Hotel Kings International - Juhu, Hotel Landmark - Fort, Days Inn Celebration - Vashi, Hotel Harbour View - Mumbai G.P.O., Asian Hotels Ltd. Sahar - Mumbai, VITS - J. B. Nagar, Mumbai, Kohinoor Continental -Andheri East, Nature Trails - Tane West, Hotel Diplomat - Mumbai G.P.O., Hotel Time Inn - Andheri East.

Marriott owns thousand of hotels across the country. They include the Courtyard, and Springfield Suites. They are a 4 star hotel chain, and from prior experience very nice hotels. Marriott does not own thousands of hotels across the country. They do operate in all 50 states in 66 other countries. They manage hotels. Most Marriott's that you'll see across the world (over 3,200); Fairfield Inn, Springfield Suites, Town Place Suites, Residence Inn, Courtyard, Renaissance, Marriott, J.W. Marriott, and Ritz Carlton are owned by investors. They have struck a deal with Marriott to operate it for them. There are very long terms on the operating deal so a hotel building can be sold numerous times but will still be operated by marriott creating continuity. Marriott does own about 3% of the hotels with their name on it. Most hotel companies do business the same way ie; Hilton and Starwood.

Hotels have the following types of plan according to the tariff pattern. They are:

European Plan (EP) - Romm Tariff + Morning Tea

Continental Plan (CP) - Room Tariff + Continental Breakfast

American Plan (AP) - Room Tariff + Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner

Modified American Plan (MAP) - Room Tariff + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner

The main difference between a 3-star hotel and a 5-star hotel is the level of luxury and services they offer.

3-star hotel:

• A 3-star hotel provides basic and comfortable accommodation for guests.

• The rooms are generally clean and functional, but may not have luxurious amenities.

• These hotels usually have a restaurant or dining area for guests, offering simple meals.

• Staff members are helpful, but the range of services and facilities is more limited compared to higher-rated hotels.

• 3-star hotels are suitable for travelers who prioritize affordability and practicality over luxury.

5-star hotel:

• A 5-star hotel offers premium and luxurious accommodation to guests.

• The rooms are well-appointed and often come with extra amenities like high-quality linens, upscale toiletries, and advanced technology.

• These hotels have multiple restaurants and bars, providing a diverse and gourmet dining experience.

• Staff members are highly trained to provide personalized service and cater to guests' needs promptly.

• 5-star hotels usually have additional facilities like spa, fitness center, swimming pools, and other recreational options.

• These hotels are ideal for travelers seeking a lavish and exclusive experience with top-notch services.

While a 3-star hotel provides basic comfort and services, a 5-star hotel offers a more luxurious and indulgent stay, often accompanied by a wider range of amenities and exceptional customer service.

A housekeeping organizational chart for a large establishment should list each person. The chart should also include who each person goes to when they have problems.

The housekeeping department of a hotel is usually headed by an Executive Housekeeper. Sections within the housekeeping department includes the following:

1) Linen and uniform

2) Laundry

3) Housekeeping ( rooms and public areas )

4) Gardening

a specialist tour operator is different to a mass market tour operator which puts together packages with a combination of accommodation, travel and sometimes transfers. a specialist operator is more flexible for the customer to be able to do what they want to do, they specialise and cater to the tourists interests.. eg. cycling holidays, trekking. they also ( sometimes) have few clients than mass operators and due to catering and tailor making the holiday, they can charge higher prices.

Although there is debate, the Grand Sierra Resort, Peppermill, and Atlantis are all top picks.

It is going to depend on the hotel and what company they use for their supplies. Each hotel will have a different type of cleanser they use however most of them will only have 3 different kinds of products; window cleaner, a heavy duty bathroom cleaner, and a room deodorizer.

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The colleges, departments and faculties of the University of Oxford are located across the city centre of Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK.

Because it wasn't good enough to be 5 star :P either that or there's 4 stars on the front of the building.

The hotel's main goal is to put heads in beds, so that they make money. (they are a business) If they are a good hotel their goals also include making you happy while you are there so that you will come back and recommend the hotel to other travelers

What do you call a person who owns a hotel

== == The legal age to contract is 18 in France and the United States. Booking a hotel normally requires a credit card, and a credit card requires a contract and a contract requires you to be 18. Staying in the hotel without an adult is a different story. Unless there are individual rules and regulations in the hotel itself, there are not laws regarding it in the US, France may be different. Addition by Hedleygb: France IS different. You can stay in a hotel without parents, andf the management may or may not bother to check; but in fact you need parental permission, preferably in the form of a letter.

Housekeeping provides a clean environment for the food and beverage department. They will need clean surfaces to store and cook food as well as to serve it.

a table setup is when the kitchen table has been laid, sometimes fancily, for dinner or for another meal. In other the words, the table has been set with plates, utensils, cups, and napkins

A Property Management System (PMS) can be any of a number of database software systems that are used to track employee and guest actions in a hotel. Typical functions of a PMS are Reservations Booking, Guest Accounting, Housekeeping and Group Block Management. In some systems these core functions may be augmented with Revenue Management and Function Space Management.

PMS system's have all the advantages of any centralized management system, namely, immediate and accurate access to information concerning hotel activity.

1. Ty Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons, New York; $34,000 per night 2. Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva; $33,000 per night 3. The Presidential Suite, Hotel Cala di Volpe, Costa Smeralda, Italy; $21,000 per night 4. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab, Dubai; $18,000 per night 5. Royal Armleder Suite, Le Richemond, Geneva; $17,500 per night 6. The Ritz-Carlton Suite, The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow; $16,500 per night 7. The Royal Suite, Four Seasons George V, Paris; $16,000 per night 8. The Imperial Suite, Park Hyatt-Vendôme, Paris; $15,500 per night 9. Brook Penthouse, Claridges, London; $10,000 per night 10. Penthouse Suite, Hotel Martinez, Cannes; $9,300 per night

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