How much do you know about hotel room types
Many times when I travel to a certain place, I want to find a hotel at the destination, but only then do I realize that it happens to be during the peak tourist season when all the hotels are fully booked. What should I do? The best way is to book in advance!
Booking a hotel can be done online, and many websites now offer online hotel reservations, which is very convenient. And because the website often has agreements with hotels, the price will be much lower than booking directly at the front desk. How much do you know about the various room types in the hotel? Have you booked the room type that best suits your needs?
Hotel room type
1. Economic room: Generally, it is the lowest rated room in a hotel, with low floors, relatively simple facilities, or other disadvantages (such as no windows, no carpet, underground or semi underground, etc.).
2 Standard rooms: The most basic room type in a hotel is usually a double bed room, and some hotels also include a king bed room. Generally, there is a king bed room in the room, and the king bed needs to be arranged as much as possible.
3. Superior room: Generally refers to a standard room in a hotel, and sometimes also refers to a room slightly better than the standard room (which may have a king bed). Generally, there are large bed rooms in the room, which need to be arranged as much as possible.
4. Deluxe room: (Deluxe) A room with a higher level than a standard room, generally superior to a standard room in terms of floors, decoration, and other aspects. Generally, the room has a king bed.
5. Business room: (Administration) is higher than a deluxe room, and some hotels have fax machines in their business rooms, usually with large beds.
6. Executive Room: (Executive) The highest standard room in a hotel. Some hotels have separate check in and breakfast administrative areas, while many hotels provide special services (flowers, laundry, etc.) for the executive room, usually with a large bed.
7. Twin bed: A room with two single beds, usually without a king bed room.
8 single room: (Single, double) may refer to a room with a small bed (usually priced lower than a double room), or a room with a large bed (usually priced at or slightly higher than a double room).
9 King size room: (Double, king size) refers to a room with a king bed, and the true king size refers to a 2 meter * 2 meter bed. Many hotels have slightly smaller king beds, but this room is actually a king bed. This type of room is suitable for both spouses and a single guest.
10 No smoking rooms (floors): A room (floor) specifically designed by a hotel for guests who do not like the smell of smoke
11 suites: (Suite): A suite consisting of a reception hall and a bedroom, consisting of two or three rooms. Generally, there is a king bed room in the room.
12 standard room (king bed room): It is a king bed room, which only has one king bed and can accommodate one or two guests.
13 standard room (double bed room): It has 2 beds and can accommodate one or two people. Customers equipped with two beds are called standard rooms (double bed rooms). The two single beds provided by this customer are separated by a bedside table. In general hotels, this type of room occupies the largest proportion and has the widest applicability, especially for team and meeting guests who mostly use this type of room.
14 standard room (double): refers to a room where two guests stay at a higher price than one guest.
15 standard room (single person): refers to a price where one person stays for less than two people. The meaning is that this room is only available for one guest to stay and can only enjoy this room type price. If two guests are staying, this room type cannot be booked. Therefore, when booking, it is necessary to ask how many guests are staying.
A room with three single beds is called a triple room.
17 Ordinary suites: Ordinary suites typically consist of two rooms, one for the bedroom and the other for the living room. The bedroom is usually equipped with a king bed, with two single beds or two king beds available
18 Deluxe Suites: The deluxe suites have high-end equipment and supplies, and are fully functional. The bedrooms are usually equipped with a king size double bed or king size double bed room.
19 Presidential Suite: Presidential suites typically consist of five or more rooms, including a male and female master bedroom, study, living room, dining room, etc. The decoration of the presidential suite is exquisite and expensive. Generally, hotels with a four-star rating or above only have this type of suite.
20 duplex suites: The rooms that make up the duplex suite are not on the same floor, and there are stairs connecting the upper and lower floors in the rooms. The functions of each room are unique and do not interfere with each other. Usually found in apartment or villa style buildings.
