Types of hotel accommodation
Main types of accommodation
Single-SGL- single occupancy
Double-DBL- double occupancy with one double bed
Twin-TWN- double occupancy with two single beds
DBL+EX.BED(extra bed) - double occupancy with one double bed and an extra bed. An extra bed can be either a full bed, a folding sofa, a folding bed or even a mattress thrown on the floor.
Advice: always check which extra bed you will be provided with.
Triple-TRPL– triple occupancy. The room has two main beds, and the third can be a stationary bed or a folding sofa. The TRPL room usually accommodates three adults, and the DBL+EX.BED room accommodates adults and a child.
Adults are designated by the word adult children chld (Child)
Another type of accommodation is found mainly in Asia -
Run of house- R.O.H. - accommodation is offered by the hotel upon arrival at its discretion. The price of the room is low, but it works like a luck system - whatever happens. Since they won’t give you a room worse than a standard one anyway, you can consider this accommodation as being in a standard room, or maybe you’ll be lucky and get a deluxe :)
Views from the room
These designations are very easy to understand - the second word view (often abbreviated V) denotes the view, and the first word where this view goes. The most common designations:
Garden view- view of the garden (most often in the opposite direction from the sea)
Pool view- view of the pool (often towards the sea - but the sea is not visible) - think about whether you need such a view if you want a relaxing holiday. It's rarely quiet around the pool.
SV, Sea view- sea view - rooms with this view are usually the most expensive
Ocean view- ocean view
SSV, Side Sea view- side sea view. This means that there may be a pool and a garden right in front of you, but if you stand on the balcony in a certain place and turn your head in the right direction, you will see the sea. A dubious pleasure, especially if you have to pay extra money for it.
Mountain view- Mountain View
Park view- view of the park
Inside view- view of the atrium (small courtyard) or the interior of the hotel.
Hotel room types
There are a huge number of them, you can’t say anything exact about the number by name, you can only understand that the simplest number is usually
STD (standard)- Standart room. (But in some hotels the simplest room may be a deluxe room)
The next in rank, as a rule, is the Superior room - usually a little larger than the standard one.
A room much larger than a standard one is most often called a Suite (can be two-room).
Family room- family room, usually designed to accommodate at least 4 people
Executive- as a rule, a business room with superior comfort
BGL, BG, Villa, Village(bungalow) - bungalows, houses separate from the main building
Often more comfortable than rooms in the main building of the hotel, which is called
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Accommodation:
SGL (single) - single, single room, hotel room for one person.
DBL (double) - double, double room, hotel room for two people with one large bed.
TWN (twin) - twin, hotel room for two people with two beds.
TRPL (triple) - triple, triple room, hotel room for three people with three beds and it consists of a dbl or twn + extra bed (an extra bed can be extra or fixed depending on the hotel).
ExB (extra bed) - Extra bed, installed in double or twin rooms,
that is, room + extra bed = triple. In 99% of cases there can only be one extra bed in a room. An extra bed can look like a fixed bed, a folding bed, an air mattress or a regular mattress.
Chld (Children) - child (usually the price is indicated for a child in a room with one or two adults), for example SGL+1CHLD (adult with a child) or DBL+2CHLD (2 adults with two children).
Type of number:
Standard - standard room type (usually the cheapest room in the hotel).
STND - standard double room.
Superior - rooms with improved layout (type, size).
Senior suite - suite (superior room), usually two-room: living room and bedroom.
Deluxe - even better rooms (larger), luxurious room.
Suite mini - superior category room.
R.O.H. - (run of house) - low room rate, but upon arrival you can be given both a standard and deluxe room.
Villa bungalow is a separate building, there can be from one to several rooms per house.
BGL, bungalow - a separate house on the hotel premises, usually of a lower category. Often offered in tropical and southern countries.
Connected room - adjacent or connected rooms, that is, rooms with a door between them (usually in most hotels, when booking simple rooms, you can order connected rooms).
Family rooms - rooms for accommodation with a family; the size and number of residents may vary depending on the hotel room.
Family studio - a room for a family with two adjacent rooms.
Studio is a spacious room consisting of one large room divided into two functional areas. One part of the room is the living room, and the second is the bedroom.
