Exam 5: Accommodations

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Lodging available along highways are typically motels, not hotels.

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There are various classifications of lodging establishments within the accommodations industry.Explain some of the ways accommodations are categorized.Include in your answer a description of specific types of accommodations within each category, along with a specific Canadian property that fits into each of your examples.

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Hotels often have a wide variety of prices available to customers, rarely holding to a single fixed price. i)Identify five variables that can influence the price of a room; provide a brief description of your choices. ii)Hotels establish a selection of meal plans that can be offered to guests.Describe three distinct meal plan packages.

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MAP is a meal plan that includes two meals with the room rate, usually breakfast and dinner.

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Banquets and catering are particularly good revenue generators because _____________________.

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One of the first styles of hotel was called a hospitium.It provided ____________________.

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Housekeeping is only responsible for keeping hotel rooms clean and tidy.

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The first inn constructed in North America was built in Boston in 1706.

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Factors that determine the price of a hotel room do not include ___________________.

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An FAC is a franchise advisory council whose job is to ______________________.

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Room service becomes the most expensive food service a hotel runs because __________________.

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