Lesson 5: The Guest Room

Question 1

designed for one person.

Answer 1

Single Room

Question 2

containing one king-size or queen-size bed. Designed for two persons.

Answer 2

Double Room

Question 3

with two single beds. Designed for two persons.

Answer 3

Twin Room

Question 4

containing three single beds or a standard room with an additional single bed.

Answer 4

Triple room

Question 5

COMMON ROOM TYPES

Answer 5

• Single Room
• Double Room
• Twin Room
• Triple Room

Question 6

also named junior suite or family suite. It contains a living room, a bedroom, a
shower/bath, a toilet, and comfortable furniture.

Answer 6

Standard Suite

Question 7

usually bigger in room size and is newer in facilities than a Standard Suite.

Answer 7

Deluxe Suite

Question 8

usually contains a spacious bedroom with one king-size bed, an elegant living
room, and a large bathroom with additional facilities such as a whirlpool bath and an additional toilet. Its area is usually twice as large as a Standard Suite.

Answer 8

Executive Suite

Question 9

usually has seven or eight rooms, including the president’s bedroom, first-
lady’s bedroom, a shower/bath, two toilets, a parlor, boardroom, guard’s station, study, kitchenette, a dining room, and a room for receiving guest. Usually, it is the best accommodation
in a hotel.

Answer 9

Presidential suite

Question 10

ROOM STATUS RECONCILLATION

Answer 10

A. State of occupancy
B. State of cleanliness
C. State of Exception

Question 11

State of occupancy

Answer 11

• occupied
• vacant
• vacant ready

Question 12

State of cleanliness

Answer 12

• dirty
• clean

Question 13

State of exception

Answer 13

Out of order