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Hotel Classification and Hotel
Organization
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Topics
 Classification of Hotels.
 Need for organization.
 Vision,mission,objective,goal & strategies.
 Major departments of Hotels.
Major and minor revenue generating
departments
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Classification Of Hotels
• Each hotel has unique features associated with
feature like location, guest rooms concierge,
travel assistance ,valet parking
• The diversity of services and facilities provide
by each hotels make it quite difficult to have
single basis of classification of hotel
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Classification of Hotels
• Star classification is done in world wide
• The Indian hotel industry follows the star rating system, which indicates the number
and standard of facilities offered by the hotel
• The classification of hotels is done by central government committee called (
HRACC), which inspects and asses the hotel based on the facilities and services
offered
• Classification committee includes :
• 1.chairma HRACC
• 2.other members of govt like
• FHRAI : federation of hotel and restaurant association of India
• HAI :hotel association of India
• IATO Indian association of tour operator
• TAAI : travel agent association of India
• IHM: institute of hotel management
• IHHA : Indian heritage hotel association( only incase of heritage hotel )
• The above committee visit the hotel and evaluates the facilities and services of the
hotels before the grade is awarded
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Classification of Hotels
Hotels
Stars
Location
Levels of
service
Size
Clientele
Duration of
Guest stay
Ownership
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Star classification
Star
Five Star
Four Star
Three Star
Two Star
One Star
Heritage Hotels
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Star Hotel
• In India Star Rating of
hotels is given by an
central government
committee (HRACC)
• The members of HRACC
comprises of:
• HRACC categorizes hotels
into:
– Star Rated Hotels ( One
Star to Five Star Deluxe)
– Heritage Hotels
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One Star
• General operational- m
• Like licence,insurance
,elevators,bathroom,kitche
ns,floor surfaces
• Guest rooms –m
• Minimum size of bed
room 120 sqft
• A/C-25%
• Clean bed and linen-m
• Table-m
• Water-mstationery-D
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Two Star Hotel
 Operational –m
 Guest room-m
 A/C-25%
 Clean bed and linen-m
 Drinking water-m
 Bathrooms -75%
 Public areas-m
 Kitchen-m
 staff uniform-m
 Smoke detectors-m
 House phone-m
 Newspaper-m
 Travel desk-m
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Three star Hotel
It high level staff and good
quality of facilities and
reception and public areas
will be spacious
• Room service and bad
room and showers toilet
rolls
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3 star hotels
 Operational –m
 Guest room-m
 A/C-25%
 Clean bed and linen-m
 Drinking water-m
 Bathrooms -100%
 Public areas-m
 Kitchen-m
 staff uniform-m
 Smoke detectors-m
 House phone-m
 Newspaper-m
 Travel desk-m
• Postage-m
• Credit cards
• Handling guest luggage
• Wake up call
• Shops-m
• Safe deposit locker-m
• First aid kit-m
• Hot and cold water
• Multicuisne restaut-m
• Doctor-m
• Tv
• Writing table with stationery
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Four Star
• Degree of luxury as well as quality in
the furnishings, décor, and equipment
in every area of the hotel is out
standing
• Bedrooms will also usually offer more
space than at the lower star levels.
• They will be well-designed with
coordinated furnishings and décor.
• The en suite bathrooms will have both
a bath and shower.
• There will be a high staff to guest
ratio,
• There will be provisions of porter
service, twenty-four-hour room
service, and laundry and dry-cleaning
services.
• The restaurant will demonstrate a
serious approach to its cuisine.
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4 star hotel
 Operational –m
 Guest room-m
 A/C-100%
 Clean bed and linen-m
 Drinking water-m
 Bathrooms -75%
 Public areas-m
 Kitchen-m
 staff uniform-m
 Smoke detectors-m
 House phone-m
 Newspaper-m
 Travel desk-m
• Postage-m
• Credit cards
• Handling guest luggage
• Wake up call
• Shops-m
• Safe deposit locker-m
• First aid kit-m
• Hot and cold water
• Multicuisne restaut-m
• Doctor-m
• Tv
• Writing table with stationery
 Suites
 Speciality rest.
 24hrs coffee shop
 Room service
 Bar
 Valet parking
 Book shop
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Five star Hotel
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5 star hotel
 Operational –m
 Guest room-m
 A/C-100%
 Clean bed and linen-m
 Drinking water-m
 Bathrooms -75%
 Public areas-m
 Kitchen-m
 staff uniform-m
 Smoke detectors-m
 House phone-m
 Newspaper-m
 Travel desk-m
 Alocholic-m
 Swimming pool-m
 Laundry-m
 Dry cleaning-m
 Gym-m
 Spa-m
 Beauty parlor-m
 Foreign exchange-m
 florist
• Postage-m
• Credit cards
• Handling guest luggage
• Wake up call
• Shops-m
• Safe deposit locker-m
• First aid kit-m
• Hot and cold water
• Multicuisne restaut-m
• Doctor-m
• Tv
• Writing table with stationery
 Suites
 Speciality rest.
