This report provides a comprehensive overview of managing accommodation services within the hospitality industry, focusing on the UK tourism sector. It identifies the scale and size of accommodation services, explains different forms of ownership (leased, managed, and private), and discusses the role of grading, classification systems, and online reviews in guest booking decisions. The report also examines the organization of front office functions, key roles within front office and housekeeping departments (using Radisson Blu as an example), and the importance of forecasting linen stock. Furthermore, it illustrates the interrelationships between housekeeping and other departments, the significance of scheduling maintenance to minimize guest disruption, and the critical role of security within a selected organization. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of accommodation services as an essential factor in the hotel industry, encompassing various services like meals and living accommodations.