From the time a visitor of a hotel guest enters the hotel until the visitor leaves, the visitor is legally considered an invitee.

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A visitor of a hotel guest is generally considered a licensee, not an invitee, because they are there for their own purposes rather than for business dealings with the hotel itself. The classification can affect the duty of care owed by the property owner.

From the Time a Visitor of a Hotel Guest Enters