 24hrs coffee shop
 Room service
 Bar
 Valet parking
 Book shop
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Heritage hotels
• Heritage are the havalis or forts or palaces
• The govt changed in to heritage hotels
• It serves traditional cuisine and different rooms
and folk artist and visitors can explain the
history of the palace ruled by kings
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Heritage hotels
• 1. taj rambagh palace in
jaipur
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Heritage hotels
• 2nd top palace is umaid
bhawan in jodhpur
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heritage hotels
• 3rd top hotel taj mahal
palace in mumbai
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Q&A
• 1.How hotels are
classified on basis of
star?
• 2.What is heritage
hotel?
• 3.Who are the people
give star classification
in hotel
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Classification of hotel on basis
of size
Hotels
Small Hotels
Medium
Hotels
Large Hotels
Very Large
Hotels
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Small hotel
• 1.hotel alka
• It has 25 rooms in india
• USA consider as 100
rooms
• It provides basic needs
and wants to guest
• Ex 2.vanya villas
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Medium size hotels
• It has 26 to 100 rooms
in india
• USA consider as 300
rooms
• It provides basic needs
and wants to guest
• Ex : 1. hotel taj view
agra
• 2.hotel chola sherton
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Large hotel
• It has 101 to 300 rooms
in india
• USA consider as 400 to
600 rooms
• It provides basic needs
and wants to guest and
luxurious facilities
• Ex : 1. imperial- delhi
• 2.thepark - kolkatta
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Very large hotels
• It has more than 300
rooms in india
• USA consider as 600-
1000 rooms
• It provides basic needs
and wants to guest
luxurious facitlities
• Ex : 1.shangri –la hotel
delhi
• 2.leela kempinski-
mumbai
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Q&A
• 1.How hotels are
classified on basis of
size?
• 2.how many room said
as small hotel
• 3.how many rooms said
as medium hotel
• 4.how many rooms said
as large hotel
• 5.how many rooms said
very large hotel?
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Classification of hotel on basis
of location
Hotels classified on
basis of location
Downtown hotels Sub-urban Hotels
Airport Hotels
Motels
Resorts
Floatel
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Downtown hotels
These hotels are located
in the city center or within
short distance form the
business center, shopping
area theatres, public
offices
They generally prefer
business clientele as they
stay close to offices
Ex: Intercontinental new
Delhi,
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Sub-Urban Hotel
• These hotels are located
near to city outskirts and
provide similar facilities
as in down town hotel
• These hotels are
targeted to the people
who want to stay away
from the city
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Resort Hotel
• These hotels are located at
tourist destination such as
hill station, sea beaches and
city out skrits .
• These hotels are calm and
pollution free
• additional Facilities
provides like golf,
swimming winter sports etc
• Ex: taj fort aguda beach
resort
• Wildflowers halls in
himalayas
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Airport Hotels
• These hotels are located
near to the hotels
• These hotels are
targeted only airport
passenger
• Ex: hotel centaur
Mumbai
• Hotel Radisson new
Delhi
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Motel Hotels
• These hotels are located
in highways
• These hotels provide
accommodation , F&B
service,garge,parking
and re-filling fuel
• These hotels are target
on highway passengers
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Floatel Hotel
• These hotels are located
on the surface of water
like cruise liner, house
boats etc
• These hotels provide
accommodation and
F&B service
• Ex : house boats in
Kerala
• Cruise liner
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Q&A
• 1.What is downtown
hotel?
• 2.What is suburban
hotel
• 3.What is resort?
• 4.What is airport hotels?
• 5.What is motel hotel?
• 6.what is floatel?
