What is the difference between high-end hotels and ordinary hotels?

Many people talk about how good a hotel is

In fact, a hotel is essentially a place to sleep and eat

No matter how high-end a hotel is, its core functions are Will not change

So what is the difference between high-end hotels and ordinary hotels?

First of all, we must understand three concepts: no-service hotels, limited-service hotels, and full-service hotels. This is the biggest difference in hotel levels

No-service hotels: family hotels, fast-food chains , motels, ordinary non-customized B&Bs, the characteristics of these hotels are that they are just a place to sleep, with basically no other additional services, such as catering and fitness.

Limited service hotels: ordinary four-star hotels (Including four-star standard) hotels are in this range. Compared with non-service hotels, these hotels can undertake simple commercial catering and commercial service functions

Full-service hotels: five-star hotels in the traditional sense First-class hotels can meet the maximum service needs, including accommodation, catering, leisure, entertainment, and even most business activities, and can also customize personalized services

Then high-end hotels should be divided into full-service hotels. , although they are all five-star standards, but because the rating standard of China's hotel service industry is too low, the United States has the most Forbes three-star for all services, but in China it can be rated as five-star (basically, unless there is a swimming pool in Hainan tourist area, it is a five-star standard), so all There are actually divisions within service hotels: entry-level, standard, high-end, luxury, and top luxury

The criteria for distinguishing these hotels are also very simple. International practice is to use the number and grade of meals as the evaluation criteria:

Standard limited service: guest room + business center + safe + restaurant

High-end limited service: standard limited service + gym + breakfast and evening restaurant

Entry-level full service: High-end limited service + all-day restaurant + swimming pool (domestic)

Standard-level full service: entry-level + all-day restaurant + specialty restaurant + executive lounge (brand settings, if the brand does not have an executive lounge, it should be set Bar)

High-end full service: standard level + well-known local specialty restaurants + special facilities (if the brand comes with an executive lounge as standard, an additional bar will basically be added. If there is no executive lounge, a separate bar will be set up in this facility. Will be added according to the situation)

Standard-level luxury: high-end full-service + well-known local high-end restaurants + landmark buildings + the hotel has a high reputation in the area + the hotel provides optional personalized customized services (or Regional core land, core location of iconic commercial complex)

High-end luxury: standard luxury + well-known high-end restaurants in the region + ADD with standard British afternoon tea + certain popularity around the world + hotel availability Satisfies most reasonable and personalized services

Top luxury: high-end luxury + world-renowned high-end restaurants + global popularity + benchmark leader in the hotel style field + hotel price ceiling in the region The planner + hotel can solve most of the rational needs of customers

The basic structure of the restaurant: all-day + local + western restaurant. After the standard full service, the restaurant is basically upgraded instead of a new restaurant. The number of restaurants is not considered. Within, standard level full service was previously a new project