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1st Sem Front Office Notes

Based on Size : Classification of Hotels

Based on Size : Classification of Hotels

Classification on the basis of size refers to the number of rooms (bed capacity) and should not be confused with the building height, or the area of the property, or the gross sales, etc. The term number of rooms refers to the lettable rooms and does not include those...

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Based on Star : Classification of Hotels

Based on Star : Classification of Hotels

Department of Tourism, Government of India classifies hotels under the star system in our country. There is a committee known as Hotels and Restaurants Approval and Classification Committee (HRACC) which is headed by D.G. Tourism. It comprises representatives from the...

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Classification of Hotels : Based on Location and Clientele

Classification of Hotels : Based on Location and Clientele

Classification of hotels based on clientele and location A hotel may target many markets and can be classified according to the market or Clientele and Location they attempt to attract and serve. The most common types of properties based on these criteria include:-...

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Based on Ownership: Classification of Hotels

Based on Ownership: Classification of Hotels

On the basis of ownership, hotels can be classified into two categories : Timeshare Hotels and Resorts Condominium Hotel Timeshare Hotels and Resorts A timeshare can be defined as an advance purchase of time in holiday accommodation. The purchaser pays a capital sum...

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Independent Hotels : Classification of Hotels

Independent Hotels : Classification of Hotels

These are family-owned and operated hotels that are not required to conform to any policy or procedure, they also do not need to adhere to a particular image and can offer a level of service geared towards attracting a specific target market and can quickly adapt to...

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Management Contracted Hotels : Classification of Hotels

Management Contracted Hotels : Classification of Hotels

These hotels are the properties owned by other entities. Under this type of contract, the owner or developer usually retains the financial and legal responsibility for the property, the management company pays its expenses and in turn, receives an agreed-upon fee from...

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Chain Hotels : Classification of Hotels

Chain Hotels : Classification of Hotels

Chain hotel ownership can take a number of forms. Depending on the association that the chain organization has with each property. These hotels usually impose certain minimum standards, rules, policies, and procedures, which is to be followed by other properties of...

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Supplementary accommodation  : Classification of Hotels

Supplementary accommodation : Classification of Hotels

It consists of all types of accommodations other than the convention type, it may be described as premises that provide accommodation but not the other services which are provided by the hotels. The main distinctive features of supplementary accommodations are:...

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Time Shares and Condominium : Classification of Hotels

Time Shares and Condominium : Classification of Hotels

In the world of hospitality, there are numerous ways to classify hotels. Two such classifications are Time Shares and Condominiums. This blog post aims to provide an in-depth understanding of these classifications, their advantages, and how they differ from each...

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Meal Plans : Classification Of Hotels

Meal Plans : Classification Of Hotels

Globally, providing a room with meals inclusive is a practice that is considered standard across the hospitality industry. Hotels, especially the fancy ones, include meals in the rates they charge for a room. A plan without meals inclusive is considered the cheapest....

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Types of Rooms

Types of Rooms

Types of Rooms in a Hotel 1. Adjoining Room: An adjoining room shares a wall with another hotel room and is connected by a door. 2. Adjacent room: An adjacent room is very close to another room but does not share a common wall with it. 3. Cabana: A cabana is suited...

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What is a timeshare? Referral chains & condominiums

What is a timeshare? Referral chains & condominiums

Timeshare A Timeshare can be defined as an advance purchase of time in holiday accommodation. The purchaser pays a capital sum to acquire this timeshare and then pays an annual contribution towards the maintenance of the property. The period of time sold is generally...

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Function Areas : Front Office Organization

Function Areas : Front Office Organization

Function areas under The Front Office Organization Reception/Registration Section This section is located in the lobby. It also allocates the room and established the rates for different types of guests. The person of the section is called Receptionist. GSA (Guest...

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Front Office Hierarchy : Front Office Organisation

Front Office Hierarchy : Front Office Organisation

The front office or reception is an area where visitors arrive and first encounter a staff at a place of business. Front office staff will deal with whatever question the visitor has and put them in contact with a relevant person at the company. The staff of this...

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Duties and Responsibilities : Front Office Organisation

Duties and Responsibilities : Front Office Organisation

The front office is considered the face of the hotel, and it plays a significant role in creating a positive impression on guests. In this blog, we will discuss the duties and responsibilities of the front office department in detail. The front office department is...

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Personality Traits : Front Office Organisation

Personality Traits : Front Office Organisation

The most common answer to the question “Why did you decide to become a receptionist?” is, because you wanted to meet people. Now, to be successful in any human relationship you must reflect these characteristics: - A warm personality, and smart appearances. A keen...

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Bell Desk : Introduction and Functions

Bell Desk : Introduction and Functions

Introduction Bell desk is an extended arm of the front desk. There are many activities at the time of arrival, during the stay, and at the time of departure of the guest which cannot be carried out from the front desk but are to be carried out essentially, in order to...

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Records and Procedures : Bell Desk

Records and Procedures : Bell Desk

Records and Procedures 1. Left Luggage Procedure At times guest finds it inconvenient and expensive to carry their luggage to a place where they are going for a few days. Guest is expected to check out by check out time (12 noon) even if their fight is in the evening...

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Accents, Orthographic signs & Punctuation : French

Accents, Orthographic signs & Punctuation : French

Accents There are 5 French accents: the cédille Ç, the accent aigu é, the accent circonflexe â, ê, î, ô, û, the accent grave à, è, ù and the accent tréma ë, ï, ü. 1. The cédille (cedilla) Ç The cédille is only used on the letter C. It changes a hard "c" sound (like...

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Knowledge of Cardinaux, Ordinaux : French

Knowledge of Cardinaux, Ordinaux : French

Numbers (Nombres)                                                 Cardinal                                                Ordinal 0 Zéro 1 Un / une Premier / Première 2 Deux Deuxième 3 Trois Troisième 4 Quatre Quatrième 5 Cinq Cinqième 6 Six Sixième 7 Sept Septième 8...

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Days, Dates, Time, Months & Seasons : French

Days, Dates, Time, Months & Seasons : French

Days Of The Week Numbers in French Number English French Pronunciation 0 zero zéro zay-roh 1 one un ahn 2 two deux duh 3 three trois twah 4 four quatre cat 5 five cinq sank 6 six six seese 7 seven sept set 8 eight huit wheat 9 nine neuf nuhf 10 ten dix deese 11 eleven...

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Franchise : Classification of Hotels

Franchise : Classification of Hotels

The concept of franchising was developed in 1960 in the USA. A system in which the franchisee owner grants another the privilege to use his name in exchange for a franchising fee and also assist him in managing the hotel. The hotel company called Franchisor agrees to...

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