1. Classification of Hotel Guestrooms:

2. According to the Number and Type of Beds

3. Bed Sizes: Single bed – 36” x 75” Double bed – 54” x 75”
Queen bed – 60” x 80”
King bed – 78” x 80”

4. Roll-away bed
a portable bed with or without wheels also called extra bed.

5. Other types of hotel bed:
Pull-away bed
Sofa bed
Bunk beds

6. Single room
a room with a single bed, and is sold to only one person.

7. Twin room
a room with two single beds, good for two persons.

8. Double room
a room occupied by two persons with one double bed.

9. Double-double (also twin double)
a room with two double beds or two queen beds, occupied by two or more persons.

10. Triple room
a room that can accommodate three people either in one double bed and one roll away bed or two single beds and one roll away bed.

11. Quadruple room
a room that can be occupied by four people. It may have two twin beds or two double beds.

12. Family room
a room with at least one double bed, and one or more single beds, designed to accommodate one small family.

13. King room
a room with a king-sized bed, maybe occupied by one or two people or one small family.

14. According to Price, Layout and Facilities

15. Economy Room
a room for an economical rate, usually short of standard facilities like air con, television and other amenities.

16. Standard Room
a room sold at moderate rate, equipped with standard facilities and amenities like air con, toiletries, TV, bed, night table etc.

17. Deluxe Room
a more luxurious and spacious with amenities of superior quality, sold a much higher price than standard rooms.

18. Studio Room
a room with a studio bed, which can be converted into a bed. It may also be called an executive room.

19. Connecting room
two or more rooms with entrance doors from the outside door between them through which guests can get through each bedroom without going out of their rooms.

20. Adjacent or adjoining rooms
rooms located side by side that do not necessarily have a connecting door.

21. Suite Rooms
a room with a parlor or living room connected to one or more full sized bedrooms, equipped with luxury amenities.

22. Different Classification of Suite Rooms

23. Junior suite
a room with a bed and a sitting area (usually a small lounge). There maybe a small, separate bed connected to the living room or parlor. It is also called a mini suite.

24. Penthouse suite
a suite usually located on top floor of the property.

25. Executive suite
a suite designed for a top executive, with facilities and amenities of superior quality.

26. Hospitality suite
a suite used for entertaining visitors; serving as function room or a parlor.

27. Various Types of Hotel Guests:

28. Very Important Person (VIP) – a well renowned guest like high-ranking officials, executives, etc., who warrants a special treatment.

29. Very, Very Important Person (VVIP) – a highly renowned person who deserves special treatment like dignitaries, ambassadors, etc.
UAE Embassy
Canadian Embassy

30. Free Independent Travelers or Foreign Individual Tourist (FIT)) – tourists or travelers traveling alone not joining any tour group.

31. Group Inclusive Tour (GIT) - Travel program with a special fare and specific requirements (e.g. A minimum number of persons traveling as a group throughout the tour).

32. Joiner – person joining another guest in the same room.

33. List of Guestroom Amenities
A hotel amenity is something of a premium nature provided in addition to the room and its basics when renting a room at a hotel, motel, or other place of lodging.
The amenities provided in each hotel vary. In some places of lodging, certain amenities may be standard with all rooms. In others, they may be optional for an additional cost.
Source:

34. Bedroom Amenities:
DND Sign (door hangers)
Make Up Sign (door hangers)

35. Closet with at least 6 hangers

36. Beds: Single bed 36” x 75” Double bed 54” x 75” Queen bed 60” x 80”
King bed ” x 80”

37. Bed linen Bed skirting or flounch Bed pad Bed sheet Bed cover
Size: allocate an allowance of inches over bed size (on all sides). This depends on the mattress.
Bed cover
Pillow with a pillow slip and a pillow case one per occupant two for double and matrimonial beds

38. Shoehorn and shoe cloth
Luggage rack

39. Dresser table with vanity mirror and dresser lamp
TV set

40. Night table with night table lamp
Night table with night table lamp. On top of the table is a telephone, in-house telephone directory, room service menu, under the table is a safety and security booklet and bible

41. Guest folder or compendium
Guest folder or compendium. Contains envelope, stationery, ball pen, post card, directory of hotel services, guest comment survey, and small note pad.

42. Dresser chair
Coffee table and two easy chairs, ashtray and match on top of the table
Floor lamp

43. Service tray with thermo jug filled with cold water; two covered glasses
Side table

44. Room service menu
House rules
Telephone with in-house telephone directory

45. Safety handbook containing safety tips during emergencies
Fire exit
Directional
signs

46. Bathroom Amenities: Bathroom linen Bath mat 20” x 30” 450 gm
Bath towel 25” x 54” 500 gm
Hand towel 18” x 33” 150 gm
Face towel 13” x 13” 60 gm
Two towels per room for one set, one towel per occupant
Bath mat 20” x 30” 450 gm

47. Hair shampoo and conditioner
Soap (must be sealed) one soap per occupant

48. Shower cap
Toilet tissue
Facial tissue

49. Garbage can, underlined
with plastic liner
Laundry bag
Pressing/ Laundry List

50. Morning kit (small package
of toothbrush and toothpaste)
Shaving kit (contains shaver and shaving cream)
Sanitary bag

51. Luxury Amenities (for Deluxe Rooms)

52. Bubble bath gel (if tub is installed)
Bath robe
Slipper
Sewing kit

53. Water heater with two cups and saucer and sachet of coffee, tea, creamer and sugar
Hand and body lotion and cologne
Body scrub

54. Fruit basket
Hair dryer

55. Room Status Codes

56. During room checking, the housekeeper checks the status of each room using the following codes, then prepares the housekeeping room status report and endorses it in triplicate copy. One for the Front desk, as their reference in assigning rooms, one for the linen room and another copy left on the floor for easy mapping.

57. Room Status Codes: OCC – Occupied H/L –Heavy Luggage
VC – Vacant and Cleaned L/L – Light Luggage
VD – Vacant and Dirty N/L – No Luggage
OR – Occupied and Ready DL –Double Lock
OC – Occupied and Clean CL – Chain Lock
OD – Occupied and Dirty HU – House Use
CO – Check-out NCI – Newly Checked-In
OOO – Out of Order NS – No Show
DND – Do Not Disturb SO – Slept Out
V/ O or O/ V – Status unclear BLO – Blocked
LO – lock Out V - Vacant
DO – Due Out MUR – Make Up Room
DNCO – Did not checked out VR – Vacant and Ready
VCI – Vacant, Cleaned and Inspected SR – Service Refused

58. Manual Housekeeping Room Status Report Form

59. Computerized (PMS) Housekeeping Room Status Report