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Hotels are classified on basis of
clientele
clientele
Casino Hotel
Convention Hotel
Transient Hotel
Residential Hotel
Bed and Break fast
Hotel
Conference Centers
Commercial Hotel
Suite Hotel
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Commercial hotels
• These hotels are located
in city centre
• They provide elaborated
services to guest
• They target to the
business travelers
• Ex : the park new delhi
• Intercontinental new
delhi
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Transient Hotels
• These hotels are located
in port of entry such sea
port ,airport, railway
station
• These hotel cater to
people who are on the
move and need to stop
over
• They target to the
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• Ex : the radisson new
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Suite hotels
• These hotels have only
suite rooms and provide
elaborated services
• They target on tourist
and long staying guest
• Ex : burj al arab
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Residential Hotel
• These hotels cater for
long staying for a period
of one month to one
year
• These hotels provide
with room a sitting
room,kitchen,bedroom
and f&B service are
provided
• Amount is paid in
monthly basis or
quarterly basis
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Bed and Breakfast Hotel
• These hotels provide
only bed and breakfast
to the guest
• It is run by family
• It has only 20-30 rooms
• It is suitable for budget
travelers
• Tariff is low
• EX: Rockland new
Delhi
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Casino hotels
• These hotels provide
gambling facilities to
the guest
• Provides lavishing
services to guest round
the clock
• Ex : the casino of las
vegas in USA
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Conference centres
• The word conference means
meetings
• These hotels provides room
to the guest who need
conference or meeting
• They provide conference
halls, flip chart,
VCR,DVD,VCD,projectors
LCD projectors etc
• It is large hotels has 400
rooms
• EX: hotel ashok in new
Delhi
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Convention Hotels
• Convention means formal
assemble or meeting of
member for general
agreements.
• They come as group
• These hotels have more
than 2000 rooms
• They arrange seating like
classroom setup,theatre
setup etc
• EX: Hotel Taj palace in
new Delhi
• Hotel Jaypee palace in
Agra
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Q&A
• 1.What is commercial
hotel
• 2.What is suite hotel
• 3.What is casino hotel?
• 4.What is conventional
hotels?
• 5.What is Transient hotel?
• 6.what is Residential
hotel?
• 7.what is B&B hotel?
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Classification of hotels on basis of
duration of guest stay
Duration of guest stay
Residential/apartment
hotel
Commercial hotel
Semi-residential hotel
Transient hotel
Extended stay hotel
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Commercial hotels
• these hotels are located
in city centre
• They provide elaborated
services to guest
• They target to the
business travelers
• Ex : the park new Delhi
• Intercontinental new
Delhi
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Transient hotel
• These hotels are located
in port of entry such sea
port ,airport, railway
station
• These hotel cater to
people who are on the
move and need to stop
over
• They target to the
business travelers
• Ex : the Radisson new
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Semi-residential hotel
• These hotels are
patronized by people
duration of stay
• It can be few weeks or
some months
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Residential /apartment hotel
• It is an apartment
• It is suitable for long
staying guest like
months or years
• EX: Alokika hotels
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Extended stay hotel
• These hotels are suitable
for long period
• Hotels provide facilities
like kitchen and f&B
services and wash
clothes(Self)housekeepi
ng services, grocery
shopping
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Q&A
• 1.What is commercial
hotel
• 2.What is Transient
hotel suite hotel
• 3.What is semi-
residential hotel?
• 4.what is Residential
hotel?
• 5.what is Extended stay
hotel?
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Classification of hotel on basis
of level of service
Levels of service
Up
market/luxury/world
class services
Mid-market hotels
Budget or
economy/limited
services
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Up market/luxury/world class
service hotels
• These hotels provide
luxurious services in the
hotel
• EX: the oberoi udaipur
• ITC grand maratha
sheraton & towers
mumbai
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Mid market/mid-range service
hotels
• These hotels services
will be lower than the
up market hotels
• These hotels provide
round the clock services
• These hotels depend
upon business travelers
• EX: taj residency
Mumbai
• Trident hotel in jaipur
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Budget/Economy Hotels
• These hotels focus on
basic needs of guests
• Clean, comfortable and
inexpensive rooms
• Suitable for families,
bus tours business
people retired people
etc
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Q&A
• 1.What is up-market
hotel
• 2.What is mid-market
hotel ?
• 3.What is Budget hotel?
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Classified on basis of ownership
Classified on basis of
ownership
Proprietary
ownership
Management contract
condominium
franchise
Time-share
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Proprietary ownership
• He is the direct owner
of the one or more
property
• Large hotels are owned
by international hotels
• EX: Marriott hotel
• Hilton Hotels
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Franchise hotels
• Franchise meaning : it is the
authorization given by one hotel
to another hotel to use its trade
marks according to the guidelines
given by the former for specific
time and place
• Franchisor : is the company
owner
• Franchisee: is the another hotel
who use the trade marks of the
franchisor
• Franchising : Providing a
continuous relationship through
out the world as a chain hotels
• EX: Holiday inn
• Sheraton or hilton
• Accor hotels
• best western hotels
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Management contract
• The building is owned by
one person and he will
give the property to the
franchise
• He will maintain the
expenses of the property
• The chain property person
will make the business in
the hotel
• It will be in contract basis
only
• EX: Hilton and
bestwestern
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Time – share hotels
• It means for a period of
time or weeks
• Guest comes and stays
and enjoy their
vacations
• Multiple owner as
members
• They pay according to
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Condominium hotels
• It is similar to time
share hotels
• But it is owned by
single owner
• Maintained by single
person
• Revenue goes to owner
directly
• EX: RCI Resort and
condominium hotels
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Q&A
• 1.What is proprietary
ownership hotel
• 2.What is management on
contract hotel ?
