Can I smoke in a five-star hotel?

Five-star hotels are generally not allowed to smoke in public places, and smoking is explicitly prohibited in internal regulations.

According to the Tobacco Control Regulations and other laws and regulations, smoking should be completely banned in public places, including indoor and outdoor areas, such as lobbies, guest rooms, restaurants, conference halls and gyms. No smoking signs should be clearly visible. As a high-end service industry, five-star hotels also need to abide by these laws and regulations, protect the health rights and interests of employees and guests, and provide a good environment and service experience.

Smoking refers to the act of rolling tobacco in cigarettes into strips or sheets, lighting them with lighters or matches, and inhaling the smoke generated therein.