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1 AOHT Principles of Hospitality and Tourism
Unit 3, Lesson 6 The Wide World of Lodging Copyright © 2007‒2016 NAF. All rights reserved.

2 Hotels make up most of the lodging industry
Hotels can be categorized by type, price range, or location. What’s the difference between a hotel and a motel?

3 Luxury hotels are the fanciest and most expensive
Luxury hotels have the most amenities: high-quality soaps and shampoos, bathrobes, big TVs, great views. What other amenities do people enjoy in hotels?

4 Resort hotels offer activities on site
Many resorts are all-inclusive: they are designed so that you never have to leave. Casinos Health resorts Golf resorts Ski resorts Dude ranches What’s the name of a famous American resort good for families?

5 Full-service hotels are in the mid-level price range
Full-service hotels offer many amenities but are not as luxurious. They also cost less. Many full-service hotels have conference rooms and Internet access to appeal to business travelers. What else do business travelers need in a hotel?

6 Extended-stay hotels rent by the week or month
Features of extended-stay hotels include kitchens, living areas, and small office areas. Why might someone need this kind of hotel?

7 Limited-service hotels are for people on a budget
These hotels are the most economical. They offer basic amenities. What are some brands of limited-service hotel chains?

8 Hotel bills tend to use a similar format

9 Rating systems help travelers evaluate hotels
Number of Diamonds What This Rating Means The very best: famous for luxury Upscale: great service and amenities Midscale: comfortable, good amenities Budget: simpler, comfortable, good amenities Budget: safe, clean, basic

10 A bed and breakfast is often in a house
Families often own bed and breakfasts. Every morning they cook big breakfasts for their guests to eat together. Why would a B&B appeal to a traveler?

11 Hostels are great for student travelers
You can find a hostel anywhere: In a big city In an old lighthouse In a converted barn According to Plog, what kind of traveler would enjoy staying in a hostel?

12 RV parks and campgrounds allow travelers to get away from the city
How would you prepare for this kind of travel?

13 Lodgings are a key aspect of any trip
Of all the types of lodging you’ve learned about, which ones appeal to you? Why?


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