• 3.What is condominium
hotel?
• 4.what is franchise hotels?
• 5.what is time-share hotel
• 6 how are hotels classified
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Organization and Hotel
• An hotel can be called as
organization
• it also deals in business
• It has goal ( guest
satisfaction and profit)
• Guest satisfaction by
f&b,food production,hk,fo
• They have plan and co-
ordinate with staff and
other department to
achieve goals
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Need for Organization
• Mr.Peter Drucker famous
management personality
he is said following
question :
• 1.what is our business?
• A.Hotel
• 2.who is our customer?
• A.Guest
• 3.what does our customer
consider valuable?
• A. providing luxury
services to the guest
Front office F&B service
Food
production
HK
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Need for organization
• To carry the hotel effectively and
efficiently hotel should be well
organized structure :
• 1.it facilitates managerial action
• 2.it encourages and improves
efficiency
• 3.it makes communication easier,
faster and more effective
• 4.it ensures the optimal use of
resources
• 5.it stimulates creativity
• 6.it creates job satisfaction in
employees ,and motivating
employees
• 7.it leads to quality of service,
brand loyalty in guest
• 8.Maintain good will in the
market
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Vision of the organisation- Hotel
• Vision: plan for the
future goals
• Qualities required :
• Leadership skills
• Decision making
• Multi-skilled work force
• Guest satisfaction
• Translator to guest
• User friendly
technology using
recycling items
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mission
• Mission as per dictionary is called vocation or life
purpose It is statement of setting our an
organization policy
• A written statement stating the mission of the
establishment is called mission
• Mission should have following 7 functions:
• 1.define what is organization
• 2.define what the organization aspires to be
• 3.be limited to exclude some ventures
• 4.be broad enough to allow for creative growth
• 5.distinguish the firm from all other
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Vision and mission
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Objective, Goal and Strategy
• Objective : as per dictionary is purpose or
intention or aim
• It says that in order to carry out it mission of
the organization to achieve the end results
• Goal : means person ambition or aim
• It helps it achieving short term and long terms
goals
• Strategy : putting every thing in action
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Q&A
• 1.What is vision and mission?
• 2.What is objective:
• 3.What is goal?
• 4.What is stratergy?
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Departments of Hotel
Hotel Departments
HK
Food Production
Engineering and
Maintenance
HR
Sales and marketing
Accounts
Front Office
F&B service
SecurityPurchase
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Front office
Telephone operator
Bell desk/uniformed
services
Concierge
Front office
Reservations
Reception
Information
Desk
Cashier Travel desk
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Housekeeping
Laundry
Housekeeping
Control Desk
Linen Room Uniform Room
Sewing
Room
Gardening
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F&B Service
Outdoor catering
Pool side barbeques
Coffee
shop
F&B service
Restaurants
Bars Banquets Kiosks Room service
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Food production
Pastry section
Soup section
Sauce
section
Food production
Larder
Roast section
Vegetable
section
Specialty
section
(Chinese/i
ndian/
continenti
nal)
Fish section
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Engineering and Maintenance
Engineering and Maintenance
Foremen Technicians Helpers
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Accounts
Accounts
Clerical staff Auditors Accountant
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HR
Payroll
HR
Office
Assistants
Clerical staff Trainer
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Security
Security guards
Security
Chief
security
officer
Secretary Supervisor
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Sales andmarketing
Sales and
marketing
Sales
executive
Group sales
Clerical
staff
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Review
• 1How many
departments are there in
hotel
• 2.What sub sections of
front office?
• 3.what are the sub
section of F&B/
• 4.What are the sub
sections of HK?
• 5.What are the sub
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Major and Minor Revenue earning
departments
• Major earning department :
• Rooms
• Food & Beverage
• Minor earning department :
• Guest telephones
• Guest laundry & valet
• Guest services
• Support service department:
• Administration& general
• Sales and marketing
• Maintenance and engg.www.indianchefrecipe.com
Short question
• 1.Define the term Hotel
• 2.What is motel?
