Types of Suite Rooms

Study Notes

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.

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.

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.

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.