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Hotel. PrivateHome. Resort. Self-CateringHotel · A hotel is generally the largest of all accommodation types. · There is typically a common reception area, and rooms generally open directly onto a hallway. · The on-site restaurant and other facilities are more accessible to the public than the other accommodation types. · A wide range of guest services is available, such as room service. · Hotels are often members of larger hotel groups, and a similar accommodation experience may be available in different establishments within the group. Lodge · A lodge is an accommodation facility which is located and designed to optimize the feeling of being closely in touch with nature. · The building style should feature natural materials and colouring such as wood, stone and thatch. · An outdoor experience should be offered at the lodge, such as guided walks, game drives etc. PrivateHome · A private home not dedicated for full time occupation of guests, but is a private house or apartment which is temporarily available for rental, often during peak tourism seasons. Resort · A spread out collection of single or double story accommodation units. · Similar to a hotel in that it offers a wide range of facilities. · Units may be rented and available on time-share. · A camping area may be included in the resort. Self-Catering · A self catering establishment may be primarily one of the other accommodation types, but also offers dedicated self catering facilities. · The unit should feature a fully equipped kitchen to cater for the maximum people to be accommodated (including fridge, stove, cutlery, crockery, cooking utensils, cleaning equipment). · The kitchen should be for the exclusive use of the guests, and not shared.
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