The hotel's primary product is the guest room. Additional products include food and beverage, as well as other services like the spa. Guest rooms are classified by type, configuration, and designation. Type refers to occupancy, configuration is the physical layout as standard, suite, etc. Designation identifies features like smoking policy or views. Room status categories group rooms by occupancy, cleanliness, and exception states. The optimal status for selling a room is VA/CL, meaning the room is vacant and cleaned.
The hotel's primary product is the guest room. Additional products include food and beverage, as well as other services like the spa. Guest rooms are classified by type, configuration, and designation. Type refers to occupancy, configuration is the physical layout as standard, suite, etc. Designation identifies features like smoking policy or views. Room status categories group rooms by occupancy, cleanliness, and exception states. The optimal status for selling a room is VA/CL, meaning the room is vacant and cleaned.
The hotel's primary product is the guest room. Additional products include food and beverage, as well as other services like the spa. Guest rooms are classified by type, configuration, and designation. Type refers to occupancy, configuration is the physical layout as standard, suite, etc. Designation identifies features like smoking policy or views. Room status categories group rooms by occupancy, cleanliness, and exception states. The optimal status for selling a room is VA/CL, meaning the room is vacant and cleaned.
Hotel Products The hotel's products include the following: 1. The guest room - primary product 2. Food and beverage 3. Other related products and services that will satisfy the guest during the course of his/her stay at the hotel.(Spa, massage, souvenir items, tour packages, etc.) The Guest Room Guest Room Classification A hotel guest’s room preferences are defined by his/her choice of: 1. Room Type 2. Room Configuration 3. Room Designation Room Type • Room types are based on the intended number of occupants. 1. Single Occupancy 2. Double Occupancy 3. Triple Occupancy 4. Quad Occupancy Room Configuration • Room configurations characterize the physical makeup of the guest room. 1. Standard configuration 2. Enhanced configuration 3. Suite configuration 4. Disabled access configuration Room Designation • The room designation identifies whether it is: 1. A smoking or nonsmoking room. 2. View of the guest room: Park view or Bay View Layout of a Standard Room Layout of a Suite Room Guest Room Status Reconciliation Room Status Categories • Room status categories are grouped by the ff: state of occupancy state of cleanliness state of exception. State of Occupancy 1. Occupied (OC)– Applies to a room that has been assigned to a guest and the guest has checked in. 2. Vacant (VA)– The guest has checked out of the room. State of Cleanliness 1. Dirty (DI) - room has not been cleaned yet by housekeeping. 2. Clean (CL) - room has been cleaned and ready for sale. State of Exception 1. Out-of-Order (OO) - room was removed from inventory for a specific reason (e.g. repairs or renovation) 2. Out-of-Service (OS) - room was removed from inventory for a specific reason (e.g. no remote control for tv or no hair dryer) Room Status Codes
• VA/CL - Cleaned room and available for sale. A "VA/CL"
room status is the only status a room can be sold in. • VA/DI - Guest checked out, not cleaned by housekeeping yet. • OC/DI - Guest currently occupies the room, the night has passed, but room has not yet been cleaned by housekeeping. • OC/CL - Cuest currently occupies the room, and the room has been cleaned by housekeeping. • OO,OS - Room has been taken out of inventory for some reason. End of Lesson