Because of the dim light in the hotel, the child tripped on the steps of the exit. Is the hotel responsible?

According to the Tort Liability Law, hotels are responsible for compensating some of the children's losses.

Because children belong to consumers, hotels have the obligation to ensure the safety of all consumers and protect them from harm.

Of course, the hotel is not entirely responsible, and the guardian of the child, that is, the parents, also has certain responsibilities. So the hotel can only compensate for part of the loss.