What do you think of the hotel room status table?

Maybe that depends on what system you use.

I work in a local five-star company, and the system I use is called Oasis. This system has Chinese and English, and Chinese accounts for most of it.

I have worked in two five-star hotels with international brands, both using Opera's system, all in English.

I don't know what other systems there are.

Because I haven't used this system for a long time, I can't remember the appearance, color and so on of the icons representing the room status. However, the following must be the same:

Clean up idle VC (idle cleaning)

An empty, dirty room to clean.

Occupation of clean room supervisor (occupation of clean room)

Occupied dirty (occupied dirty)

OOO maintenance room (fault)

In the traditional Chinese opera system, there are also

1) occupies OOS (stop service). Usually, the room sealed with OOS is a room with shorter sealing time than OOO, but the reason may also be maintenance.

2) The sixth clean room inspected by the supervisor (empty has been inspected).

By the way, there is another room that doesn't show the room status. The room status is "No check-in" when serving. In this case, we were writing S/O at that time, and my understanding should mean slept out, I don't know if it is.

I haven't used this system for several years, and I don't use it often. I can only remember these. I hope it will help you a little.