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This type of accommodation is usually
found in hostels, and is most often used by
backpackers and traveling Students.
The rooms have very basic facilities for
sleeping and all services are cut to a
minimum.
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- Shared bathroom/facilities
- In some cases shared rooms
- No T.V., Phone or safety
boxes in the rooms
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Two star accommodation is basically a
hotel that offers a better quality of the
rooms then one star accommodation
along with a private shower or bathroom.
There is usually no TV or Telephone in
each room separately.
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- Rooms have there own
shower and/or toilet
- No T.V., Phone or safety
boxes in the rooms
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Three star hotels and pension can vary
greatly in their quality and services. The
basic conditions to be recognized as a
three star hotel is that each room has it's
own bathroom, T.V. and telephone.
Many three star hotels have more than just
these facilities, others have just the basics
to meet the three star category.
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- Each room has it's own
bathroom/private facilties
- Each room has a T.V. and
telephone
- Often rooms have safety
deposit boxes in each room
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A hotel that has a 4 star rating can be
easily described as a hotel that offers the
same quality of rooms as a 5 star hotel,
but it has less services. The price
difference for a 4 star and 5 star hotel can
be quite large.
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- Each room has it's own
facilities (shower or bathtub +
bathroom)
-Each room has its own T.V.,
telephone, Safety deposit box,
and mini bar.
- Many 4 star hotels now have
as standard internet access in
the rooms
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5 Star hotels are the most luxurious types
of accommodation available and should
be able to offer the client many types of
services, more than a hotel out of the 5 star
category.
The rooms should also be larger than the
rooms of a 4 star hotel, even though this is
not always respected.
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- All the same
amenities/services as a 4 star
hotel
- Internet in almost all modern
hotels
- Extra services such as 24
hour room service, bathrobe,
slippers, etc.
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