ADA ROOM
A hotel room that complies with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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ADJACENT ROOMS
These are more than a single room. When rooms are close to each other and are divided by a wall, they are called adjacent rooms.
These are more than a single room. When rooms are close to each other and are divided by a wall, they are called adjacent rooms.
ADJOINING
Two guest rooms are next to each other and are connected by a door. They may be booked together for one travelling party or separately for two different parties. These are useful if you are travelling with older children or a larger group and need more space. If you don't know the guests in the adjoining room, always check to make sure the door in between is locked.
Two guest rooms are next to each other and are connected by a door. They may be booked together for one travelling party or separately for two different parties. These are useful if you are travelling with older children or a larger group and need more space. If you don't know the guests in the adjoining room, always check to make sure the door in between is locked.
APARTMENTS
Contains a full kitchen, dining area, and living area, with at least one sleeping area and bathroom. Apartments share walls with other apartments, and usually have another apartment above and/or below.
Contains a full kitchen, dining area, and living area, with at least one sleeping area and bathroom. Apartments share walls with other apartments, and usually have another apartment above and/or below.
BANQUETING ROOM
A room, typically at a hotel, available for rent for a public function at which food may or may not be served.
A room, typically at a hotel, available for rent for a public function at which food may or may not be served.
BLOCKED ROOM
A room is held for a specific guest on a specific date.
A room is held for a specific guest on a specific date.
BREAK OUT ROOM
A smaller room, near a larger meeting room, for use when a larger group breaks into sections.
A smaller room, near a larger meeting room, for use when a larger group breaks into sections.
COMP ROOM
Also known as a Complimentary Room. An occupied room for which the guest is not charged. This may include a room occupied by a hotel employee. A hotel may offer complimentary rooms to a group in proportion to the total number of rooms the group occupies. For example, 1 comp room may be offered for every 25 rooms occupied.
Also known as a Complimentary Room. An occupied room for which the guest is not charged. This may include a room occupied by a hotel employee. A hotel may offer complimentary rooms to a group in proportion to the total number of rooms the group occupies. For example, 1 comp room may be offered for every 25 rooms occupied.
COMPLIMENTARY ROOM
Also known as a Comp Room. An occupied room for which the guest is not charged. This may include a room occupied by a hotel employee. A hotel may offer complimentary rooms to a group in proportion to the total number of rooms the group occupies. For example, 1 comp room may be offered for every 25 rooms occupied.
Also known as a Comp Room. An occupied room for which the guest is not charged. This may include a room occupied by a hotel employee. A hotel may offer complimentary rooms to a group in proportion to the total number of rooms the group occupies. For example, 1 comp room may be offered for every 25 rooms occupied.
CONNECTING
As the name suggests, 2 rooms beside each other, connected by a common door, so guests can move between them. In this type of room, there are individual outdoor areas that can be entered separately. This is suitable for a family with children, as there is a common door between the units. Connecting rooms are sometimes referred to as communicating room
As the name suggests, 2 rooms beside each other, connected by a common door, so guests can move between them. In this type of room, there are individual outdoor areas that can be entered separately. This is suitable for a family with children, as there is a common door between the units. Connecting rooms are sometimes referred to as communicating room
DE LUXE ROOM
A regular-size sleeping room with the best location, view, and the highest level of comfort, furnishings, amenities and décor. Bedding usually includes a queen-size or king size bed.
A regular-size sleeping room with the best location, view, and the highest level of comfort, furnishings, amenities and décor. Bedding usually includes a queen-size or king size bed.
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY (DBL)
A hotel room for occupancy by two people that may contain one or two beds.
A hotel room for occupancy by two people that may contain one or two beds.
DOUBLE ROOM (DBLB)
A room with two double beds. Also an excellent choice for two friends or colleagues sharing a room.
A room with two double beds. Also an excellent choice for two friends or colleagues sharing a room.
ENVIRO FRIENDLY
Some hotels have designated rooms or floors as environmentally conscious.
