CLASSIFICATION OF HOTELS in the world.pptx

Classification of hotel in the world

1. Classification of hotels

2. In India, hotels with twenty five rooms or less are classified as small hotels However, in the developed countries of Europe and America, hotels with less than 100 rooms are considered small These hotels provide clean and comfortable accommodation but may not provide upmarket facilities, such as swimming pool, restaurant, bar, etc. Classification of the hotels on the basis of Size – SMALL HOTEL

3. Hotels with twenty-six to hundred rooms are called medium hotels However, in developed nations, hotels with up to 300 rooms are termed medium-sized. Classification of the hotels on the basis of Size –MEDIUM HOTEL

4. In India, hotels with 101 to 300 guest rooms are regarded as large hotels. Whereas, hotels with 400–600 rooms are termed as large hotels in the developed world. Classification of the hotels on the basis of Size – LARGE HOTEL

5. Hotels with more than 300 guest rooms are known as very large hotels in our country. In developed nations, hotels with 600–1,000 rooms may be considered very large. Classification of the hotels on the basis of Size – VERY LARGE HOTEL

6. AA – The Automobile Association founded in 1905 rates Hotels from a Star category of 1-5 and is a British firm AAA-  American Automobile Association is the most popular star rating Association in North America and especially in the USA. They rate in terms of diamonds with 5 Diamonds pointing to luxury properties. Classification of the hotel based on Star category (Star rating System)

7. Forbes Travel Guide – The star rating system by Forbes has a legacy of over 5 decades and is popular across the globe. In India HRACC categorizes hotels into: Star Rated Hotels (One Star to Five Star Deluxe) & Heritage Hotels. Classification of the hotel based on Star category (Star rating System)

8. These properties are generally small and independently owned, with a family atmosphere. There may be a limited range of facilities and the meals may be fairly simple. For example, lunch may not be served in room. Maintenance, cleanliness, and comfort would be of an acceptable standard One Star Category

9. Hotel Rezaas , G ujarat Hotel Jahajmahal, M adhya Pradesh Hotel Manik Moti , M aharashtra Hotel Transit Pvt. Ltd. (T24 RESIDENCY) Maharashtra One Star Category

10. Hotels will typically be small to medium-sized, and offer more extensive facilities than one-star hotels. Guests can expect comfortable, well-equipped overnight accommodation. Reception and other staff will aim for a more professional presentation than at the one-star hotel. Hotel will offer a wider range of straightforward services, including food and beverages. Two Star Category

11. Hotel Sanjivani Heritage, Assam Jeevan Ayurvedic Beach Resort, Kerala Hotel Kalyan , Rajasthan The Serene Abode, Arunachal Pradesh Two Star Category

12. Hotels are usually of fairly large size to support higher staffing levels as well as a significantly higher quality and range of facilities than at the lower star classifications. Reception and other public areas will be more spacious, and the restaurant will normally also cater to non-residents. Besides room service, some provisions for business travellers can be expected. Three Star Category

13. River Bay Resort, Andhra Pradesh FAIRFIELD BY MARRIOTT, Andhra Pradesh THE EMERALD, Chattisgarh Hotel Tunga International, Maharashtra Three Star Category

14. Degree of luxury as well as quality in the furnishings, décor, and equipment in every area of the hotel is outstanding. Bedrooms will also usually offer more space than at the lower star levels. They will be well-designed with coordinated furnishings and décor. There will be a high staff to guest ratio. The restaurant will demonstrate a serious approach to its cuisine. Four Star Category

15. PALM BEACH HOTEL, Andhra Pradesh Hyatt Raipur, Chattisgarh Hotel Travancore Palace, Kerala Peninsula Grand Hotel, Maharashtra Four Star Category

16. Five star hotels offer spacious and luxurious accommodations throughout the hotel, matching the best international standards. The interior design should impress with its quality and attention to detail, comfort, and elegance. The furnishings should be clean and tidy. The service should be formal, well supervised, and flawless in its attention to guests’ needs, without being intrusive. The restaurant will demonstrate a high level of technical skill. The staff will be knowledgeable, helpful, and well versed in all aspects of customer care, combining efficiency with courtesy. Five Star Category

