Hotel: You know, we usually stay the most when we go out.

Youth Travel Service: Providing short-term accommodation for tourists is not as formal as a hotel. Usually only one bed is provided.

B&B: B&B is actually a family hotel. Use self-occupied houses, combined with local characteristics. This kind of accommodation can best understand the local customs.

Inn: This is the title of an ancient hotel, which is a more literary name. In order to blend in with the atmosphere of some places, hotels are often called inns, such as Lijiang, Fenghuang and other places with strong ancient city atmosphere. These hotels are often more artistic.

2. Different consumer groups

Inn and hotel are actually a concept, so I won't say much here. Although there are many special accommodation methods now, many people are still used to staying in traditional hotels, especially those who travel with their families or go out to work. The youth travel service has gathered most poor tourists, most of whom are student parties. The economy is not affluent and they don't care about their living conditions. As a new place to live, the popularity of B&B is not high, and most people will choose to live here. Most travel budgets are high, and they pursue feelings and customs.

3. Different consumer needs

Most people who choose to stay in hotels and inns just want to find a place to rest comfortably. Cleanliness, neatness and comfort are the biggest requirements. People who choose youth travel and homestay are different. Let's talk about youth travel first, because most people who choose to live in youth travel are poor student parties. They don't care about the poor conditions of youth travel, nor do they care about sharing a room with strangers. This shows that they are actually eager to make friends with the same hobbies. Living in youth travel is not only for rest, but also for making friends. Most people who choose homestays are petty bourgeoisie and sentimental party. First of all, the price of homestays may not be lower than that of traditional inns and hotels, but they are willing to spend this money not only to find a comfortable place to rest, but to pursue spiritual relaxation, and homestays can best understand local folk customs and culture and meet people's "soft" needs.