No matter when you check-in, but the room always has to be vacated at 12 o'clock, after all, what is the use of the hotel in this?

Whether you check-in at 2 in the afternoon or 7 in the evening, you have to vacate your room at 12 noon itself. You pay rent for 24 hours but do not get a room for the full 24 hours. Why do hotels do this? 

Hotel Management: First of all, a fun place is chosen to go on vacation. After that it is most important to make arrangements to stay there. Most of the people book for this in the hotel. Usually the hotel is booked for one day i.e. 24 hours. However, there is a catch in this too. Whether you check-in at 2 PM or 7 PM, you have to vacate your room by 12 PM the next day itself. In simple words, you pay the rent for 24 hours but you do not get the room for the full 24 hours. Why do hotels do this? 

Have time to clean the room

12 o'clock checkout time is not the norm for hotels in any one city or state. Rather, in most of the hotels across the country, this is fixed at the checkout. Actually, guests keep coming one after the other in the hotel. Hotel staff need time to clean rooms, change beds and prepare essential amenities. If checkout times vary by guest, the staff will be overworked and may not be able to prepare all rooms in time. 

Time has been fixed keeping people in mind

The time of 12 o'clock has also been taken keeping in mind the habits of the people. Generally, people like to sleep late on vacation. It takes 12 o'clock for them to wake up comfortably and get ready. Therefore, morning hours are not kept for checkout. By doing it at a fixed time, other hotel guests also do not have to wait. 

Optimal use of all rooms

Fixed checkout and checkin have another advantage. In this way the hotel rooms are used in a better way. All rooms can be allocated at a time. No room will remain empty in vain. Fixed Checkout allows hotel staff to effectively plan resources and allocate rooms.

The hotel has this advantage

Overall, having a fixed checkout time makes hotel management easier and new guests can easily check in. Ensures rooms are ready for new guests in a timely manner. The guests do not have the inconvenience of standing in the lobby. It also helps maintain a consistent schedule for housekeeping and other hotel services.