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2.  Source of additional income.
 To reduce operating cost.
 Provide better and efficient services.
 Departments are -
Garage facility.
In house laundry.
Swimming pools.
Telephone
Health club
Other recreational facilities.

4.  Garage means the parking facility in a hotel.
 The earlier times tourist/travelers parked their on
automobiles next to their cabins.
 The hotel offered convenience of in-house parking
only for an additional charge.
 The garage ticket should be printed in at least three
parts : one for the guest, another for the car, and
the third filed in numerical order in rack at the
cashier’s station.
 The guest’s and rack segments should be stamped
when the car is taken out.

5.  Garage tickets are issued in numerical sequence.
 They can only be cancelled by a second time stamp
when the guest checkout.
 Free parking are offered some additional steps must be
taken the hotel.
 the guest should present their garage tickets to the
front office cashier for validation when they checkout.
 The garage attendance are associated with the garage
services.

7.  Provides cleaning service.
 In-house Laundry for a Greener and Brighter
Future of the hotel.
 In-house solutions are the most cost-effective as
well as environmentally friendly for the following
reasons:
• Better control of the laundry and the associated
costs
• Improved hygiene and cleanliness
• Reduced stock of textiles
• No transportation and logistics costs
• Less additives compared to outside laundries

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their own in-house laundry processes, such as to buy,
to lease or even to rent the equipment.
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and they will provide with a tailor-made
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10.  Swimming pools are a container filled with water to
enable swimming or other recreational activities.
 In-ground pools are most commonly constructed
from materials such as concrete, natural stone,
metal, plastic or fiberglass.
 One’s a swimming pool was a luxury to be enjoyed
only at resort areas during a vacation.
 In colder regions, the larger motels also include an
indoor pool as an added attraction.

11.  Some hotels in cold areas are provide hot water pools for
the guest.
 Hot tubes and spas are pools filled with hot water, used
for relaxation and hydrotherapy, common in hotels and
massage parlors
 The hotels include a pool manager, lifeguards,
and pool attendants.
 Cash for daily admission is handled by the manager or
by one of the pool attendance hired primarily as a
cashier.

12.  A health club is a place which houses exercise
equipments for the purpose of physical exercise.
 Most of hotels are provide health club facility
for the guest, to go and spend their time in
doing some workout.
 A gym that predominantly or exclusively consist
of free weights, as opposed to exercise machines
,is sometimes referred to as a black-iron gym,
after the traditional color of weight plates.

13.  Guest are charged for the local and trunk and std
calls.
 Charging can be done either by the telephone
operator or in case of direct billing by telephone
meters.
 In the small hotel, there would be just a small
switch board, probably operated by the
receptionist.
 In large hotels, there exists a separate telephone
department, where the board is manned by

15.  There are almost no end to the number of
recreational facilities that are offered by hotels.
 Depends on the type and location of hotel.
 Golf, tennis, horseback riding, and other
similar activities can be offered only by resort
hotels.
 Game rooms, gymnasiums or exercise rooms,
even walking and running track, are often
provided for the guest.

16.  The minor operating departments are provide
additional income for the hotel.
 Provide a good face for the hotel.
 Well and pretty services for the guest.
 Good experience for the guest.

17. Thank you………….