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Classification of Hotels

 On the basis of size and location, star categorization and ownership basis_

  • Size:

    • Small hotel (Less than 100 rooms)

    • Medium hotel (between 100 to 300 rooms) 

    • Large hotel(more than 300 to 600 rooms)

    • Very large hotel (300 to 1000 rooms)

    • Mega property (more than 1000 rooms)

  • Location:

    • Downtown hotels

      • Location: heart of the city

      • Client: businesses man

      • Facility: all the modern facility with 24 hour coffee shop, room service, business center, travel desk etc 

      • Average Stay: 3 to 7 days

    • Transit hotels 

      • Location: Near the transit point (sea, bus, airport)

      • Client: tourist ( from a country to another/ one state to another state) 

      • Facility: average or moderate facility

      • Average Stay: Few Hours 

    • Resorts 

      • Location: Places with natural beauty, like hill station, sea beach, forest etc.

      • Client: Holiday Makers 

      • Facility: Very Moderate/Modern Facility 

      • Average Stay: might be week also/ few days

    • Motels 

      • Location: Outskirts of the city (Highways)

      • Client: Travelers, Motorist, Bikers, Tourist traveled by road

      • Facility: Fuel Station, Swimming Pool, Garage

      • Average Stay: One Night

    • Suburban

      • Location: Suburban Area (Nor City, Neither Village)

      • Client: Who stays for a longer duration away from the hustle of the city.

      • Facility: Moderated and Budgeted.

      • Average Stay: Might be for a month.

    • Flotel

      • Location: Above the surface of the water 🌊

      • Client: not specific 

      • Facility: not specific

      • Average Stay: not specific

  • Star:

    • Star categorization is done by HRACC.(Hotel and Restaurant Approval Classification Committee)

    • One star ⭐: 

      • Typically small hotels, located near affordable attractions with simple facilities with a family atmosphere.

    • Two star ⭐⭐:

      • Economy hotel small to medium size. It is located near moderately priced attractions.

    • Three Star ⭐ ⭐⭐:

      • Moderate hotel with spacious accommodation. Facilities offered like room service, meals, a pool etc. 

    • Four Star ⭐⭐⭐⭐:

      • So these are first class hotels with one restaurant,  24 hour room service, laundry, parking, wellness center, pool etc. example,  Lily hotel Guwahati.

    • Five Star ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐:

      • High level of services and accommodation offered. It will have high end facilities with at least three restaurants, room service 24 hours etc.

    • Five Star Deluxe ✨:

      • Highest level of accommodation, providing personal service like butler service.

  • Heritage:

    • Recent addition to the hotel industry. Heritage properties are set in a small fort, palace and Hawelis.

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