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    The document discusses different types of hotel rooms and their key characteristics. It begins by explaining that room sales contribute 50% or more of total hotel revenue and that unsold rooms represent lost revenue opportunities. It then describes various room types including single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms, interconnecting rooms, adjoining rooms, Hollywood twin rooms, duplex rooms, cabana rooms, studio rooms, parlor rooms, lanai rooms, efficiency rooms, hospitality rooms, and suite rooms. Key features of each room type are provided such as bed configurations, amenities, and intended uses.

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    The document discusses different types of hotel rooms and their key characteristics. It begins by explaining that room sales contribute 50% or more of total hotel revenue and that unsold rooms represent lost revenue opportunities. It then describes various room types including single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms, interconnecting rooms, adjoining rooms, Hollywood twin rooms, duplex rooms, cabana rooms, studio rooms, parlor rooms, lanai rooms, efficiency rooms, hospitality rooms, and suite rooms. Key features of each room type are provided such as bed configurations, amenities, and intended uses.

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    HOTEL ROOM TYPES

    By: Roberto Stanley Galvez

    UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLOGICA DE EL SALVADOR


    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.
    THANK YOU!!

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