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- 1. Resort PRESENTED BY- AR. PALAK PATEL
- 2. Resort •Resorts are generally interwoven with natural surroundings without disturbing the serene environment. •A resort is a self- contained commercial establishment that endeavors to provide most of a vacationer's wants, such as food, drink, lodging, sports, en tertainment, and shopping, on the premises. •The term resort may be used for a hotel property that provides an array of amenities, typically including entertainment and recreational activities.
- 3. Hotel and Resort What’s the difference between hotel and resort? •The first and foremost thing that differentiates a hotel from a resort is the land that they acquire to be built on. • More often than not, you would find a resort built on a huge space, for it contains a large number of rooms and other amenities, say a golf course or a hotel. •On the contrary, a hotel needs barely an area that could contain the hotel building and the parking area. Normally it is on a highway in a place people can easily reach.
- 4. Facilities in Resort LOBBY- The first welcome to beautiful lobby will enhance your senses.....A charming, elegant and spacious place that will be your everyday first and last spot to start or to end your adventures. TV lounge when you find the time to catch up with “pictures” from the world. Restaurant Lounge Bar Conference Facilities Industrial Catering Celebrate an occasion, host a wedding, a business / conference dinner or plan a private party or reception. Parking Other Facilities
- 5. Other facilities •Luggage room at the hotel (locked or supervised). •Provision to prevent external noise and sound into room Eating and drinking •Option to have breakfast in a common breakfast area with tables and chairs up to 30% of hotel capacity •Stocked mini bar in all rooms •Coffee/tea making facilities in all rooms. Provisions for disabled guests •Hotel entrance and all common areas accessible for wheelchairs •Adapted general WC for wheelchair access. •Adapted room for wheelchair access.
- 6. Circulation Spaces •The minimum finish width of the corridor on guestroom floor is usually 6 ft. which may be reduced to 5 Ft. if guest room doors are opening inside. •PUBLIC FACILITIES (Restaurants, Spa, Lobby, Washrooms, Banquets, Conference Halls, Lounge etc.)
- 7. Circulation Spaces c). Recreational Facility
- 8. Facilities in the room •Minimum bed width •Single bed – 90 cm, Double bed – 180 cm •One seat for each guest staying in all rooms. Should three or more guests use the room, two seats are sufficient. •Coffee table or similar provision to place drinks and such within reach of armchair(s) in all rooms •Option to sit across from each other and/or to eat a meal when 2 persons are involved
- 9. Facilities in the room •Full-length mirror in all rooms. •Luggage rack or similar provision in all rooms. •Wardrobe/cupboard with shelves or a similar provision and plastic/wooden (identical) coat hangers for putting clothes away in all rooms. •At least one clear window at eye level with daylight in all rooms.
- 10. Bathroom facilities in the room Shower Area
- 11. Bathroom facilities in the room
- 12. Bathroom facilities in the room Different Shapes of Bath Tub
- 13. Bathroom facilities in the room Different Shapes of Bath Tub
- 14. Type Of Rooms Single Room − A room with the facility of single bed. It is meant for single occupancy. It has an attached bathroom, a small dressing table, a small bedside table, and a small writing table. Sometimes it has a single chair too. Double Room − A room with the facility of double bed. There are two variants in this type depending upon the size of the bed King Double Room (with king size double bed) Queen Double Room (with queen size double bed) It is equipped with adequate furniture such as dressing table and a writing table, a TV, and a small fridge. Deluxe Room − They are available in Single Deluxe and Double Deluxe variants. Deluxe room is well furnished. Some amenities are attached bathroom, a dressing table, a bedside table, a small writing table, a TV, and a small fridge. The floor is covered with carpet and most suitable for small families.
- 15. Type Of Rooms Double-Double (Twin Double) Room − This room provides two double beds with separate headboards. It is ideal for a family with two children below 12 years. Twin Room − This room provides two single beds with separate headboards. It is meant for two independent people. It also has a single bedside table shared between the two beds. Duplex Room − This type is composed of two rooms located on two different floors, connected with internal stairs. Studio − They are twin adjacent rooms: A living room with sofa, coffee table and chairs, and a bedroom. It is also equipped with fan/air conditioner, a small kitchen corner, and a dining area. The furniture is often compact.
- 16. Sizes BEDROOM No. Room Size Area 1 Single Room 10 m² (applies to 100% of all rooms; including bathroom and toilet entrance area). 2 Double room 3 Star 17 m² (applies to 90% of all rooms; including bathroom and toilet entrance area). 4 Star 22 m² (applies to 90% of all rooms; including bathroom and toilet entrance area). 5 Star 26 m² (applies to 90% of all rooms; including bathroom and toilet entrance area). 3 Suite 50 m² (minimum) 2% of rooms are suites in 3 star hotel 5% of rooms are suites in 5 star hotel Private balcony accessible from the room in 25% of the rooms.
- 17. Furniture - BED Single/Twin bed – Single beds and twin beds are the same type of bed, designed for one person. The average dimensions for this size of mattress are seventy-five inches(190cm) by thirty-nine inches(95cm). Because these beds are narrow, they can easily fit into even the smallest bedrooms. Single beds are the most common choice for children’s rooms and guest rooms. In addition, the Twin XL is sometimes available. This style is 6 inches longer than the standard twin mattress to provide more length for a grown adult. Full bed – Full beds, also known as double beds, are designed to sleep two people. The average dimensions of such a bed are seventy-five inches (190cm) long and fifty-four inches (140cm) wide. This size is just fifteen inches wider than a twin bed, which means that the width of the sleeping space for each adult is just twenty-seven inches — much less than the space offered by a twin bed.
- 18. Furniture - BED Queen bed – A queen-size bed is like a full bed only larger. The average measurement of a queen bed is sixty inches (150cm) by eighty inches (200cm), making it is six inches wider and six inches longer than a full bed. Queen beds are the most popular choice for couples, as the extra length and width make a significant difference in getting a good night’s sleep. King bed – King-size beds are the widest of all the bed styles. The standard measurement for this size bed is seventy- six inches (195cm) wide and eighty inches (200cm) long. Obviously the space offered by a king size bed is plentiful. In fact, it provides the same amount of space as two twin beds side by side. Because king beds are so large, they require extra room and are ideal for spacious master bedrooms.
- 19. Furniture – SIDE TABLE Dimensions: H 24 x W 18 x D 13 (in) H 60 x W 45 x D 33 (cm) Dimensions: H 18 x W 18 x D 18 (in) H 45 x W 45 x D 45 (cm) Dimensions: H 20 x W 16 x D 16 (in) H 50 x W 40 x D 40 (cm)
- 20. Furniture – ENTERTAINMENT UNIT Dimensions: H 15.75 x W 57.09 x D 17.72 (in) H 40 x W 145 x D 45(cm) Dimensions: H 20 x W 40 x D 16(in) H 50 x W 100 x D 40(cm)
- 21. Furniture – COFFEE TABLE Dimensions: H 18 x W 36 x D 24 (in) H 45 x W 90 x D 60 (cm) Dimensions: H 18 x W 46 x D 18 (in) H 45 x W 115 x D 45 (cm)
- 23. Furniture – SOFA Dimensions: H 37.4 x W 52.4 x D 33.5; Seating Height - 16.9 (in) H 95 x W 135x D 85 (cm) Seating Height – 42 (cm) Dimensions: H 33 x W 31 x D 32; Seating Height - 17 (in) H 83 x W 78 x D 81 (cm) Seating Height – 43 (cm)
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