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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: accommodation types
According to the 2003 CEN/European Standard, accommodation is defined as the provision of at least sleeping and sanitary facilities; however, the entry notes that this represents a minimum standard and does not always reflect actual practice. Some accommodation may lack sanitary facilities, while spaces such as day rooms or meeting rooms may be called accommodation even without sleeping facilities. The entry provides an extensive list of accommodation types, including hotels, guest houses, resorts, aparthotels, caravans, campsites, villas, ryokan, pousadas, and many others, as well as room types such as single, double, twin, suite, family room, studio, and self-catering units.
According to the 2003 CEN/European Standard, accommodation is defined as the provision of at least sleeping and sanitary facilities; however, the entry notes that this represents a minimum standard and does not always reflect actual practice. Some accommodation may lack sanitary facilities, while spaces such as day rooms or meeting rooms may be called accommodation even without sleeping facilities. The entry provides an extensive list of accommodation types, including hotels, guest houses, resorts, aparthotels, caravans, campsites, villas, ryokan, pousadas, and many others, as well as room types such as single, double, twin, suite, family room, studio, and self-catering units.
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