• 3.What is commercial hotel?
• 4. What are major and minor revenue
generating departments
• 5. Explain the following :
• Motel, 2.casino hotel 3. airport hotel
4.commerical hotel
• 6.What are the departments of hotelwww.indianchefrecipe.com
Long Questions
• 1.Define the term hotel and explain how hotels
are classified ?
• 3.Explain in details departments of hotel?
• 4.Explain in detail need for organization and
vision, mission and strategy in hotel ?
• 5.Explain in detail what are the major and
minor revenue earning departments of the
hotel
• Explain in details how hotels are classified on
basis :
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HOTEL CLASSIFICATION AND HOTEL ORGANIZATION

  • 1. Hotel Classification and Hotel Organization www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 2. Topics  Classification of Hotels.  Need for organization.  Vision,mission,objective,goal & strategies.  Major departments of Hotels. Major and minor revenue generating departments www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 3. Classification Of Hotels • Each hotel has unique features associated with feature like location, guest rooms concierge, travel assistance ,valet parking • The diversity of services and facilities provide by each hotels make it quite difficult to have single basis of classification of hotel www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 4. Classification of Hotels • Star classification is done in world wide • The Indian hotel industry follows the star rating system, which indicates the number and standard of facilities offered by the hotel • The classification of hotels is done by central government committee called ( HRACC), which inspects and asses the hotel based on the facilities and services offered • Classification committee includes : • 1.chairma HRACC • 2.other members of govt like • FHRAI : federation of hotel and restaurant association of India • HAI :hotel association of India • IATO Indian association of tour operator • TAAI : travel agent association of India • IHM: institute of hotel management • IHHA : Indian heritage hotel association( only incase of heritage hotel ) • The above committee visit the hotel and evaluates the facilities and services of the hotels before the grade is awarded www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 5. Classification of Hotels Hotels Stars Location Levels of service Size Clientele Duration of Guest stay Ownership www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 7. Star classification Star Five Star Four Star Three Star Two Star One Star Heritage Hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 8. Star Hotel • In India Star Rating of hotels is given by an central government committee (HRACC) • The members of HRACC comprises of: • HRACC categorizes hotels into: – Star Rated Hotels ( One Star to Five Star Deluxe) – Heritage Hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 9. One Star • General operational- m • Like licence,insurance ,elevators,bathroom,kitche ns,floor surfaces • Guest rooms –m • Minimum size of bed room 120 sqft • A/C-25% • Clean bed and linen-m • Table-m • Water-mstationery-D www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 10. Two Star Hotel  Operational –m  Guest room-m  A/C-25%  Clean bed and linen-m  Drinking water-m  Bathrooms -75%  Public areas-m  Kitchen-m  staff uniform-m  Smoke detectors-m  House phone-m  Newspaper-m  Travel desk-m www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 11. Three star Hotel It high level staff and good quality of facilities and reception and public areas will be spacious • Room service and bad room and showers toilet rolls www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 12. 3 star hotels  Operational –m  Guest room-m  A/C-25%  Clean bed and linen-m  Drinking water-m  Bathrooms -100%  Public areas-m  Kitchen-m  staff uniform-m  Smoke detectors-m  House phone-m  Newspaper-m  Travel desk-m • Postage-m • Credit cards • Handling guest luggage • Wake up call • Shops-m • Safe deposit locker-m • First aid kit-m • Hot and cold water • Multicuisne restaut-m • Doctor-m • Tv • Writing table with stationery www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 13. Four Star • Degree of luxury as well as quality in the furnishings, décor, and equipment in every area of the hotel is out standing • Bedrooms will also usually offer more space than at the lower star levels. • They will be well-designed with coordinated furnishings and décor. • The en suite bathrooms will have both a bath and shower. • There will be a high staff to guest ratio, • There will be provisions of porter service, twenty-four-hour room service, and laundry and dry-cleaning services. • The restaurant will demonstrate a serious approach to its cuisine. www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 14. 4 star hotel  Operational –m  Guest room-m  A/C-100%  Clean bed and linen-m  Drinking water-m  Bathrooms -75%  Public areas-m  Kitchen-m  staff uniform-m  Smoke detectors-m  House phone-m  Newspaper-m  Travel desk-m • Postage-m • Credit cards • Handling guest luggage • Wake up call • Shops-m • Safe deposit locker-m • First aid kit-m • Hot and cold water • Multicuisne restaut-m • Doctor-m • Tv • Writing table with stationery  Suites  Speciality rest.  24hrs coffee shop  Room service  Bar  Valet parking  Book shop www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 16. 