This thesis probes two subjects: whether personal background significantly affect hotel customer value and benefits separateness, and if patrons of different hotels exhibit different hotel-consuming behavior. Determined Sampling is used as the method of this research and 470 respondents from the Tainan Science Park are selected. 84% of questionaries were returned and considered effective. The study shows that the hotel market in Tainan City is divided into four groups: demand-driven, entertainment-driven, leisure-driven, and quality-driven. The results show that different personal backgrounds have a high correlation to hotel-customer value and benefit separateness, and also patrons of different hotels greatly affect hotel-consuming behavior.