The common types of hotel buildings include:
1. High-rise hotels: These are tall buildings with multiple floors and a large number of rooms. They are commonly found in urban areas and offer panoramic views.
2. Resort hotels: These are located in popular vacation destinations and often offer a wide range of amenities like swimming pools, spas, golf courses, and entertainment facilities.
3. Boutique hotels: These are small, stylish, and often independently owned hotels that focus on providing a unique and intimate experience with personalized services.
4. Budget hotels: Also known as economy hotels or motels, these are affordable accommodation options with basic amenities, suitable for travelers on a tight budget.
5. Luxury hotels: These are high-end hotels that provide lavish accommodations, exceptional services, and luxurious amenities such as fine dining restaurants, spas, and concierge services.
6. Extended stay hotels: Designed for long-term stays, these hotels offer fully furnished suites with kitchenettes or full kitchens. They typically cater to business travelers, individuals relocating, or families needing temporary housing.
7. Bed and Breakfast (B&B): These are typically smaller establishments that offer overnight accommodations along with breakfast. B&Bs often have fewer guest rooms and emphasize a more personal, homelike atmosphere.
8. Casino hotels: These hotels are often integrated with gambling facilities, offering guests a combination of accommodations, dining, entertainment, and gambling options.
9. Conference hotels: With extensive meeting spaces and business facilities, conference hotels cater to business travelers or groups attending conferences, seminars, or conventions.
10. Floating hotels: These are hotels constructed on vessels like cruise ships, river barges, or houseboats. They offer a unique experience of staying on the water and provide various amenities and services.
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