HOTEL ROOM TYPES

By: John Edward S. Estayo

SIGNIFICANCE OF ROOMS• The sale of rooms contributes approximately 50% or more to the total hotel revenue.

• A room ‘sale’ occurs when a room is leased for occupation for 24 hours, at a predetermined cost.

ROOMS

(a perishable commodity)

A room not sold on a particular day loses its

opportunity to earn revenue for that day.

GUEST ROOMS Rooms to guests means:• Comfort• Security• Privacy• Convenience• Cleanliness• and Hygiene• A “Home Away from Home”

SINGLE ROOM•A room which has single bed facility.

DOUBLE ROOM• A room which has double bed facility.

DOUBLE DOUBLE ROOM

TWIN ROOM• A room which has two single bed separated by a center table.

INTERCONNECTING ROOMS• Two rooms which shares a common door, mostly used by families.

ADJOINING ROOMS

• Two rooms which share a common wall, mostly preferred by groups.

HOLLYWOOD TWIN ROOM• A room which has two single bed but shares a common head board.

DUPLEX• A room which is been spread on two floors connected by an internal staircase.

CABANA• A room which is near a water body or beside swimming pool.

STUDIO ROOM• A room with a sofa-cum-bed facility.

PARLOR• A room which is used for sitting and cannot be used for sleeping purpose.

LANAI• A room which oversees a scenic beauty e.g. Garden, landscape or water fall.

EFFICIENCY ROOM

• A room with a kitchen facility.

HOSPITALITY ROOM• A room where hotel staff would entertain theirguests.

SUITE ROOM• A room comprises of two or more bedroom, a living room and a dining area.

KING BEDROOM• A room with a king sized bed.

QUEEN BEDROOM• A room with a queen sized bed.

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