What do you think of the hotel's special rooms?

Characteristic rooms refer to rooms specially designed and arranged according to the actual situation of the hotel, local comprehensive resources and the changing needs of guests. It can be a single room, a suite or a whole floor. The hotel can design some new rooms with ethnic characteristics, such as disabled rooms, non-smoking rooms, ladies' rooms, children's rooms, honeymoon rooms, bedrooms, studio single rooms and studio double rooms. It can also be used for guests with similar consumption, and all or part of the rooms on some floors are set as characteristic floors. Such as business floor, ultra-luxury floor, non-smoking floor, ladies floor, etc.

As an economic entity to meet the needs of guests for food, accommodation, transportation, travel, shopping and entertainment, the room manager should not only design different types of rooms, but also highlight the characteristics in style design, fully reflecting the local ethnic style, local characteristics or the unique decoration style of the hotel. If we can make full use of unique furniture modeling and decorative materials, unique folk handicrafts, etc. Let the guests have a refreshing feeling and leave a particularly deep impression. For example, the Dai people in Yunnan, with small paper umbrellas and bamboo as typical representatives, decorate bamboo buildings with small umbrellas and play a piece of background music played by Hulusheng to let guests feel the hometown of peacocks; The Bai nationality, represented by batik technology, covered with batik tablecloths and hung with batik national paintings, and came to the hometown of "Golden Flower" with a little embellishment. Nomadic people take the yurt style as the representative, make the walls into yurt style, hang grazing equipment and some animal fur, which has a rough and unrestrained feeling; For example, Xinjiang is a place with a large number of Uighurs, so the guest room can be decorated in the style of Uygur folk houses: a solid heatable adobe sleeping platform, about one foot high, for sitting and lying, with a niche on the wall, food and utensils inside, and a tapestry hanging on the wall. To satisfy guests' curiosity and increase their experience of Uygur folk houses.