Towel is one of the most basic elements of equipment in the bathroom of every hotel room. The more white, fluffy and fragrant, the better.
The number of available towel sets depends on the number of guests in the room. Towels should lie or hang folded in the bathroom on a suitable shelf or hanger.
Continue reading Hotel towelsStudio room – a multi functional room with a sleeping area, may also have a living area and a kitchenette.
Continue reading Studio roomTraditionally it used to be the most common type of hotel reservation. Hotels usually used non-guaranteed reservations, which were paid by the guest after the stay – during check-out.
Continue reading Reservation typesSuperior room – a category of a hotel room with a higher standard than a standard room and lower than a deluxe room.
When choosing a superior room, guests can expect better equipment, larger space, a wider range of services included in the room price, or better room location and view.
Hoteliers often use the term superior in relation to renovated rooms. In such rooms, usually all equipment is replaced with new ones, and the rooms have been renovated.
Continue reading Superior roomThe selection of hotel rooms includes standard, superior and deluxe rooms, as well as larger apartments, suites, and studios.
Continue reading Hotel Room typesCheck-in by definition is a process of registering the guest arrival at a hotel.
The guest may be asked to present a hotel voucher or booking confirmation and a piece of identification such as a national id, a passport or a driving license in the US. Sometimes a deposit needs to be authorized on a credit card or paid in cash.
Continue reading Check-inAn all-inclusive (AI) plan is an option offered by some hotels and resorts where as a minimum, lodging and meals are included in the room rate. Some hotels and resorts also include soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, gratuities and other activities or excursion as part of their all-inclusive package. The exact inclusions will vary from resort to resort.
A hotel minibar is a small private snack and beverage fridge, found mostly in high-end hotel rooms.
Hotel minibars are commonly stocked with small bottles of spirits, cans of beer, juices, water and soft drinks. Cookies, candy, chips and crackers are also often provided as part of the minibar service. Sometimes non-food items are also offered, such as socks and toiletries.
Check-in time is the time that is stated by a hotel after which the guest is expected to check in. You will be required to sign in, which will involve providing your private information and providing your signature. You may be required to handover copies of your identification documents, passports, your driving license so that the hotel can have them on record. Again, you may be required to provide a credit card guarantee to cover probable costs such as room service.
