At the Hotel
Facilities
Types of hotel
Services
Food and Beverage
100

The large open area at the front of the hotel

Lobby

100

A room that guests can use for exercise and fitness

Gym

100

A fancy hotel, with swimming pools and other services.

Resort

100

A hotel service enabling guests to choose items of food and drink for delivery to their hotel room for consumption.

Room Service

100

An on-site dining option that serves meals at specific times.

Restaurant

200

Booking a room in advance, which ensures room availability

Reservation

200

A wellness center that offers a variety of health and wellness treatments, such as massages, facial treatments, and even nail and hairdressing services.

Spa

200

A very inexpensive place for backpackers and travelers on a budget.

Hostel

200

A service offering large vans that give guests free rides to and from the nearest airport.

Transfer Service (Shuttle Service)

200

A self-service meal option with a variety of foods displayed for selection

Buffet

300

The term for when a hotel has available rooms

Vacancy

300

A tank or large basin that is filled with water and intended for recreational or competitive swimming or diving.

Swimming Pool

300

A small, often family-run home that offers a place to stay and a place to eat.

Bed and Breakfast

300

The staff member that parks the guests' vehicles

Valet

300

A small refrigerator in the room stocked with drinks and snacks for purchase

Minibar

400

Failing to arrive without cancelling often resulting in a fee.

No-Show

400

A room dedicated space for events such as business conference calls and meetings.

Conference Room

400

A roadside hotel designed primarily for motorists, typically having the rooms arranged in a low building with parking directly outside.

Motel

400

The staff that assists guests by helping with directions, reservations, and more

Concierge

400

A package including all meals and drinks, usually at a resort.

All-Inclusive

500

The percentage of available rooms that are occupied; used in hotel management

Occupancy Rate

500

A place with computers, printers, and other office facilities for guest use.

Business Center

500

A restaurant or bar, typically one in the countryside, in some cases providing accommodations.

Inn

500

The staff member who helps with the luggage and offers assistance upon arrival or departure

Bellman

500

A breakfast that is provided with the booking of a room.

Complimentary Breakfast (Breakfast Included)

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