This document defines and categorizes different types of accommodation options for travelers. It discusses things like hotels, motels, apartments, guesthouses, villas, hostels, resorts, cottages, homestays, private rooms, bed and breakfasts, holiday homes, luxury lodges, boutique lodges, inns, mansions, camps, treehouses, farm stays, chalets, riads, timeshares, boutique hotels, eco hotels, and pensions. The document provides brief descriptions of each type of accommodation, explaining things like their facilities, services, locations, sizes, ownership structures, and intended purposes.

1. Accommodation
ANGELINE C. SANTOS

2. What is
Accommodation?

3. Accommodation
Accommodation is a group of rooms, or building which
someone may live or stay and is important to any tourists
who want to travel to another destination or on a trip as
you are always going to need a place to stay such as
hotels, caravan parks, camp sites etc.
Accommodation is split into two parts, serviced and non
serviced which are different from each other. They are all
in the private sector which means that they want to make
a profit and grow their businesses.

4. Accommodation Types
HOTELS MOTELS
A hotel is an establishment that offers
lodging, restaurants, swimming pools, and
spa services to tourists and any other
person visiting them. These facilities can
also hold meetings and conferences
because of their strategic location within
the cities. We can categorise hotels in
various ways, depending on their location
and size.
A motel is a hotel on a major highway
that offers ample parking and hotel
services for long-distance travellers.
Motels may have a one or two-floor
layout. This makes it easier for your
customers to access its rooms from the
car park. Motels offer short-term
accommodation to travellers, hence
fewer services.

5. HOTELS AND MOTELS

6. APARTMENTS
GUESTHOUSE
A guest house (also
guesthouse) is a kind of
lodging. In some parts of the
world (such as the Caribbean),
guest houses are a type of
inexpensive hotel-like lodging.
In others, it is a private home
that has been converted for the
exclusive use of lodging.
An apartment (American
English), flat (British English,
Indian English, South African
English), or unit (Australian
English), is a self-contained
housing unit (a type of
residential real estate) that
occupies part of a building,
generally on a single story.
VILLAS
Villa is a standalone house
that comes with a yard or
veranda. These are usually
in areas where there are
other villas as well.

7. GUESTHOUSE
APARTMENTS
VILLAS

8. HOSTEL
RESORT
A hostel is a form of low-cost,
short-term shared sociable
lodging where guests can rent
a bed, usually a bunk bed in a
dormitory, with shared use of
a lounge and sometimes a
kitchen.
It is also a luxurious type of
accommodation. Resorts are
self contained commercial
accommodation, full fill the
requirement of traveller such
as food, entertainment, spa,
sports and shopping.

9. HOSTEL
RESORT

10. COTTAGES
HOME STAYS
Homestay is a type of
accommodation where one can
share a home with local of the
city or village.
The facilities offered by the
owner to the traveller are food,
internet, furniture.
The definition of a cottage varies
among cultures, but a cottage
tends to be a small, cozy home in
the countryside—often a summer
home or vacation home. Most
cottage-style houses are single-
story, but multi-story houses can
also be referred to as cottages,
depending on the context.
PRIVATE ROOM
This is a single separate
room in the apartment
rented to the traveler. It
offers bed, air conditioner
,dressing table and
furniture.

11. COTTAGES
HOME STAYS
PRIVATE ROOM

12. Accommodation Types
HOLIDAY HOME BED & BREAKFAST
The holiday home is a type of
accommodation used for
holiday vacations. These types
of properties offer large size
rooms and more surrounding
space. Traveller can enjoy as
their own room.
Bed and breakfast (B&B) are
a small lodging establishment
that provides overnight
private room to the guest
and breakfast in the morning.
B&B run by private family
owner and who also lives in
the property.

13. Accommodation Types
HOLIDAY HOME BED & BREAKFAST

14. Choose from a diverse range of
accommodation that
encompasses historic estates,
vineyard cottages or boutique
guest houses, typically
providing unique facilities,
location, service and guest
experiences.
In a class of their own, luxury lodges
are extremely accommodating and
cater to the most discerning visitor.
Have your every need taken care of,
dine on fine gourmet cuisine and
enjoy the highest standard of hosting
and facilities.
LUXURY LODGES
BOUTIQUES AND LODGES

15. LUXURY LODGES
BOUTIQUES AND LODGES

16. Inns are generally establishments or
buildings where travelers can seek lodging,
and usually, food and drink. Inns are
typically located in the country or along a
highway; before the advent of motorized
transportation they also provided
accommodation for horses.
Usually built for the wealthy,
mansions are large, opulent
houses that generally pay
homage to a historic architectural
style.
A collection of tents, huts, or
other temporary structures used
for travelers to lodge in.
INN
MANSION
CAMP

17. INN
MANSION
CAMP

18. TREE HOUSE
FARM STAY
CHALETS
A tree house, tree fort or treeshed is a platform
or building constructed around, next to or
among the trunk or branches of one or more
mature trees while above ground level. Tree
houses can be used for recreation, work
space, habitation, a hangout space and
observation. People occasionally connect
ladders or staircases to get up to the platforms.
A farm stay (or farmstay) is any type of
accommodation on a working farm. Some farm
stays may be interactive. Some are family-
focused and offer children opportunities to feed
animals, collect eggs and learn how a farm
functions. Others do not allow children. The term
"farm stay" can also describe a work exchange
agreement, where the guest works a set number
of hours per week in exchange for free or
affordable accommodation.
is a type of building or house, typical of
the Alpine region in Europe. It is made
of wood, with a heavy, gently sloping
roof and wide, well-supported eaves set
at right angles to the front of the house.

19. TREE HOUSE
FARM STAY
CHALETS

20. RIAD
Its origin is generally attributed to
Persian gardens that spread during
the Islamic period. The term is
nowadays often used in Morocco to
refer to a hotel or guesthouse-style
accommodation with shared common
areas and private rooms, often within
a restored traditional mansion.

21. TIME SHARE
A timeshare, also known
as a vacation ownership,
is a lifetime
commitment to paying
for annual trips to the
same resort or family of
resorts. You prepay or
finance a lump sum
upfront plus annual
maintenance fees.

22. BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Boutique hotels are small-inventory, design-driven,
unique hotels with their own character, personality
and storytelling at the heart of their concept.
Positioning is secondary for these hotels as they
focus on authenticity and personalization. They
capitalize on the desire for rich experiences by
incorporating elements such as nature and
environment, cuisine, history, local culture and
community, service and wellness.

23. is a type of guest house or boarding
house. This term is typically used in
Continental European countries, in
areas of North Africa and the Middle
East that formerly had large European
expatriate populations, and in some
parts of South America such as Brazil
and Paraguay. Pensions can also be
found in South Korea, Japan, and the
Philippines.
An eco hotel, or a green hotel, is an
environmentally sustainable hotel or
accommodation that has made
important environmental
improvements to its structure in
order to minimize its impact on the
natural environment.
ECO HOTEK
PENSION

24. ECO HOTEK
PENSION

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