CHAPTER 4: THE GUEST ROOM Flashcards
(42 cards)
Guest choice of room type, configuration and destination
Room preference
Offer guests incrementally nicer configuration usually offered to vips or regular loyal guest
Upgrades
Identifies smoking or non-smoking room
From designations
Room with single bed, occupied by one person
Single room
Two single beds or maybe occupied by 1 or 2 persons
Twin room
One double bed or queen bed, good for 2 persons
Double room
Two double or queen beds, occupied by 2 or more persons
Double double room
One double bed and roll away bed are two single bed plus one roll away then, occupied by 3 people
Triple room
May have two beds or more, occupied by 4 people
Quadruple room
Has a king size bed, occupied by 1 or 2 people
King room
Room with studio bed, a couch that can be converted into bed
Studio
Studio may also called an ______.
Executive room
Have two or more rooms with entrance doors from the outside and a door between them
Connecting rooms
Characterized the physical makeup of the guest room
Room configuration
Looks beyond the number of people and how they determine sleeping room rates
Room configuration
Room sold at moderate rate, equip with standard facilities and amenities
Standard configuration
The greatest number of available rooms
Run of the house (ROH) rooms
More species and more elegant in design than standard room
Deluxe or enhance configuration
Deluxe or enhance configuration sometimes called _____ or _____ room.
Concierge or business level
Much larger room with superior amenities and facilities
Suits configuration
Room with a belt and a sitting area and it is larger than standard room
Junior suite
Suite room located on the corner of hotel building
Corner suite
This suites span to floors or more to create very high ceilings
Bi-level Suite
Intended to entertain groups of people
Hospitality suite “hospos”