17. Heritage hotels are properties set in small forts, palaces, or havelis , the mansions of one-time royal and aristocratic families. In a heritage hotel, a visitor is offered rooms that have their own history, is served traditional cuisine, is entertained by folk artistes, can participate in activities that allow a glimpse into the heritage of the region etc. They have added a new dimension to cultural tourism Heritage Hotels

18. Heritage Basic : Hotels in residences,  havelis , hunting lodges, castles, forts, palaces built between 1935 and 1950. Heritage Hotels Umaid Bhavan Palace, Jodhpur

19. Heritage Classic:  Hotels in residences,  havelis , hunting lodges,  castles, forts, palaces built prior to 1935 but after 1920 Heritage Hotels Narain Niwas palace Jaipur

20. Heritage Grand : Hotels in residences,  havelis , hunting lodges,  castles, forts, palaces built prior to 1920. Heritage Hotels Taj Lake Palace (Udaipur)

21. Downtown Hotel Classification of the hotel based on location A downtown hotel is located in the centre of the city or within a short distance from business centre, shopping areas, theatres, public offices etc. The centre of the city may not necessarily be the geographical centre, but it refers to an area that is considered to be the commercial hub of the city.

22. Suburban Hotels: As the land cost in the city centre is higher and the space is limited, some entrepreneurs build their hotels near the outskirts of the city. Providing similar facilities as the downtown hotel, these hotels are set in suburban areas and have the advantage of quicker surroundings. Such hotels are ideal for people who prefer to stay away from the hustle and bustle of city. Classification of the hotel based on location

23. Resort Hotel: Hotels that are located at tourist destination such as hill station, sea beaches and countryside are referred to as resort hotels. These hotels have a very calm and natural ambience. They are mostly away from cities and are located in pollution –free environs. Classification of the hotel based on location

24. Airport Hotel : Airport Hotels are situated in the vicinity of airport and other ports of entry. Motel: The word motel is formed by merging two words “motor‟ and “hotel‟. They are located primarily on highways and provide modest lodging to highway travellers Classification of the hotel based on location

25. Floatels : Floatels are type of lodging properties that float on the surface of water. This category consists of all lodgings properties that are built on the top of rafts or semi-submersible platforms, and includes cruise liners and houseboats Classification of the hotel based on location

26. Rotels : The hotels which rotate on wheel are called Rotels . It is also called Motel on wheels. The best example of “ Rotel ” in India is Palace on Wheels. It is a luxurious train, fully air-conditioned, and well furnished, with attached restaurant and bar. Classification of the hotel based on location

27. Business or commercial Hotels: Designed to cater to the business traveller, commercial hotels are generally situated in the city centre Transient Hotels : Transient hotels cater to the needs of people who are on the move and need a stopover en route their journey. Classification of the hotel based on clientele

28. Boutique hotels : These are very small and expensive hotels and mainly cater for elite class. They are different from the hotels in that each room has a distinct personality. Classification of the hotel based on clientele Beatles theme room

29. Boutique hotel theme rooms Arabian Nights Theme room

30. Residential Hotels : As the name suggest, residential hotels provide accommodation for longer duration. These hotels are generally patronised by people who are on a temporary official deputation to a city where they do not have their own residential accommodation Classification of the hotel based on clientele

31. Suite Hotels : Suite hotels provide the highest level of personalized services to guest. The guest rooms generally comprise a living area, compact kitchenette, complete with refrigerator and a microwave, a bedroom attached with a bathroom, and sometimes even a dance floor. Classification of the hotel based on clientele

32. Bed & Breakfast Hotel : A European concept, bed & breakfast hotels are lodging establishment generally operated in large family residence. Casino Hotels : Casino hotels provide gambling facilities, such as Luxor hotel and casino in Las Vegas Classification of the hotel based on clientele

33. Conference Centres: These are large hotels, having more than 400 guest rooms. The services provided are of the highest standards. Normally conferences are charged as packages, which include accommodation and meetings facilities. Classification of the hotel based on clientele