5 star hotel  Operational –m  Guest room-m  A/C-100%  Clean bed and linen-m  Drinking water-m  Bathrooms -75%  Public areas-m  Kitchen-m  staff uniform-m  Smoke detectors-m  House phone-m  Newspaper-m  Travel desk-m  Alocholic-m  Swimming pool-m  Laundry-m  Dry cleaning-m  Gym-m  Spa-m  Beauty parlor-m  Foreign exchange-m  florist • Postage-m • Credit cards • Handling guest luggage • Wake up call • Shops-m • Safe deposit locker-m • First aid kit-m • Hot and cold water • Multicuisne restaut-m • Doctor-m • Tv • Writing table with stationery  Suites  Speciality rest.  24hrs coffee shop  Room service  Bar  Valet parking  Book shop www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 17. Heritage hotels • Heritage are the havalis or forts or palaces • The govt changed in to heritage hotels • It serves traditional cuisine and different rooms and folk artist and visitors can explain the history of the palace ruled by kings www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 18. Heritage hotels • 1. taj rambagh palace in jaipur www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 19. Heritage hotels • 2nd top palace is umaid bhawan in jodhpur www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 20. heritage hotels • 3rd top hotel taj mahal palace in mumbai www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 21. Q&A • 1.How hotels are classified on basis of star? • 2.What is heritage hotel? • 3.Who are the people give star classification in hotel www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 22. Classification of hotel on basis of size Hotels Small Hotels Medium Hotels Large Hotels Very Large Hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 23. Small hotel • 1.hotel alka • It has 25 rooms in india • USA consider as 100 rooms • It provides basic needs and wants to guest • Ex 2.vanya villas www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 24. Medium size hotels • It has 26 to 100 rooms in india • USA consider as 300 rooms • It provides basic needs and wants to guest • Ex : 1. hotel taj view agra • 2.hotel chola sherton www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 25. Large hotel • It has 101 to 300 rooms in india • USA consider as 400 to 600 rooms • It provides basic needs and wants to guest and luxurious facilities • Ex : 1. imperial- delhi • 2.thepark - kolkatta www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 26. Very large hotels • It has more than 300 rooms in india • USA consider as 600- 1000 rooms • It provides basic needs and wants to guest luxurious facitlities • Ex : 1.shangri –la hotel delhi • 2.leela kempinski- mumbai www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 27. Q&A • 1.How hotels are classified on basis of size? • 2.how many room said as small hotel • 3.how many rooms said as medium hotel • 4.how many rooms said as large hotel • 5.how many rooms said very large hotel? www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 28. Classification of hotel on basis of location Hotels classified on basis of location Downtown hotels Sub-urban Hotels Airport Hotels Motels Resorts Floatel www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 29. Downtown hotels These hotels are located in the city center or within short distance form the business center, shopping area theatres, public offices They generally prefer business clientele as they stay close to offices Ex: Intercontinental new Delhi, Hotel Le meridian in punewww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 30. Sub-Urban Hotel • These hotels are located near to city outskirts and provide similar facilities as in down town hotel • These hotels are targeted to the people who want to stay away from the city www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 31. Resort Hotel • These hotels are located at tourist destination such as hill station, sea beaches and city out skrits . • These hotels are calm and pollution free • additional Facilities provides like golf, swimming winter sports etc • Ex: taj fort aguda beach resort • Wildflowers halls in himalayas www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 32. Airport Hotels • These hotels are located near to the hotels • These hotels are targeted only airport passenger • Ex: hotel centaur Mumbai • Hotel Radisson new Delhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 33. Motel Hotels • These hotels are located in highways • These hotels provide accommodation , F&B service,garge,parking and re-filling fuel • These hotels are target on highway passengers www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 34. Floatel Hotel • These hotels are located on the surface of water like cruise liner, house boats etc • These hotels provide accommodation and F&B service • Ex : house boats in Kerala • Cruise liner www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 35. Q&A • 1.What is downtown hotel? • 2.What is suburban hotel • 3.What is resort? • 4.What is airport hotels? • 5.What is motel hotel? • 6.what is floatel? www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 36. Hotels are classified on basis of clientele clientele Casino Hotel Convention Hotel Transient Hotel Residential Hotel Bed and Break fast Hotel Conference Centers Commercial Hotel Suite Hotel www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 37. Commercial hotels • These hotels are located in city centre • They provide elaborated services to guest • They target to the business travelers • Ex : the park new delhi • Intercontinental new delhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 38. Transient Hotels • These hotels are located in port of entry such sea port ,airport, railway station • These hotel cater to people who are on the move and need to stop over • They target to the business travelers • Ex : the radisson new delhiwww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 39. Suite hotels • These hotels have only suite rooms and provide elaborated services • They target on tourist and long staying guest • Ex : burj al arab www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 40. Residential Hotel • These hotels cater for long staying for a period of one month to one year • These hotels provide with room a sitting room,kitchen,bedroom and f&B service are provided • Amount is paid in monthly basis or quarterly basis www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 