1 bed room (1BR) - a room with a single bedroom and an entrance living room (depending on the hotel).
2 bed room (2BR) - a room with two bedrooms and an entrance living room (depending on the hotel).
Apartment - rooms close to the appearance of modern apartments, with places for cooking, two or more room apartments.
Concierge room - has a higher level of service compared to standard rooms.
Additional room description:
Balcony - room with a balcony.
A/C air conditioning in the room.
Beach front - the room is located almost on the beach.
Beach view - room overlooking the beach.
City View - view of the city.
Golf View - view of the golf course.
GV (Garden View) - view of the garden, onto the hotel territory.
Land View - a view of the hotel territory or the surrounding area.
Main Building - the main building.
Mountain View - view of the mountains.
Ocean front - room with ocean view.
Park view - room with a view of the park.
Pool View - View of the pool.
SF - direct sea view.
SSV - side sea view.
SV (sea view) - sea view.
Valley view - view of the valley.
VO or OB (Bed Only) - accommodation without meals.
RO - Room Only - hotel accommodation without meals.
BB (Breakfast) - a meal plan that includes breakfast at the hotel. This can be a buffet or continental breakfast.
Continental Breakfast - continental breakfast - a light breakfast consisting of coffee or tea, juice, buns, butter and jam.
RB is a hotel acronym for a hotel stay that includes breakfast only.
HB (Half board) - 2 meals a day at the hotel. Usually this is breakfast and dinner, but some hotels may have breakfast and lunch. Drinks at lunch and dinner are usually not included in the price.
HB+ - extended half board - breakfast and dinner (buffet), as well as local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks all day.
FB (Full Board) - 3 meals a day at the hotel (breakfast + lunch + dinner). Drinks at lunch and dinner are usually not included in the price.
Buffet is a type of self-service in restaurants and cafes, characterized by the fact that visitors, for a single average fee, receive any number of dishes of their choice from those offered, previously displayed in the hall.
Mini all inclusive - full board with locally produced drinks not only during meals, but in limited quantities.
AI, All inclusive (All inclusive) - a mode that includes not only 3 meals a day, but also additional services such as a light breakfast, snacks, a light dinner. Drinks are included in the price. Sometimes these may only be locally produced drinks, while foreign ones are sold for an additional fee.
All inclusive De Luxe - All inclusive de luxe - type of food and services provided at the hotel: bathrobe and slippers in each room, fresh fruit on the day of arrival, full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized restaurants a- a la carte, ice cream, drinks in the minibar, room service.
All inclusive Fine Service - All inclusive fine service - type of food and services provided at the hotel: bathrobe and slippers in each room, daily in the room - fresh fruit, chocolate, full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized a la carte restaurants, ice cream, drinks in the minibar, room service, yacht tour, including breakfast.
All inclusive High Class - All inclusive high class - type of food and services provided at the hotel: full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized a la carte restaurants, ice cream, drinks in the minibar, room service (room service), massage, laundry, bowling, tennis courses.
All inclusive PLUS - All inclusive plus - type of food and services provided at the hotel: full board, locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as specialized a la carte restaurants, ice cream, water in the minibar.
All inclusive Royal Class - All inclusive royal class - type of food and services provided at the hotel: full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized a la carte restaurants, ice cream, in the minibar: wine, beer, soft drinks, room service, internet-cafe, bowling, tennis courses.
All inclusive Superior - All inclusive superior - type of food and services provided at the hotel: bathrobe and slippers in each room, daily in the room - fresh fruit, chocolate, full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized restaurants a la carte, ice cream, drinks in the minibar, tennis lessons, mini golf.
All inclusive ULTRA - All inclusive Ultra - type of food and services at the hotel: bathrobe and slippers in each room, fresh fruit on the day of arrival, full board, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks of local and imported production, as well as specialized a la carte restaurants , ice cream, drinks in the minibar, massage, internet cafe, tennis training courses.
Standard Room Side Sea View (SRSSV) translates as a standard room with a side view of the sea or ocean. The room type must be specified at the time of payment or booking.
Standard Room Side Sea View - room type with side sea view. The view may be complete lateral or incomplete. The sea or ocean may also be partially visible - to a greater or lesser extent, depending on the location of the hotel itself.
