Can my partner and I share a room in a quarantine hotel in Thailand if we're not married?

Can't recall the proper term at the moment; 'Compassionate grounds'? or something like that, out of respect for the 37 years.

@Paulene ********************

It has been done.

@Paulene ********************

Landmark

@John *******

you just love telling people they are wrong even when they are not. What is your problem ?

Paul Durkan Yes, I know they are hotels. As I said:

> It's a hospital annex that's in a hotel. Do not view it as a hotel but instead a hospital room

"A hospital annex". All quarantine hotels have nurses and doctors on call.

"that's in a hotel". All quarantine hotels were in former hotels that people could book. These hotels are now closed to the general public. If I am in Thailand now, I can not stay at those hotels.

"Do not view it as a hotel but instead a hospital room". The Thai government, and the hospitals that manage those hotels, are using that space to hold people who may have COVID-19. They meet medical standards, and there is a nurse who checks your temperature every day.

@Jared *********

it is in question & it is foolish - nothing incoherent here

@Benjamin *****

NO

@John *******

one room with two people doubles the cost. There is no discount for sharing a room in quarantine.

@Chester *******

Yes , its for when they arrive .

@Gunni *******

don’t have what

@Paulene ********************

it’s all the after

@John *******

married couples ARE allowed to quarantine together in the same room in ASQ. Most hotels offer a reduced rate for the second person. My wife and I just did it.

@Paulene ********************

never going happen till July August

@Paulene ********************

Even if you are sharing room its not a big saving in costs. There is two sets of hospital tests this is a set fee from hospital and two sets of food etc etc. So a baht room is probably baht for a couple

@Paulene ********************

now it's quarantine. Not own condo.

@Mark *****

one of the lowest total case counts too, esp., with 69 million population

@Marc **********

Yes, it does. Not just to you.

@John *******

but yes, annoyingly, double the cost to the couples.

@John *******

and if they could have unmarried couples in same room then that 1 room would cost more than a single occupant pays and then they'd have incomings from the 2nd room.

In short, ASQ would get more money from unmarried couples being allowed go share a room.