41. Bed and Breakfast Hotel • These hotels provide only bed and breakfast to the guest • It is run by family • It has only 20-30 rooms • It is suitable for budget travelers • Tariff is low • EX: Rockland new Delhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 42. Casino hotels • These hotels provide gambling facilities to the guest • Provides lavishing services to guest round the clock • Ex : the casino of las vegas in USA www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 43. Conference centres • The word conference means meetings • These hotels provides room to the guest who need conference or meeting • They provide conference halls, flip chart, VCR,DVD,VCD,projectors LCD projectors etc • It is large hotels has 400 rooms • EX: hotel ashok in new Delhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 44. Convention Hotels • Convention means formal assemble or meeting of member for general agreements. • They come as group • These hotels have more than 2000 rooms • They arrange seating like classroom setup,theatre setup etc • EX: Hotel Taj palace in new Delhi • Hotel Jaypee palace in Agra www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 45. Q&A • 1.What is commercial hotel • 2.What is suite hotel • 3.What is casino hotel? • 4.What is conventional hotels? • 5.What is Transient hotel? • 6.what is Residential hotel? • 7.what is B&B hotel? • 8.what is conferencewww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 46. Classification of hotels on basis of duration of guest stay Duration of guest stay Residential/apartment hotel Commercial hotel Semi-residential hotel Transient hotel Extended stay hotel www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 47. Commercial hotels • these hotels are located in city centre • They provide elaborated services to guest • They target to the business travelers • Ex : the park new Delhi • Intercontinental new Delhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 48. Transient hotel • These hotels are located in port of entry such sea port ,airport, railway station • These hotel cater to people who are on the move and need to stop over • They target to the business travelers • Ex : the Radisson new Delhiwww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 49. Semi-residential hotel • These hotels are patronized by people duration of stay • It can be few weeks or some months www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 50. Residential /apartment hotel • It is an apartment • It is suitable for long staying guest like months or years • EX: Alokika hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 51. Extended stay hotel • These hotels are suitable for long period • Hotels provide facilities like kitchen and f&B services and wash clothes(Self)housekeepi ng services, grocery shopping www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 52. Q&A • 1.What is commercial hotel • 2.What is Transient hotel suite hotel • 3.What is semi- residential hotel? • 4.what is Residential hotel? • 5.what is Extended stay hotel? www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 53. Classification of hotel on basis of level of service Levels of service Up market/luxury/world class services Mid-market hotels Budget or economy/limited services www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 54. Up market/luxury/world class service hotels • These hotels provide luxurious services in the hotel • EX: the oberoi udaipur • ITC grand maratha sheraton & towers mumbai www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 55. Mid market/mid-range service hotels • These hotels services will be lower than the up market hotels • These hotels provide round the clock services • These hotels depend upon business travelers • EX: taj residency Mumbai • Trident hotel in jaipur www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 56. Budget/Economy Hotels • These hotels focus on basic needs of guests • Clean, comfortable and inexpensive rooms • Suitable for families, bus tours business people retired people etc www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 57. Q&A • 1.What is up-market hotel • 2.What is mid-market hotel ? • 3.What is Budget hotel? www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 58. Classified on basis of ownership Classified on basis of ownership Proprietary ownership Management contract condominium franchise Time-share www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 59. Proprietary ownership • He is the direct owner of the one or more property • Large hotels are owned by international hotels • EX: Marriott hotel • Hilton Hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 60. Franchise hotels • Franchise meaning : it is the authorization given by one hotel to another hotel to use its trade marks according to the guidelines given by the former for specific time and place • Franchisor : is the company owner • Franchisee: is the another hotel who use the trade marks of the franchisor • Franchising : Providing a continuous relationship through out the world as a chain hotels • EX: Holiday inn • Sheraton or hilton • Accor hotels • best western hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 61. Management contract • The building is owned by one person and he will give the property to the franchise • He will maintain the expenses of the property • The chain property person will make the business in the hotel • It will be in contract basis only • EX: Hilton and bestwestern www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 62. Time – share hotels • It means for a period of time or weeks • Guest comes and stays and enjoy their vacations • Multiple owner as members • They pay according to their rooms and weeks it calculated • EX: club Mahindrawww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 63. Condominium hotels • It is similar to time share hotels • But it is owned by