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    This document describes 17 different types of guest rooms available at hotels, including single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms, suites, efficiency rooms, cabanas, and more. Room types are defined by the number of beds and whether they have connecting or adjoining rooms. The most expensive room types include suites, penthouses, and duplexes, which provide more space and amenities. Abbreviations are provided for common room types like single (S), double (D), and twin (T).

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    This document describes 17 different types of guest rooms available at hotels, including single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms, suites, efficiency rooms, cabanas, and more. Room types are defined by the number of beds and whether they have connecting or adjoining rooms. The most expensive room types include suites, penthouses, and duplexes, which provide more space and amenities. Abbreviations are provided for common room types like single (S), double (D), and twin (T).

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    This document describes 17 different types of guest rooms available at hotels, including single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms, suites, efficiency rooms, cabanas, and more. Room types are defined by the number of beds and whether they have connecting or adjoining rooms. The most expensive room types include suites, penthouses, and duplexes, which provide more space and amenities. Abbreviations are provided for common room types like single (S), double (D), and twin (T).

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    TYPES OF GUEST ROOMS

    1. SINGLE ROOM
    Room having a single bed. Room meant for one person. Abbreviation - or s.
    2. DOUBLE ROOM
    Room having a double bed (one large bed). It is meant for two persons. Abbreviation + or D.
    3. TWIN ROOM
    Room having two single beds, separated from each other. The room is meant for two persons.
    Abbreviation = or T.
    4. TWIN DOUBLE ROOM
    Room with two double beds, separated from each other and meant for four persons. It is also
    called as double double room.
    5. HOLLYWOOD TWIN ROOM
    Room with two single beds having common head board. It is meant for two persons.
    6. PARLOR
    Sitting or living room not used as a bed room.
    7. STUDIO ROOM
    Parlor set-up with one or two studio beds or sofa-cum-beds.
    8. SUITE
    Parlor connected with one or more bedrooms. Expensive, being larger with more rooms for
    privacy. Has more facilities like TV, fridge, mini bar, extra complementary, etc.
    9. LANAI
    Hawaiian term for a room with a balcony that overlooks a garden or swimming pool.
    10. JUNIOR SUITE
    One large room partitioned into a parlor and a bed room.
    11. EFFICIENCY ROOM
    Room with a kitchenette attached. Mainly found in motels and residential hotels .
    12. DUPLEX
    Set of rooms which are not at the same level but are situated on two different floors. The parlor
    and the bed room are connected with a staircase. One of the most expensive suites.
    13. PENTHOUSE SUITE
    Suite located to on the topmost floor of the hotel . A part of the room can be open to the sky or
    with a glass roof. Very expensive and exclusive suite.
    14. CABANA
    Located close to the swimming pool or beach. Has shower and changing facilities. May have
    been furnished in bamboo for attractive appearance.
    15. INTERCONNECTING ROOMS
    Two adjacent rooms allowing entry from one to the other through a connecting door. The
    connecting door is kept locked if the rooms have to be sold to two different guests
    separately.
    16. HOSPITALITY ROOM
    A room hired by a guest on hourly basis to entertain his guest. It is generally a banquet room.
    17. ADJOINING ROOMS
    Rooms with a common wall but no connecting door.
    18. ADJACENT ROOMS
    Rooms close to each other, perhaps across the hall or the corridor.

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