34. Green hotel/ Ecotel : Green Hotels are environmentally-friendly properties whose managers are eager to institute programs that save water, save energy and reduce solid waste. Classification of the hotel based on clientele

35. Independent Hotels : These hotels are on ownership basis and do not have any affiliation or contract through any other property. And also they do not have any tie up with any other hotels with regards to policy, procedures and financial obligation Classification of the hotel based on ownership

36. Chain Hotels: Hotel chain is an enterprise that administrates, through a unique management a number of hotels located in different areas. They can be total or partial owners of the hotel and they manage their administration, marketing and promotion. Classification of the hotel based on ownership

37. Management contract: As the name suggests, it is a contract between the owner of the property and a hotel operator (Management contractor or Operator) by which the owner employs the operator as an agent to assume the full responsibility for operating and managing the hotel. Classification of the hotel based on ownership

38. Franchise: A franchise is the authorization granted by a hotel chain to an individual hotel to use the chain’s trade mark, operating systems, and reservation system in return for a percentage of hotel revenues plus certain other fees, such as advertising fees. Classification of the hotel based on ownership

39. Referral Groups: The independent hotels get together & form an association to overcome the disadvantage of being an independent property. The hotels help each other getting business share reservation net; marketing & advertising even purchases. Independent operators achieve the marketing benefits of chains without chain membership. Classification of the hotel based on ownership

40. Time –Share Hotels: When you purchase a timeshare, you choose not only a set location but also a specific week or two that you will use your vacation home every year. Condo Hotels  – With a condo hotel, guests have flexibility to use their unit whenever they want. Keep in mind, however, that some condo hotels do have living restrictions that prevent guests from making their condo a permanent residence. Classification of the hotel based on ownership

41. Upmarket/Luxury/World Class Services Hotels Mid- Market/Mid- Range Service Hotels Budget/Economy Hotels Classification of the hotel based on “Levels of service”

42. Commercial Hotels Transient Hotels Semi-resident hotels Residential/Apartment Hotel Extended stay hotels Classification of the hotel based on “Duration of guest stay”

43. Dharamshala A  dharamshala , also written as  dharmashala  is a Hindu religious resthouse . In Sanskrit, Dharma means religion, and  shala  means "sanctuary" hence dharamshala is a 'religious sanctuary' or rest-house for pilgrims, that is primarily created for religious pilgrims or as a religious endowment. Creating dharmashala is a tradition common in Hinduism, Jainism and also Tibetan Buddhism.  Just as  sarai  are for travellers and caravans, dharamshalas are specifically meant for religious travellers and built at pilgrimage sites. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

44. Sarai A  caravanserai  or  caravansary was a roadside inn where travellers (caravaners) could rest and recover from the day's journey. Caravanserais supported the flow of commerce, information and people across the network of trade routes covering Asia, North Africa and Southeast Europe, most notably the Silk Road. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

45. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation Sarai Shah-Abbasi Caravansary in Karaj, Iran

46. These sarais were built along the salt route which was also known as the Mughal roads and they were build so that those who traveled this route could rest at these inns in safety and comfort. This made the success of this route inevitable and hence this is why the salt route is famous even today because of the planning that went into designing this route. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

47. The  Akbari Sarai i s a large caravan inn that is located in Shahdara Bagh  in Lahore, Pakistan. Dating from 1637, the  sarai  was originally built for travelers , as well as for caretakers of the Tomb of Jahangir. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

48. Dak Bungalow/Circuit Houses/Inspection Bungalow/First lodges Circuit House is a Guest House exclusively for government employees. Almost every city or state has one Circuit House where a government employee can stay alone or with family with prior booking. A Circuit House is called ‘Circuit’ because in Government and Law terminology Circuit means an ‘Administrative Division’. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

49. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation A Circuit House at Kalpa , Himachal Pradesh

50. Lodges/Boarding House Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

51. Camping Grounds/Tourist camps Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

52. Railway/Airport Retiring Rooms Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation Railway Retiring rooms

53. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation Airport Retiring area

54. Youth Hostel Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation

55. Classification of the hotel based on “Supplementary/ alternate accommodation Youth Hostel