7ps of Hotel Industry

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Hotel Industry

And the 7Ps of Marketing

Name – Anurag Sharma


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Product/Service
01 Families 03 Solo Travelers
• Rooms with more space • Safety is the primary concern
• Reasonable rates • Quiet floors
• Low cost recreational facilities • Bathroom with good lighting for make up
• Kiddie menus • Hair dryers, iron boards, etc.
• Colourful interior rooms • Spa and health club
• In house doctors
• Baby sitting facilities
• All inclusive packages

02 Business Executives 04 Retirees


• Clean and comfortable room, lounge areas and public
• Internet connection areas
• Business centre • High safety and security measures
• Airport pick up • Easy access rooms closer to elevators
• Conference room • Elderly care facilities
• Quality service • Large well lit rooms and non slippery floors
• 24 hours room service
PRICE European Plan
Only the stay is included in
the rates and you will have
to pay extra for using the
American Plan dining facilities at the hotel
Includes all three meals.
Rates are higher but offer a
good value for your money,
and convenience. Modified American Plan
The quoted rate includes
two meals a day, including
breakfast and either lunch
Bermuda Plan or dinner.
Includes daily basis
breakfast and it provides a
room in a room rate
Continental Plan
Same as Bermuda but breakfast
just includes Tea/Coffee and
toast/biscuits
Bed and Breakfast
Charges for room and English
breakfast.
Resorts
PLACE The resort hotel is a luxury facility
that is intended primarily for
vacationers and is usually located
near special attractions.

Airport Hotels
An Airport Hotel is a hotel near the airport.
Downtown Most airport hotels have a shuttle to and
Located near the from the terminals.
commercial hub of the city.
Floating Hotels
Refers to luxury or boutique
Sub Urban Types of hotels on rivers, lakes, harbours
Hotel on the outskirts of a Hotel on and oceans. They can be located
large city basis of in the middle of the wilderness
Place on a lake or on mega-
metropolitan rivers.
City
Hotel is located in urban areas,
usually reserved for people
who intend to stay for short
term.
PROMOTION
• Promotion includes advertising, public relations, sales promotion, word-of-mouth promotion,
personal selling and telemarketing.

• For successful marketing it is not ample to concentrate on the service part but it is also impact
generating that we promote the business in such a way that our prospects come to know the quality
offered them as a hotel visitors.

• There are a number of alternatives available for promoting the business and it is considered that a
professionally sound employee would make a blend of these components in such a way that effects
are proactive and cost effective.

• Creating direct mail campaigns, planning seasonal promotions, planning the timing and placement
of ad campaigns, personal advertisements, define growing and emerging markets and help in room
reservations (wholesale and business
PEOPLE

• People are a defining factor in a service delivery process since a service is inseparable
from the person providing it.

• Thus, a hotel is known as much for its food as for the service provided by its staff.

• The same is true of banks and department stores.

• Consequently, customer service training for staff has become a top priority for many
organizations today.
PROCESS
Operating
Process

Processing Guest Arrival-


Inputs Departure

Producing
House
and Serving
Keeping
House making Process

Hygiene Rooms

Technical Bed Making


Maintenance 01

07

02
Laundry
Decorating and Dry

06

03
Interiors Cleaning

05 04
Hygiene
Safety Hotel public
and areas
Security
Processing Inputs
05
04 Issue of
food
03 Warehousing

02
Receipt
01 Purchase
food and
Beverages
Select
Suppliers
Guest Arrival-Departure
Process
Producing and Serving
Physical Evidence
01 Comfort 03 Hygiene and Sanitation
• Ergonomics in Room Beds • Clean room and bathroom amenities in rooms
• Ambient Room Temperatures • Personal hygiene of waiters and housekeeping staff
• Service Employees interaction with polite tones • Polished and shining furniture
• Absorption in Environment • Clean visitors‘ toilets and smell of air freshener
• Noise free corridors

02 04 Safety
Emotional Security
• Well- maintained furniture
• Being informed about hotel policies • Sprinkler System in rooms
• Being received at hotel entrance • Proper fire exit arrangement
• Understanding the customers needs • Double locking rooms
• No expectations for tips from guests • CCTV installation at proper corner of hotel

05 Efficiency
• Emergency help from hotel staff
• Immediate response to visitor‘s complaints
• Quick response for mishap(medical help)
• Timeliness of service

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