IMPORTANT FEATURES OF HOTEL

1) LOBBY
•  lobby is important -
because it's where guests
start their visit and where
they learn what to expect
in every space of your
hotel. It's also where guests
end their visit, so the lobby
may determine IF the guest
intends to return at all.
BASIC SCHEMATIC RELATIONSHIPS OR BUILDING
PROGRAMMING
 CONTENTS OF A BUILDING PROGRAM
• Look and the feel of the property.
• Site layout and the site planning.
• Public circulation and the lobby.
• Guestrooms.
• Food and beverage area(restaurant).
• Meeting space and circulation.
• Recreational amenities.
• Back-of-house areas.
• Parking
• Note the role of the lobby as a central gathering
point serving both the public areas and the back-of-
house areas. Once the activities and relationships are
established, you can allocate appropriate space to
the activity, both direct activity space and space
needed to support the activity. For example, a hotel
needs space not only for its guestrooms, but also for
infrastructure such as the plumbing, mechanical
systems (heat and air-conditioning), vertical
transportation (stairs and elevators), horizontal
circulation (corridors), and service areas for
housekeeping. The summary of all the activities,