What are the common English words in hotel rooms?

OUT OF ORDER(OOO bad room) refers to a room that cannot be sold because it needs decoration or large-scale decoration.

Sleeping out (SO): refers to the guests who have paid the rent but have not checked in, and there may be luggage in the room;

Vacant room cleaning (VC): refers to the room that can be occupied after the room is cleaned and checked by the supervisor. Guests must stay in VC rooms (there are also VR rooms, and some hotels need VR to sell them).

Vacancy (VD): refers to the room that has not been cleaned after the guest checked out;

Occupate(O): refers to the room where guests stay;

Daytime use (room for daytime use): refers to the room used by guests not exceeding 6:00 pm or C/O before the night test;

Do not disturb (DND: refers to the room or telephone that guests do not want others to disturb;

No luggage (NB): refers to the room without luggage in the room without check-out;

LITTER BAGGUGE(LB): refers to a room with only small luggage, such as magazines and small clothes, which has not been checked out;

Houses use rooms (HUS hotel rooms for personal use) usually include three aspects, namely, a short-term or long-term use of rooms by internal employees, b short-term use of rooms as warehouses, and c use of rooms as offices.

Long stay (LS): Long stay refers to renting a hotel room for a long time, generally more than 1 month;

Different management systems will have different room state representations.