Questions and Answers
Hotels and motels with a ____________ share a centralized reservation system and a common image, logo, or advertising slogan.
referral association
Two organizations that rate and classify hotels are?
AAA and Mobile Travel Guide
Hotels may be classified by?
Location, price, and types of service
Examples of hotel price classification include:
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Examples of hotel level of service classification include?
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Examples of hotel service classification include?
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Airport hotels are:
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Casino hotels are:
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All of the following are benefits of a city center hotel EXCEPT:
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Full service hotels typically?
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Mixed use vacation ownership?
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Hotel development indicates that?
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Together with __________, hotels have been one of the catalysts of inner city revitalization.
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Describe how a bed and breakfast operates:
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Describe in detail the difference between a hotel and a motel:
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Study Notes
Hotel Classification and Rating
- Hotels and motels with a referral association share a centralized reservation system and common branding elements such as logos and slogans.
- Notable organizations for hotel rating and classification include AAA and Mobile Travel Guide.
- Classification criteria for hotels include location, price, and types of service offered.
Hotel Pricing Structure
- Economy hotels typically range from $49 to $69 per night.
- Mid-price hotels are priced between $69 and $125 per night.
- Upscale hotels range from $125 to $225 per night.
- Luxury hotels are priced from $150 to $450 per night.
- All-suite hotels usually charge between $109 and $225 per night.
Levels of Service
- Hotels are categorized by levels of service:
- 1 star indicates basic services.
- 2 stars denote a more attentive service.
- 3 stars signify upgraded services.
- 4 stars correspond to high-quality service.
- 5 stars represent a pampering experience for guests.
Types of Hotels
- Hotel service classifications include various types such as city center hotels, resorts, condos, and airport hotels.
- Airport hotels are strategically located near airports to accommodate travelers with layovers or flight delays, resulting in high occupancy rates.
Specialized Hotel Types
- Casino hotels combine lodging with gaming opportunities, generating more income compared to other hotel types.
- City center hotels offer benefits, although they may lack suburban appeal, which can deter some guests.
Full-Service and Mixed-Use Hotels
- Full-service hotels provide a wide range of facilities, services, and amenities, catering to diverse guest needs with various food, beverage, and accommodation options.
- Mixed-use vacation ownership properties allow for exchanges between different locations, often incorporating hotels with condos, spas, and recreational facilities.
Hotel Development and Urban Impact
- Hotel development trends indicate growth through franchising and management contracts, where franchising allows hotel operators to pay for brand name affiliation.
- Along with franchising, hotels have played a significant role in catalyzing inner-city revitalization, promoting urban development.
Bed and Breakfast Operations
- Bed and breakfasts offer private rooms with shared common areas like living rooms, creating a community atmosphere.
- Guests enjoy memorable breakfast experiences that distinguish B&Bs from traditional hotels.
Hotel vs. Motel
- Hotels typically provide internal room access, often featuring elevators, while motels generally allow direct external access to guest rooms.
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