Excuse me, what are the obvious differences between conference hotels, business hotels and holiday hotels in terms of room design, functional layout and customer base?

Business hotel: the customer base is mainly business, as the saying goes, business trip; In addition, in terms of function, it is convenient for guests to receive visitors. A higher-grade room has a sofa and a coffee table. Generally, there should be at least chairs and writing lamps to make it as convenient as possible for them to work overtime at night. There should be at least telephone and broadband internet access in the decoration, which should be as humanized as possible, convenient and fast.

Holiday-style hotels: Holiday-style business types are different. The customers he faces are mainly tourists and vacationers. Generally, such guests will not come out for a short time. In our jargon, there is a long private room. Decoration should have the feeling of home, with living room, bedroom (where conditions are good, there are generally master bedroom and second bedroom), kitchen, bathroom and room as large as possible, and all the equipment should be complete, like things for daily use at home (of course, it doesn't have to be in the room, and some shopping malls can sell them).

As for the "conference type", in fact, I have been engaged in the hotel industry for such a long time, I can tell you that there is no such thing in theory, but since you asked, I might as well tell you my opinion: semantically speaking, it should mainly be to receive meetings. In that case, you should first have conference rooms of various sizes and patterns, so that your customers can be mainly in your local large, medium and large enterprises or companies.

My humble opinion, I suggest you do market research.