The May Day holiday is approaching, with no personnel moving and housing prices rising first. On April 21st, the West China Metropolis Daily and cover news reporters searched popular tourist cities starting from Chengdu, such as Xichang, Lijiang, Dali, Xishuangbanna, Xi'an, and Hangzhou, and found that some hotel prices have even increased by five times. Netizens directly called them "hotel assassins" to persuade them to quit. Hotel prices have generally risen, some of which have risen by nearly 1000 yuan. When searching through several e-commerce platforms, the reporter found that although the May Day holiday has not yet arrived, hotels in popular business circles or scenic spots such as the Old Town of Lijiang, Dali Old City, Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Hangzhou West Lake, and Changsha May Day Square have shown full rooms and prices have risen. Taking Xishuangbanna as an example, the Shenglang Hotel in Xishuangbanna stayed in a sunny double bed room on April 25th at a price of 289 yuan per night. On May 1st, the occupancy rate increased to 1268 yuan per night, an increase of nearly a thousand yuan. Taking Xi'an as an example, the Hanting Hotel (Xi'an Dayan Pagoda Store) was priced at 374 yuan per night for a family room on April 21, and 1352 yuan per night for a stay on May 1, with a price increase of nearly a thousand yuan. When the reporter searched for hotels in popular tourist cities starting from Chengdu, it was found that during the May Day holiday, most hotels increased by about 2 to 3 times, from economy to comfort, high-end to luxury. The prices of economic chain hotels such as Seven Days, Hanting, and Home Inn have all been raised during the May Day holiday. Many rooms that usually sell for 200 to 300 yuan have been raised to over 500 yuan, and some even exceed a thousand yuan. The price rise in the wind was roast by some netizens that the shop owner broke the agreement. When the reporter searched for keywords such as "May Day" and "hotel" on the Little Red Book, he found that many netizens complained about the price rise of "May Day" holiday hotels, and some netizens called "hotel assassins" directly. Is there really no one in charge of the price increase during the May Day holiday? "A netizen from Jiangsu said that she booked a hotel in early April with a large bed room of 149 yuan. On April 13th, her friend wanted to join the May Day holiday and booked another hotel on the same day, only to find that the price had changed to 351 yuan. The netizen said that this is still a third tier small city with no tourist attractions, which feels very outrageous. A Guangdong netizen showed a tent house in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi, and roast that an outdoor tent would cost 159 yuan. There's no way I can only go and play during the May Day holiday, and I feel like those rooms are not worth the expensive prices, "the netizen said. On various platforms, many netizens have also reported being "refunded" by hotels, and the reasons for refunds provided by hotels are diverse. Some netizens booked a hotel in March, and the merchant refunded the order on the grounds that the room was already full during the May Day holiday, followed by an increase in room prices. Some refunds are made for reasons such as "the room needs to be renovated" or "the homestay needs to be transferred out in April". Some merchants have directly stated that the room price has not been adjusted when the customer places an order, so they need to refund the order. Faced with issues such as refunds and price increases, tourists who have prepared for travel in advance feel helpless. At the same time, the hotel's price increase has also persuaded some customers to retreat. The hotel should implement a clearly marked price. If the order is maliciously refunded, Wang Sheng, a lawyer from Beijing Lantai (Chengdu) Law Firm, can demand compensation. The hotel implements market adjusted prices, and as long as the price is clearly marked, it is not suspected of violating laws and regulations. But its