Prohibits certain lodging facilities from offering hourly rate options

This bill prohibits hotels, motels, and other lodging facilities from offering room rates for less than six hours. It directly affects businesses that provide temporary accommodations to transient guests by setting a minimum duration for any hourly pricing options. The key provision requires that any hourly rate offered for a room with sleeping accommodations must cover a period of at least six hours. This change aims to standardize pricing structures for short-term stays across the lodging industry.