Do You Know About Hotel Room Assignments And Operations?

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    Room status report

    • A report that provides information on the occupancy or condition of the property’s rooms
    • A room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again
    • A room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible
    • A room from which the guest has already checked out
    • A room from which the guest is supposed to check out that day
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Do you know about hotel room assignments and operations? In the hotel business, the order is something that all the workers should follow so as to avoid confusion. In the quiz below, you are not only tested about what order you’d follow in different circumstance but also some of the terms used on a daily. Give it a try and get to refresh your memory.

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    Stayover

    • A report that provides information on the occupancy or condition of the property’s rooms

    • A room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again

    • A room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible

    • A room from which the guest has already checked out

    • A room from which the guest is supposed to check out that day

    Correct Answer
    A. A room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "a room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again." This means that the guest has made a reservation to stay in this room again at a future date.

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    Early makeup

    • A report that provides information on the occupancy or condition of the property’s rooms

    • A room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again

    • A room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible

    • A room from which the guest has already checked out

    • A room from which the guest is supposed to check out that day

    Correct Answer
    A. A room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "a room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible." This is because early makeup refers to a room that requires special attention or preparation before the guest's scheduled check-in time. It could be a room that needs to be cleaned and prepared ahead of time or a room that the guest has requested to check-in earlier than the usual check-in time.

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    Check-out

    • A report that provides information on the occupancy or condition of the property’s rooms

    • A room in which the guest is scheduled to stay again

    • A room for which a guest has reserved an early check-in time or requested a cleaning as soon as possible

    • A room from which the guest has already checked out

    • A room from which the guest is supposed to check out that day

    Correct Answer
    A. A room from which the guest has already checked out
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "a room from which the guest has already checked out." This answer is supported by the definition of "check-out," which refers to the process of a guest leaving the hotel or vacating their room. Therefore, a report that provides information on the occupancy or condition of the property's rooms would typically include details about rooms that have already been checked out by guests.

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    Scarlett is a room attendant for the Diamond Airport Hotel. She has the following list of rooms to clean for the morning shift: Room 605 Stayover Room 606 Stayover Room 607 Due out Room 608 Check-out Room 609 Out-of-order Which room should she clean first?

    • Room 605 or 606

    • Room 607

    • Room 608

    • Room 609

    Correct Answer
    A. Room 608
    Explanation
    Scarlett should clean Room 608 first because it is a check-out room. This means that the guests have already left and the room needs to be cleaned and prepared for new guests. The other rooms listed are either stayover rooms, which means the guests are staying for another night and the room can be cleaned later, or out-of-order, which means the room is not currently in use and does not need immediate attention. Room 607 is due out, but it is still occupied, so it can be cleaned after the guests check out.

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    Guestrooms that room attendants generally clean last are:

    • Check-outs.

    • Due outs.

    • Layovers.

    • Stayovers.

    Correct Answer
    A. Due outs.
    Explanation
    Due outs are the guestrooms that are expected to be vacated by the current guests on the same day. Room attendants generally clean these rooms last because they prioritize cleaning the rooms that are already vacant or have guests who are staying for multiple nights. By cleaning the due outs last, they can ensure that the rooms are ready for the next guests who will be checking in later in the day.

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