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.
THANK YOU!!