It feels good, and the landlord's approach is very thoughtful, but the wording needs to be corrected. Not the VIP area, but the relatives area, right? Generally, relatives prefer the traditional big round table, and it is more cordial for the family to stay in the private room together. You can set up several private rooms upstairs. The classmates and friends below are all young people. Anyway, I don't like the seating style of the big round table. Eating buffet is not only relaxing but also fresh. Nice way. As for the problems mentioned by the landlord, I think we can give a small thing to the guests upstairs and downstairs to show the difference, such as a small chest strap, just like a meeting. The upstairs is red and the downstairs is pink, which can prevent pseudo color and distinguish the guests upstairs and downstairs. The key is that people in hotels can remember the number of people more easily. If it is really the upstairs guests who come downstairs to eat more, the hotel staff will not look at other red chest strips. When the guest leaves, give the badge to a special person and give it to the hotel to compare with the number of people, so that the number of people can be checked again, which is more conducive to cost calculation. I don't know if this method is feasible, thank you.