A hotel guest, while dining in the hotel's restaurant, maintains her status as a guest for purposes of limiting liability statutes.

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A hotel guest maintains their status as a guest even when utilizing other services provided by the hotel, such as dining in the hotel's restaurant, which can affect the application of statutes limiting the hotel's liability for damages or losses incurred by the guest.

A Hotel Guest, While Dining in the Hotel's Restaurant, Maintains