Some hotels have designated rooms or floors as environmentally conscious.
FAMILY ROOM
A perfect room to accommodate a whole family. This could be a double-double, triple, quad or suite room. As this is especially for the family, if there is a child, then the child's cot or Z-bed will be provided.
A perfect room to accommodate a whole family. This could be a double-double, triple, quad or suite room. As this is especially for the family, if there is a child, then the child's cot or Z-bed will be provided.
GARDEN SIDE ROOM
A hotel room on the same level as the garden, with a door that opens onto the garden
A hotel room on the same level as the garden, with a door that opens onto the garden
HOSPITALITY SUITE
A suite with a sitting room for entertaining clients and a sleeping room, connected by a common door that includes bathroom facilities in both rooms.
A suite with a sitting room for entertaining clients and a sleeping room, connected by a common door that includes bathroom facilities in both rooms.
JUNIOR SUITE
A large room with two sections for sleeping and sitting. It usually includes a couch, coffee table and side chairs.
A large room with two sections for sleeping and sitting. It usually includes a couch, coffee table and side chairs.
KING ROOM
A room with king size bed to accommodate one or more guests.
A room with king size bed to accommodate one or more guests.
MINIMUM
Room usually reserved for overflow or emergency situations with distinct drawbacks.
Room usually reserved for overflow or emergency situations with distinct drawbacks.
MOCK-UP ROOM
A display room for a new hotel property.
A display room for a new hotel property.
OCEAN VIEW ROOM (OCV)
A room from which it is possible to view the ocean, whether the room is on the first floor, the 12th floor, or on a hillside.
A room from which it is possible to view the ocean, whether the room is on the first floor, the 12th floor, or on a hillside.
PENTHOUSE SUITE
Located on the top floor of the hotel.
Located on the top floor of the hotel.
QUAD ROOM
A room for 4 persons with 2 or more beds inside.
A room for 4 persons with 2 or more beds inside.
QUEEN ROOM
A room with a queen size bed to accommodate one or more person.
A room with a queen size bed to accommodate one or more person.
SAMPLE ROOM
A room used by the hotel sales staff to display to agents.
A room used by the hotel sales staff to display to agents.
SINGLE ROOM
A room designed for one person. Some rooms will have only one single bed while most will have two.
A room designed for one person. Some rooms will have only one single bed while most will have two.
SMOKING ROOM
Rooms where tobacco can be smoked. Non-smoking rooms prohibit tobacco use.
Rooms where tobacco can be smoked. Non-smoking rooms prohibit tobacco use.
STANDARD ROOM
Regular-sized sleeping rooms with one or two double beds.
Regular-sized sleeping rooms with one or two double beds.
SUITE
Consists of two or more rooms, typically a living and sleeping room with more than one bedroom or extra rooms such as a kitchenette or conference room.
Consists of two or more rooms, typically a living and sleeping room with more than one bedroom or extra rooms such as a kitchenette or conference room.
SUPERIOR ROOM
Sleeping room may include double, queen-size or king-size bed.
Sleeping room may include double, queen-size or king-size bed.
TRANSIENT ROOMS
Transient rooms include those occupied by those with reservations at rack, corporate, corporate-negotiated, package, government, or foreign-traveller rates. Also includes occupied rooms booked via third party web sites.
Transient rooms include those occupied by those with reservations at rack, corporate, corporate-negotiated, package, government, or foreign-traveller rates. Also includes occupied rooms booked via third party web sites.
TRIPLE ROOM
A room for three persons, usually consisting of twin beds (or double beds, plus a rollaway bed.
A room for three persons, usually consisting of twin beds (or double beds, plus a rollaway bed.
TWIN ROOM
A room designed for two people with two single or "twin" beds. This is an excellent choice when two people want to share a room but not a bed.
A room designed for two people with two single or "twin" beds. This is an excellent choice when two people want to share a room but not a bed.
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