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What do the hotel stars mean?
By what parameters are they assigned 5,4,3,2,1? What requirements should such a hotel meet?
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Go to the "related" site Otpusk.com, everything is sincerely painted there. http://www.otpusk.com/info/help/anchor/stars.html
But it is not a fact that the "star" of a hotel in Turkey or Egypt will meet the specified criteria.
But it is not a fact that the "star" of a hotel in Turkey or Egypt will meet the specified criteria.
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answered 14 years ago
sorry for the "many letters"
The fact is that there is no single classification of hotels in the world and, let's say, European stars differ from Turkish and Egyptian ones.
The approximate difference in stars is as follows:
1* - Standard double room should be approximately 8-10 sq.m. The room has a wardrobe or hanger, chairs, a washbasin, a mirror, two towels for each guest. Daily cleaning, change of linen should take place every 7-8 days, towels - every 3-4 days. At least two bathrooms per floor and one toilet for no more than five rooms.
2* - Everything is the same as in 1* hotels, only linen is changed every 6 days. The toilet and bathroom are usually located in the room. The hotel must also have a restaurant or cafe, as well as offer food options.
The fact is that there is no single classification of hotels in the world and, let's say, European stars differ from Turkish and Egyptian ones.
The approximate difference in stars is as follows:
1* - Standard double room should be approximately 8-10 sq.m. The room has a wardrobe or hanger, chairs, a washbasin, a mirror, two towels for each guest. Daily cleaning, change of linen should take place every 7-8 days, towels - every 3-4 days. At least two bathrooms per floor and one toilet for no more than five rooms.
2* - Everything is the same as in 1* hotels, only linen is changed every 6 days. The toilet and bathroom are usually located in the room. The hotel must also have a restaurant or cafe, as well as offer food options.
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answered 14 years ago
3* - Starting from category 3* and above, each room must have a toilet and bathroom, dressing table, luggage stand, radio, etc. The rooms of most three-star hotels, with the exception of the cheapest ones, have a TV and air conditioning. The floors are usually tiled. Bed linen is changed twice a week. Towels are changed daily. From perfume accessories you will be offered only soap. In some hotels you can rent an iron. On the territory of the hotel can be located: guarded parking, swimming pool (in resort hotels), restaurant, hairdresser, business center, currency exchange. The hotel staff is dressed in uniform, which has a division into services. Rooms from 10-12 sq.m.
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4 * - Everything that is in 3 * hotels, plus: as a rule, a mini-bar, individual air conditioning, telephone, safe, hairdryer, shampoo, bath gel in each room (usually issued on the day of arrival). Daily change of bed linen and towels. Services such as washing, ironing, and cleaning of clothes are provided (with a minimum order time of 24 hours). Price list can be found at reception. The breakfast menu is served in the room. On the territory of the hotel there are: a beauty salon, a sports and fitness center, car rental, a TV room, a music salon, game and conference rooms, a restaurant, a sauna, a swimming pool, etc. The area of the rooms, as a rule, is not less than 13 sq.m.
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answered 14 years ago
5 * - The same as in 4 * hotels, but at a higher quality level. And also sometimes a second bathroom in the room and a telephone in the bathroom. Rooms are at least 16 sq.m.
In 4 * - 5 * hotels, it is assumed that there are suites (apartments), several elevators, all kinds of additional services such as laundry, dry cleaning, breakfast and late dinner in the room, currency exchange, calling a taxi, selling newspapers, souvenirs and so on.
In 4 * - 5 * hotels, it is assumed that there are suites (apartments), several elevators, all kinds of additional services such as laundry, dry cleaning, breakfast and late dinner in the room, currency exchange, calling a taxi, selling newspapers, souvenirs and so on.
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answered 14 years ago
In a number of countries there is an alternative classification of hotels.
In Turkey, for example, you can relax in club hotels (Holliday Village), which are divided into:
· HV1 - Hotel of the club system of the first category with accommodation in cottages. Approximately corresponds to 3-4 stars. They are distinguished by good animation, a large green area, but the rooms are small.
· HV2 - Club hotel of lower 2nd category.
And in Greece, the class of hotels is still indicated by Latin letters:
De Luxe is similar to a 4-5* hotel
A - hotel 3-4 *
In - hotel 2-3 *
C - hotel 1-2 *
In Turkey, for example, you can relax in club hotels (Holliday Village), which are divided into:
· HV1 - Hotel of the club system of the first category with accommodation in cottages. Approximately corresponds to 3-4 stars. They are distinguished by good animation, a large green area, but the rooms are small.
· HV2 - Club hotel of lower 2nd category.
And in Greece, the class of hotels is still indicated by Latin letters:
De Luxe is similar to a 4-5* hotel
A - hotel 3-4 *
In - hotel 2-3 *
C - hotel 1-2 *
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