What is the meaning of complimentary in hotel?

Per the 11th edition of the USALI, a complimentary room is defined as: “Free rooms provided to any guest, often for marketing purposes, but not related to an existing contractual relationship.



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Complimentary services or products are those given to an audience / a customer without charge. This term is often used in the tourism and hospitality industry. Examples: Complimentary bottle of water in your room, free Wifi, complimentary room service, an upgrade to a higher room category without additional costs.

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Another service that hotels provide to demonstrate goodwill and attract guests is the offering of complimentary stays.

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Another service that hotels provide to demonstrate goodwill and attract guests is the offering of complimentary stays. Per the 11th edition of the USALI, a complimentary room is defined as: “Free rooms provided to any guest, often for marketing purposes, but not related to an existing contractual relationship.

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How to Get Free Hotel Rooms
  1. 1 Exchange good reviews for a free stay.
  2. 2 Join a hotel loyalty program.
  3. 3 Use a hotel credit card.
  4. 4 Redeem offers from third-party booking sites.
  5. 5 Book through a site with a best price guarantee.
  6. 6 Earn points through online shopping portals.
  7. 7 Swap frequent flier miles for hotel points.


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Fluffy they may be, but a hotel towel simply can't come home with you. Usually they're a basic plain white colour and we're sure you'll find some nicer ones in a supermarket. As with the bathrobes, you'll find your card being charged if all towels provided to you aren't left in your room once you've checked out.

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First, you could try asking the front desk if they have any special offers or discounts for breakfast that may be available to guests. You could also look online for coupons or deals from local restaurants that might include a free meal with your stay at the hotel.

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Most hotels allow visitors, but there might be restrictions on the number of visitors and their duration of stay. Hotels typically allow guests to have visitors in their rooms, but they may have rules about the number of visitors and how long they can stay.

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Generally, the person who checks-in needs to be the person the room reservation is under; typically they won't give you a room key without a credit card. Generally, the information you will need to provide the hotel is your “someone else's” name, phone number, and e-mail address.

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