What do you think of the hotel’s specialty rooms?

Special guest rooms refer to guest rooms that are specially designed and decorated based on the actual situation of the hotel, local comprehensive resources and the evolving needs of guests. It can be a single room, a suite or an entire floor. The hotel can design some new guest rooms such as ethnic characteristic rooms, disabled rooms, non-smoking rooms, ladies' rooms, children's rooms, honeymoon rooms, sleeping rooms, studio single rooms, studio double rooms, etc. It is also possible to use all or part of the guest rooms on certain floors to form special floors for similar customers. Such as business floor, super luxury floor, non-smoking floor, ladies floor, etc.

As an economic entity that meets the diverse needs of guests for "food, accommodation, transportation, travel, shopping, and entertainment," guest room managers should not only design different types of guest rooms, but also highlight style design. Characteristics to fully reflect the local ethnic style, local characteristics or the hotel's unique decorative style. For example, you can make full use of unique furniture shapes and decorative materials, unique folk crafts, etc. to give guests a refreshing experience and leave a particularly deep impression. For example, the Dai people in Yunnan are represented by small paper umbrellas and bamboos. The bamboo buildings are decorated with small umbrellas, and a gourd sheng is played in the background, and the guests will feel like the land of peacocks; the Bai people are represented by batik craftsmanship and pavement. Put on batik tablecloths, hang batik ethnic paintings, and with a little embellishment, you will come to the hometown of "Golden Flower"; the nomadic people, represented by the yurt style, make the walls into the yurt style, hang herding utensils and some animal skins, It has a rough and bold feeling; for example, Xinjiang is a place with a large number of Uyghurs, and the guest rooms can be decorated in the style of Uyghur folk houses: a solid earthen kang is built indoors, about one foot high, for living, sitting and sleeping, and niches are opened on the walls. , built-in food and utensils, hanging a tapestry on the wall, etc. to satisfy the guests' curiosity and increase their experience of Uyghur folk life.