HOTELS

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HOTELS

SPA HOTELS

medical treatments, health and fitness programmes

luxurious, expensive

springs of natural mineral water

RESORT HOTELS

seasonal business: some are conference venues

luxurious surroundings

recreational facilities

holidays, several days or weeks

CITY HOTELS

LARGER HOTELS offers restaurants and bars, shops, swimming pools and gymnasiums, ballrooms (wedding receptions and social gatherings)

operate all year

near stations, commercial districts or tourist attractions

brief stay

INN

old-fashioned buildings

food and accommodation for travellers

CONFERENCE HOTELS

big cities or secluded countryside

sometimes conversion of historical buildings

audiovisual and technical equipment, secretarial service, recreational facilities

large scale meetings

MOTELS

short periods

limited services, cheap

travellers

car parking, near motorways, outskirts

AIRPORT HOTELS

near airport and terminal buildings

shuttle service to airport

usually one-night stays

quite modern

airline staff, travellers

GUESTHOUSE

fairly cheap

basic facilities

few rooms