TOU 060: Accommoadation and Management

• Conventional Hotel- commercial properties that have the capabillity of hosting conferences and meetings.
• Commercial Hotel- generally located in center-city for the convenience of the business traveler.
• Resort hotel- commonly described as lodging establishment that attract pleasure travelers or vacation seekers.
• Casino hotel- offer patron opportunities to sleep cheap, yet spend big.
• Extended stay- designes for guest who need long-term accomodations.
• Center city- located in large cities ussualy along the business districts.
• Resorts- usually seen in areas of great scenic beauty.
• Highway- located in isolated areas
• Airports- near the airport to cater to the playing public
• Types of rooms
• Types of Rooms

  • single room
  • double room
  • deluxe room
  • double-double (twin double) room
  • twin room
  • hollywood twin room
  • cabana
  • studio
  • lanai
  • suites
  • presidential
• Deluxe Room - larger than single or double room with more amenities such as refrigerator, telephone, television set, etc.
• Double Room - two beds, two tables, two chairs, two closets, one bathroom
• Single Room - one bed, one table, one chair, one closet, one bathroom
• Twin Double Room - two separate bedrooms connected by a common door
• Twin Room - two separate beds side by side.
• Double Double Room - two separate beds that can be joined together into one large bed.
• Twin Double Room - two separate beds but can be joined together by removing the middle wall between them; usually used by families traveling together
• Cabana - small structure built on stilts over water; usually has no electricity or plumbing facilities
• Cabana - small structure located on the beach where guests can relax and enjoy the view
• Cabana - small structure near the beach where guests can stay overnight
• Family Room - has enough space to accommodate four people with two double-sized beds or one king-size bed plus an extra single bed
• Executive Suite - usually consists of several rooms including living area, dining area, kitchenette, bedroom(s), and bathroom(s).
• Studio - self contained apartment that has all the facilities needed for cooking, sleeping, eating, bathing, and entertainment.
• Cabana - small house located near the beach where guests can stay overnight.
• Family Room - has extra space to accommodate children's cots or rollaway beds.
• Studio - self-contained apartment that includes living area, kitchenette, dining area, and sleeping quarters
• Executive Suite - consists of a living room, dining area, kitchenette, bedroom, and bathroom
• Bungalow - single-story house with a sloping roof; often made from wood and located near the beach
• Bungalow - single-story house with a sloping roof, often made from wood and found near the sea
• Chalet - wooden cottage with a steeply pitched roof; may have an attached porch
• Presidential Suite - the most luxurious suite available at a hotel, often featuring multiple bedrooms, spacious living areas, private balconies, and high-end amenities like hot tubs and saunas.
• Chalet - wooden cabin with a pitched roof, typically set among trees or in a mountainous area
• Villa - larger version of bungalows; usually has more than one story
• Bungalow - small house with a single room, bathroom, and veranda
• Villa - larger version of bungalows; may have multiple rooms and amenities such as swimming pool, garden, etc.
• Quadruple Room - room designed to accommodate up to four persons, typically having two sets of bunk beds
• Bedroom - room that contains a bed and is typically reserved for sleeping purposes only.