Things to keep in mind when staying in a hotel

As the weather gets colder, many people want to travel to the coastal cities in the south to relax. When traveling, we should not only pay attention to the hygiene, comfort and convenience of the hotel, but also pay attention to the hotel's Feng Shui taboos! Let’s take a look at the taboos of staying in a hotel!

Hotel taboos

Taboos for staying in hotels

1. Check the Five Elements

When checking into a hotel, it is best to check whether the location of the hotel conflicts with your own five elements. For example, friends who prefer the east and dislike the west should avoid hotels with their doors facing west or located in the west. Otherwise, after checking in, everything will go wrong during this trip or business trip, especially in the latter, the loss can be big or small.

2. Avoid choosing the last room

Of course, the purpose of going out is to have fun, so the hotel you stay in should be clean and comfortable. When registering at the front desk, do not choose the last room as there are many tourists during holidays and the hotel is full. From the perspective of Feng Shui, the last room gathers too much miscellaneous energy, which can easily cause a burden on the fortune of the people living there. If you have no choice but to stay in the last room, it is recommended that you sleep with your head at the other end, that is, it is best to move your pillow to the other end of the bed. Remember this.

Three: Floor and Numerology

Hotels are usually divided into floors, and each floor represents a different one of the five elements. For example, the five elements of water are 1 and 6, fire are 1 and 7, wood are 3 and 8, metal are 4 and 9, and earth are 0 and 5. It is mainly necessary to understand the five elements of the floor, and then consider it in combination with the five elements of your own numerology. If your friend’s five elements favor wood and dislike metal, then it is not suitable for you to live on the floor number ending with 9, otherwise it will create a conflicting situation.

4. Don’t open the door and close it immediately

After choosing a hotel to stay in, it is best to knock on the door of the room you are about to check into. This is both a courtesy and a way to let any unclean things lingering in the room know to leave. After opening the door, it is best to leave it open for one minute, then stand on one side of the door and slowly close it.

5. Stay in a hotel as a couple

Don't live alone in a hotel, hostel or farm in the suburbs. Some people like to rest in their own room, which is understandable, but from the perspective of feng shui it is better to stay in pairs.

Pay attention to the placement of shoes when checking in: Because the Chinese pronunciation of "shoes" is similar to "evil", so when you check in at night, please put the toes of your shoes facing outwards, not inwards.

6. Precautions

When traveling, it is not only inappropriate to take random photos outside late at night, but also not advisable to take photos when you return to the hotel. In particular, do not use the paintings in the hotel room as the background, do not include entry in the photos, and do not take photos in the elevator. After checking into a hotel, it is best to turn on all the lights in the room. When you sleep in a hotel at night, it is best to leave one or two small lights on, as long as they don't irritate your eyes and you fall asleep. These little habits should be maintained no matter where you travel.