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Belajar Industri Perhotelan : Tipe Hotel Bagian 1

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Educational

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The video explains hotel types in “part 1” by categorizing hotels according to multiple factors:

  • Location (where the hotel is)
  • “Blend” / meal-plan system (what’s included in the room rate)
  • Size (number of rooms)
  • Area/classical setting (downtown, suburb, countryside, near airport, etc.)
  • Purpose of visit (why guests come)
  • Length of stay (how long guests stay)
  • Type of guests (who the guests are)

It also notes that part 2 will cover other hotel types.

Detailed list of classifications

1) Types of hotels by location

  • City Hotel

    • Located in the middle of a large city
    • Guests mostly have business activities (trade, seminars, meetings, official company events)

  • Resort Hotel / Tourist-area Hotel

    • Located in tourist/recreation areas
    • Guests mainly come for recreation/tourism (not business)
    • Subtypes mentioned:
      • Mountain Hotel (in mountains)
      • Beach Hotel (on the beach)
      • Lake/Water-edge Hotel (described as “edge of a lake”)
      • Cliff/Ravine Hotel (on the edge of a cliff, usually highlands)
      • “Cliffs” Hotel (very high above sea level)
      • Park Hotel (in/near an entertainment venue, e.g., “Dunia Fantasi” / “Dreamland”)
      • River-side Hotel (on river banks)
      • Forest Hotel (in protected forest areas)
      • Water/Island “ompol carrot” hotel (unclear phrase; described as on water on an island)
      • Floating Lodge / Floating Hotel
        • Accommodation on a river/canal/sea
        • Special characteristic: shaped like a boat/ship that moves from place to place

2) Types of hotels by “American plan / blend” (meal plan system)

  • American Plan

    • Room rate includes the room + three meals
    • Includes:
      • Breakfast
      • Lunch
      • Dinner
    • Also described as: “Full board modified”

  • American Plan (modified)

    • Room rate includes two meals
    • One of them must be breakfast
    • Example arrangements mentioned:
      • Breakfast + lunch
      • Breakfast + dinner
    • Depends on agreement between guest and hotel owner

  • Continental Plan / “Bermuda Plan/Blend”

    • Room rate includes breakfast only
    • Also called “bnb” (auto-caption phrase) described as “bed breakfast”

  • European Plan

    • Guests pay only for the room
    • Emphasized benefit: practical and widely used; makes billing/payment at checkout easier

3) Types of hotels by size (number of rooms)

  • Small Hotel

    • Under 150 rooms

  • Medium Hotel

    • 150–299 rooms
    • Or classified further (as stated):
      • 150–299 rooms
      • 300–600 rooms (named as “Hai and kebab Fritz” in captions, but the room range is clear)

  • Large Hotel

    • Above 600 rooms

4) Types of hotels by area / surrounding setting

  • Downtown Hotel

    • In a shopping/central city area
    • Far from residential homes, but close to offices, plazas, malls, busy places

  • City Outskirts / Suburban-style Hotel (caption: “patient material hotel”)

    • On the outskirts
    • In a residential area
    • Atmosphere is not too busy (“not too …” in captions)

  • Country Hotel

    • In a quiet countryside area
    • Far from city noise and traffic
    • Far from air pollution

  • Airport Hotel

    • Near the airport

  • Motel

    • Short for motor hotel
    • Originally near a toll road/freeway
    • Simple building form; guests can park in front of the room

  • In/Inn-like small suburban hotel (caption unclear: “in in which…”)

    • A small hotel outside the city/suburbs
    • Provides accommodation plus simple meals

5) Types of hotels by purpose of visit

  • Business Hotel

    • Most guests are there for business

  • Tourism Hotel

    • Most guests come for vacation/recreation/tourist trips

  • Sport Hotel

    • Most guests come to do sports activities

  • Worship/Dream Hotel

    • Part of the hotel area functions as a place for worship

  • Kidul/Kidul Hotel (caption unclear, but described)

    • Guests are there for treatment/healing from illness

  • Casino Hotel (Hai Kasino)

    • Many rooms and facilities for casino games

6) Types of hotels by length of stay

  • Transit Hotel

    • Guests stay short time
    • Average about one night

  • Presidential Hotel

    • Guests stay long term
    • At least about one month

  • Semi-Presidential Hotel

    • Between transit and residential
    • Typical stay: about 2–3 days up to a week

7) Types of hotels by type of guests

  • Family Hotel

    • Most guests stay with their families

  • Official Hotel

    • Most guests are people from government/private agencies

  • Walk-in Hotel

    • Guests come directly to the front office counter
    • If they agree with rate/room conditions, they check in immediately

  • Group Hotel

    • Guests come in groups (e.g., study tour or group tour)

  • Traveler Hotel

    • Guests are part of a series of trips

  • Tourist Hotel

    • Guests aim to enjoy tourist attractions around the hotel

  • Individual/Business (individual) Hotel

    • Mostly individuals (captions mention “cement cell traders”; likely referring to travelers/traders needing stopover/rest)

  • Incentive Hotel

    • Guests are employees/members receiving bonuses/gifts
    • They take tours/visits to other cities/companies

  • Long Stay Hotel

    • Residential/apartment-style
    • Guests stay more than one month on average

Speakers / sources featured

  • “Housekeeping” (presenter/narrator introducing and explaining the material)
  • No other named individuals or external sources are clearly identified in the subtitles.

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