Types of Suite Rooms
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Types of Suite Rooms

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What term describes a highly renowned guest deserving of extra special treatment?

  • VIP
  • VVIP (correct)
  • Joiner
  • Renowned Person
  • Which of the following is not included in the bedroom amenities list?

  • Bathrobe (correct)
  • Do Not Disturb sign
  • Coffee table
  • Laundry bag
  • Which item is categorized as a miscellaneous item in the bathroom amenities?

  • Garbage can with liner (correct)
  • Hair shampoo
  • Toilet tissue
  • Laundry bag
  • What is included in the list of bedroom amenities as a service item?

    <p>Thermo jug filled with cold water</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following luxury amenities is specifically aimed at personal care?

    <p>Bubble bath</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main purpose of a hospitality suite?

    <p>To serve as a function room for entertaining visitors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of bed is described as being approximately 54 inches by 75 inches?

    <p>Double bed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the room status code 'NS' signify?

    <p>The room has been reserved but not used</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which suite is specifically designed for a top executive with superior amenities?

    <p>Executive suite</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a rollaway bed primarily used for?

    <p>Creating extra sleeping space for guests</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Suite Rooms

    • Junior Suite: Contains a bed and a sitting area or lounge; separate bed can connect to the living room. Also known as a Mini-Suite.
    • Penthouse Suite: Typically located on the top floor of the hotel, offering exclusive views and privacy.
    • Executive Suite: Designed for top executives, featuring superior quality amenities and facilities for business needs.
    • Hospitality Suite: Functions as a parlor or entertaining space for visitors; often used for meetings or receptions.

    Types of Beds

    • Single Bed: Dimensions approximately 36 inches by 75 inches, suitable for one person.
    • Double Bed: Dimensions approximately 54 inches by 75 inches; accommodates a couple or two individuals.
    • Queen Bed: Larger than a double, measuring about 60 inches by 80 inches, providing more space.
    • King Bed: Extra-long and wide, measuring 78 inches by 80 inches for maximum comfort.
    • Rollaway Bed: Portable bed that can be added to a room for an extra person.
    • Pullout Bed: Slides out from underneath another bed for additional sleeping space.
    • Sofa Bed: Couch that transforms into a bed for extra accommodation.

    Room Status

    • OCC (Occupied): Room is currently occupied by a paying guest.
    • VC (Vacant Dirty): Room has been vacated but is not ready for new guests due to cleaning.
    • OOO (Out of Order): Room is undergoing renovation or requires maintenance to be fit for occupancy.
    • BLO (Blocked): Reserved for a guest expected to arrive soon, typically within a day.
    • NS (No Show): Reserved room that was not utilized; either cancelled or the guest did not arrive.
    • SO (Slept Out): Special status for distinguished guests needing exceptional service.
    • VIP (Very Important Person): Distinguished guests, often high-ranking officials, receiving special attention.
    • VVIP (Very Very Important Person): Extremely renowned individuals deserving of the highest level of hospitality.
    • Joiner: A person sharing a room with another guest, indicating a shared accommodation situation.

    List of Room Amenities

    • Bedroom Amenities:

      • Signs: Includes "Do Not Disturb" and "Make Up" signs.
      • Furniture: Foundational pieces like bed, closet, dressing table with mirror, and seating arrangements.
      • Entertainment: Typically includes a TV set.
      • Service Items: Service tray with cold water and glasses for guest comfort.
      • Information: Guest folder with hotel services, rules, and emergency exits; in-room phone.
      • Miscellaneous: Items like shoehorn and shoe cloth for convenience.
    • Bathroom Amenities:

      • Linens: Bath towel, hand towel, face towel, and bath mat provided for comfort.
      • Toiletries: Essentials like shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, and shaving kit for guest hygiene.
      • Paper Products: Toilet paper and facial tissues.
      • Miscellaneous: Includes a trash can with a liner, laundry bag, and sanitary disposal options.
    • Luxury Amenities:

      • Bath & Body Products: Items such as bubble bath, bathrobe, slippers, lotion, cologne, and body scrub for a lavish experience.
      • Conveniences: Includes water heater, cups, coffee and sugar sachets for guest refreshment.
      • Extras: Useful items like a sewing kit, fruit basket, and hair dryer to enhance the stay.

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    Explore the different types of suite rooms including junior suites and penthouse suites. Learn about their features such as separate living areas and unique layouts that define luxury accommodations. This quiz will help you understand the classifications of various suite types.

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