single owner • Maintained by single person • Revenue goes to owner directly • EX: RCI Resort and condominium hotels www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 64. Q&A • 1.What is proprietary ownership hotel • 2.What is management on contract hotel ? • 3.What is condominium hotel? • 4.what is franchise hotels? • 5.what is time-share hotel • 6 how are hotels classified www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 65. Organization and Hotel • An hotel can be called as organization • it also deals in business • It has goal ( guest satisfaction and profit) • Guest satisfaction by f&b,food production,hk,fo • They have plan and co- ordinate with staff and other department to achieve goals www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 66. Need for Organization • Mr.Peter Drucker famous management personality he is said following question : • 1.what is our business? • A.Hotel • 2.who is our customer? • A.Guest • 3.what does our customer consider valuable? • A. providing luxury services to the guest Front office F&B service Food production HK www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 67. Need for organization • To carry the hotel effectively and efficiently hotel should be well organized structure : • 1.it facilitates managerial action • 2.it encourages and improves efficiency • 3.it makes communication easier, faster and more effective • 4.it ensures the optimal use of resources • 5.it stimulates creativity • 6.it creates job satisfaction in employees ,and motivating employees • 7.it leads to quality of service, brand loyalty in guest • 8.Maintain good will in the market www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 68. Vision of the organisation- Hotel • Vision: plan for the future goals • Qualities required : • Leadership skills • Decision making • Multi-skilled work force • Guest satisfaction • Translator to guest • User friendly technology using recycling items www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 69. mission • Mission as per dictionary is called vocation or life purpose It is statement of setting our an organization policy • A written statement stating the mission of the establishment is called mission • Mission should have following 7 functions: • 1.define what is organization • 2.define what the organization aspires to be • 3.be limited to exclude some ventures • 4.be broad enough to allow for creative growth • 5.distinguish the firm from all other • 6.serve as framework to evaluate current activitieswww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 71. Objective, Goal and Strategy • Objective : as per dictionary is purpose or intention or aim • It says that in order to carry out it mission of the organization to achieve the end results • Goal : means person ambition or aim • It helps it achieving short term and long terms goals • Strategy : putting every thing in action • Manager supervise junior staff • Do as much pre-registrationwww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 72. Q&A • 1.What is vision and mission? • 2.What is objective: • 3.What is goal? • 4.What is stratergy? www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 73. Departments of Hotel Hotel Departments HK Food Production Engineering and Maintenance HR Sales and marketing Accounts Front Office F&B service SecurityPurchase www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 74. Front office Telephone operator Bell desk/uniformed services Concierge Front office Reservations Reception Information Desk Cashier Travel desk www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 75. Housekeeping Laundry Housekeeping Control Desk Linen Room Uniform Room Sewing Room Gardening www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 76. F&B Service Outdoor catering Pool side barbeques Coffee shop F&B service Restaurants Bars Banquets Kiosks Room service www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 77. Food production Pastry section Soup section Sauce section Food production Larder Roast section Vegetable section Specialty section (Chinese/i ndian/ continenti nal) Fish section www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 78. Engineering and Maintenance Engineering and Maintenance Foremen Technicians Helpers www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 79. Accounts Accounts Clerical staff Auditors Accountant www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 82. Sales andmarketing Sales and marketing Sales executive Group sales Clerical staff www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 83. Review • 1How many departments are there in hotel • 2.What sub sections of front office? • 3.what are the sub section of F&B/ • 4.What are the sub sections of HK? • 5.What are the sub sections of food production?www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 84. Major and Minor Revenue earning departments • Major earning department : • Rooms • Food & Beverage • Minor earning department : • Guest telephones • Guest laundry & valet • Guest services • Support service department: • Administration& general • Sales and marketing • Maintenance and engg.www.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 85. Short question • 1.Define the term Hotel • 2.What is motel? • 3.What is commercial hotel? • 4. What are major and minor revenue generating departments • 5. Explain the following : • Motel, 2.casino hotel 3. airport hotel 4.commerical hotel • 6.What are the departments of hotelwww.indianchefrecipe.com
  • 86. Long Questions • 1.Define the term hotel and explain how hotels are classified ? • 3.Explain in details departments of hotel? • 4.Explain in detail need for organization and vision, mission and strategy in hotel ? • 5.Explain in detail what are the major and minor revenue earning departments of the hotel • Explain in details how hotels are classified on basis : www.indianchefrecipe.com