English translation of hotel room types

deluxe king room

deluxe twin room

executive business room

suite

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deluxe king suite

Deluxe single room is a double bed room, deluxe double room is a twin bed room, executive business room is one type of room, not two types of retail customers (Walk-in) - --Guests who enter the hotel and ask to check in without making a reservation.

Occupied--A guest is currently occupying this room.

Complimentary - the guest room is rented, but the guest does not need to pay rent.

Stayover - the guest will not leave the hotel today and will stay at least one night.

Cleaning room (On-change)——The guest has left the hotel, but the room is not yet cleaned and available for rent.

Do not disturb - guests request not to disturb.

Sleep-out - the guest has occupied the room but not used it.

Skipper room - the guest has left the hotel without making any arrangements for checkout.

Sleeper - The guest has checked out and left the hotel, but the front office staff did not change the room status in time.

Houses for sale (Vacant and ready)----The rooms have been cleaned and inspected and can be rented to guests.

Out-of-order - A guest room that cannot be used by guests. There are many reasons for a guest room to be in an out-of-order state, including the need for maintenance, redecoration, and thorough cleaning.

Double-locked room (Lock-out) - the room is locked and guests cannot enter. It will be restored after clarifying some issues with the hotel management

Rent.

Checked out room for rent (D NCO did not checkout) - the guest has made arrangements for the checkout (so it is not an unchecked room) but did not notify the front office before leaving the hotel .

Due-out - the guest will check out the next day.

Check-out - the guest has checked out, handed back the key, and left the hotel.

Late check-out - the guest requests to check out after the hotel's specified check-out time and is granted permission.

Single--a guest room for one person. There may be one bed or more than one bed.

Double - a room for two people. There may be one bed or more than one bed.

Triple room (Triple) - a room for three people. There may be two beds or more than two beds.

Quad - a room for four people. There may be two beds or more than two beds.

Queen ---- There is a queen size bed in the room, which can accommodate one or more people.

King ---- There is a King size bed in the room, which can accommodate one or more people.

Twin - There are two beds of the same size in the room. Can accommodate one person or more than one person.

Double-double - There are two double beds in the room. Can accommodate one person or more than one person.

Sofa bed room (Studio) - There is a sofa bed in the room - the couch can be used as a bed. There may also be a bed in the room.

Mini-suite or junior suite - in a single room, in addition to the bed there is also a living area. In some hotels, the bedroom and living room are not in the same room.

Suite - a living room with one or more bedrooms.

Connecting room—In addition to separate rooms, the guest rooms are connected by doors. Guests can

reach another room without going through the outer corridor.

Adjoining room - there is a private wall between the guest rooms, but no connecting door.

Adjacent room - the guest room is very close to the guest room, or may be separated by a corridor.