New York S10357 prohibits lodging facilities from offering hourly rate options of less than six hours.
New York S10357 amends the general business law by adding a new section that defines "lodging facility" as any inn, hotel, motel, motor court, or other establishment providing lodging to transient guests. The bill mandates that these lodging facilities cannot offer hourly rate options shorter than six hours. This change aims to ensure that guests have a minimum stay duration of six hours when choosing hourly rates.
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