Maximum Length of Stay (Max LOS)

In the hospitality industry, the Maximum Length of Stay (Max LOS) refers to the maximum number of consecutive nights a guest can stay at a hotel or property. It is a restriction imposed to manage occupancy levels, ensure fair distribution of rooms, and accommodate multiple guests. Max LOS policies vary by property and may be influenced by factors such as demand, seasonality, and room availability. By setting a maximum length of stay, hotels can optimize their inventory and cater to a diverse range of guests while maintaining operational efficiency.

What is the maximum length of stay allowed at this hotel?

The maximum length of stay is typically 7 nights, but it may vary depending on factors such as demand and availability.

Can I extend my stay beyond the maximum length of stay?

Extensions beyond the maximum length of stay are subject to availability and hotel policy. Please check with our front desk staff for assistance with extending your stay.

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