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Detailed Hotel Management Data Schemes

1. Rooms: This table would contain information about each room in the hotel, such as room
number, type (single, double, etc.), amenities, and availability status.
2. Guests: This table would contain information about each guest, such as name, address,
contact information, and any special requests or notes.
3. Reservations: This table would contain information about each reservation, such as guest
name, room number, check-in and check-out dates, and payment information.
4. Employees: This table would contain information about each employee, such as name,
position, contact information, and login credentials.
5. Rates: This table would contain information about the hotel's room rates, such as room
type, rate, and any seasonal or special promotions.
6. Billing: This table would contain information about guest's billing, such as room charge,
taxes, and additional services.
7. Inventory: This table would contain information about the hotel's inventory, such as
linens, amenities, and supplies.
8. Reports: This table would contain information about the hotel's occupancy, revenue, and
other key performance indicators

Simple Hotel Management Data Schemes

1. Room Information: This scheme would store basic information about the hotel's rooms,
such as room number, occupancy status, and room type.
2. Guest Information: This scheme would store basic information about the hotel's guests,
such as name, contact information, and reservation details.
3. Reservations: This scheme would store information about upcoming reservations,
including guest information and room information.
4. Billing and Payment: This scheme would store information about guest billing and
payment, including room charges and payment methods.
5. Employee Information: This scheme would store information about the hotel's
employees, such as name, job title, and contact information.
The Reservations scheme in a hotel management system is used to store information
about upcoming reservations made by guests. Some examples of the types of
information that could be stored in this scheme include:

1. Guest Information: This would include the guest's name, contact information
(such as phone number and email address), and any special requests or notes
regarding the reservation.
2. Room Information: This would include the room number, room type, and the
number of guests.
3. Dates of Stay: This would include the check-in and check-out dates for the
reservation.
4. Reservation Status: This would include information about the current status of the
reservation, such as "Confirmed", "Cancelled", "Checked-In", "Checked-Out", etc.
5. Payment Information: This would include information about the payment method
used for the reservation, and any payment status, such as "paid" or "unpaid".
6. Reservation source: This would include information about where the reservation
was made, such as through the hotel's website, a third-party booking website, or
by phone.
7. Special requests: This would include any special requests made by the guest
during the reservation, such as room location, bedding type, or other amenities.
8. Reservation Notes: This would include any notes made by the hotel staff
regarding the reservation, such as special instructions or important information
about the guest.

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