This question is quite interesting. In the traditional sense, a restaurant refers to a place to eat, which mainly provides catering. Hotels have more accommodation conditions than hotels. But fun is fun. In northern cities, many high-end restaurants provide food and accommodation, and the names of the north and the south are different, so we can't generalize.

Of course, there are many types of hotels. Generally, large hotels are mid-to-high-end hotels, and star-rated hotels include restaurants, as well as large banquet halls and conference rooms. This type of hotel is usually higher.

There are also some small and medium-sized hotels, such as the fast and economical Jingtu Hotel and the business-oriented City Easy Hotel. Generally, these hotels rarely include meals, but at most they include a small breakfast room.

The main difference between a hotel and a guesthouse is that it pays more attention to catering or accommodation.