay in a hotel, but according to legal rules, it is not a crime for an unmarried couple to stay in a hotel. But to stay in the hotel, these couples will have to keep some special things in mind. That is, if we say in simple words, now lovers can stay comfortably in the hotel without any fear.
Staying of lovers in hotel is not a legal offence:
Let us tell you that we are not saying these things ourselves, but this is what the experts are saying. It is noteworthy that Bharat Bhushan, who has been the spokesperson of The Hotel Association of India, which handles the work of 280 hotels and restaurants, says that he is not aware of any rule related to this issue. Apart from this, former Delhi Police spokesperson Taj Hasan says that couples who are not married can live in live-in relationships. This means that such couples can stay in hotel rooms and there are no legal restrictions on them.
Regarding this, senior advocate Sudha Ramalingan says that according to her there is no law which can stop unmarried couples from staying in a hotel room. That’s because living together in a room is your personal decision and no one can stop you from taking this decision. However, unmarried couples will have to keep certain things in mind while staying in a hotel.
These things need to be kept in mind before staying in a hotel room:
First of all, you must be above eighteen years of age, only then you will be able to take a room in the hotel. The thing to note here is that the age limit is also different in different hotels.
Let us tell you that while taking a room in a hotel, you must have a valid identity card i.e. ID proof and this applies to both boys and girls.
It is noteworthy that couples can take a room in any hotel of their own city. But it depends on the hotel managers, owners and operators whether they want to give you a room or not. At present, no such law has been made in the country which can stop unmarried couples from taking a hotel room.
Let us tell you that according to the data of Google Trends and Oyo Rooms, the demand for online hotel booking has increased ten times in the last five years. Apart from this, sixty percent of unmarried couples keep looking for rooms in hotels of their own city.