UNIT 7 Managing Accommodation Services

MANAGING ACCOMMODATION
SERVICES

Introduction to hospitality industry and How
accommodation services contributed to whole
industry.
Hospitality industry is being broad category within the services' activity including food and drink, event
planning, transportation and theme parks, basically involved hotels, bar and restaurant. Hospitality industry
concerns with providing various products and services to customer in assists developing and supporting for
people (Goryushkina and et.al., 2019). It also includes various activity in products and services for having
customer satisfaction.

Different types of accommodation services along with
difference between commercial and non-commercial
business.
Here are the various types of accommodation services in Linthwaite House:
Luxury:-
In hotels luxury plays role for being their more developments as well attracting more people
towards luxury products. In case of luxury products in Linthwaite House they almost
satisfied their customer well using by private golf, helicopter and flights etc.

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Holiday perks:-
Holiday perks provide sites tents, caravans and camper vans for their visiting people in
Linthwaite House. It can be also in form of camps along with access the kitchen and
bathroom facilities for holiday perks people. Furthermore, they always try to have the best
pert in dealing with customer.

Different forms of ownership that are applicable to
accommodation services.
Franchise ownership:-
This operation has clearly advantages and disadvantages along with that benefits from
recognition of brand name by peoples. The owner of the hotels have more dependent on their
brand for their business developing (Jenkins and Poole, 2017). If suppose brands have less
popularity among consumer than owner of business can also be suffers with having low
images. Limited capital cannot survive in market and cannot franchise them. For example:
Travelodge.

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Leased:-
Leased hotels are also owned by privately hotels. There business arrangements basically
done by long term leased and have minimum number of rent on premises. Leased involves
some risks which receives less money for using in their business sector.

Grading and classification systems and evaluate the role-
play when potential look and book organization.
In hotels grading and classification systems in based on their quality of products, services
and many other things. There are various grading and classification systems in hotel are:
Rating which help hotels to maintained their quality and products rates with their services.
As rating classified them as per according to based on the quality (Giampiccoli, Mtapuri
and et.al., 2017). Linthwaite House involves stars with having great number of indicating
their luxury.

Role played by online review sites
Online review and rating in business of Tripadvisor as online review play important in their
organization. While having proper reviews in Fove star hotel and that could make their
company well-developed among their customer and make the market position. Tripadvisor
websites provides customer for sharing their views and experience about their hotels
visiting. While by this hotel management also come to known about their customer
experience and misleading from hotels sides.

Conclusion
From the above rpeort it had been concluded that hotels can easily maintain their customer
while by having their proper online rating and also make sure about their online data
that have been used properly. While by having the online rating veriw so that could
help their customer for knowing about their hotels services and various other
products which have been used for their custiomer in having their satisfaction.

REFERENCES
Belokurov, V., Belokurov, S. and Zolnikov, V., 2018. Modeling passenger transportation
processes using vehicles of various forms of ownership. Transportation research
procedia. 36. pp.44-49.
Giampiccoli, A., Mtapuri, O. and et.al., 2017. Beyond community-based tourism. Towards a
new tourism sector classification system. Gazeta de antropologia. 33(1).