This room assumes that the sea will be visible from the balcony, but only the side one. There may be obstacles in the form of trees, buildings, or part of the hotel. The price is a little more than usual, without sea view.
The mention of Sea front in the name indicates a frontal view - most likely it means a view directly to the shore itself. The range can be specified upon request.
If you have the finances, you can pay extra for a better view from the balcony. This type of room or service may contain sea view, inland view or pool view in the name.
A room with a view of the economic part of the hotel, office premises and territory may contain a back view in the name. The price is usually lower than standard.
1 BDRM
1 Bedroom suite- one bedroom apartments.
2 BDRM- apartments with two bedrooms.
Andaman room/cottage- standard room or cottage.
Apartment- rooms close to the appearance of modern apartments, with places for preparing food; two or more room apartment.
B.G.- bungalow.
Back black- name of the body.
Balcony room- room with balcony.
Beach view- room overlooking the beach.
Bedroom - BDR, BDRM- room with a bedroom.
Bella Vista- room in the Bella Vista building.
Business- a large room with office equipment (computer, fax) suitable for work.
Cabana
Category A- a room with two rooms.
Category B- family room (from 3 people).
Category C- small room with two rooms.
Category D- room with one room.
Category E- family room (only for 3 people).
Chale- extension to the main building.
City view- view of the city.
Connected rooms- combined rooms with a door-passage from one to the other.
Corner room- corner room.
Cottage- cottage.
De Luxe- superior rooms.
Deluxe Pool view- deluxe room overlooking the pool.
Deluxe Chalet- deluxe room in the chalet.
Deluxe Garden View- de luxe room with garden view.
Deluxe Ocean
Deluxe Sala Garden view- deluxe room with garden view, sala - 2 mattresses on a podium next to the balcony.
Deluxe Sala Sea view- deluxe room with sea view, sala - 2 mattresses on a podium next to the balcony.
Deluxe Sea front- de luxe room with sea view.
Deluxe Sea view- de luxe room with sea view.
Deluxe Villa- deluxe room in the villa.
Dune room- bungalow in the background.
Dune view- view of the sand.
Duplex- two-story room.
Evason room- Standart room.
Evason studio room- Studio.
Ex. suite- suite with two bedrooms.
Executive- superior room.
Executive suite, senior suite- superior room, consisting of two or more rooms.
Extra bed (or king size)- a room with one large bed for a married couple.
Family Room- family room (larger than standard).
Family studio- a room for a family with two adjacent rooms.
Family suite- a family room larger than a standard one (or a two-room room).
Front- 1 coastline.
Front block- name of the body.
Garden Bungalow- bungalow overlooking the garden.
Garden view- view of the garden.
Golf View- view of the golf course.
Hillside- room in the "Hillside" building.
Honeymoon room- room for newlyweds.
Inside view- view of the atrium or interior of the hotel.
Jacuzzi villa- villa with jacuzzi.
Junior suite- larger room than standard.
Kervansaray- room in the Kervansaray building.
Lagoon room- in the main building overlooking the pool.
Land view- view of the surrounding area.
M.B.- main building.
Mini-suite- superior category room (better than Superior).
Mountain view- Mountain View.
New Building- new building.
Ocean/poolside Villa- villa with sea or pool view.
Ocean view- room with ocean view.
Park view- view of the park.
Pavilion- room in the "Pavilion" building.
Pool view- view to a pool.
President- the most luxurious hotel rooms, several bedrooms, an office, two or three toilets.
ROH- without specifying placement.
Room- accommodation in a one-room room.
Sea view, S.V.- room with sea view.
Side Sea view, SSV- room with side sea view.
Sport-Area- room in the "Sport-Area" building.
Standard, STD- standard room.
Standard - Cozy Wing- standard room in the "Cozy Wing" building.
Standard/Bungalow- standard room or bungalow.
Standard/New Bungalow- standard room or new bungalow.
Standard Garden style- standard room with garden view.
Studio- one room, larger than standard.
Suite
Suite mini- superior category number.
Superior- larger room than standard.
Superior/Garden Villa- superior or villa room with garden view.
Superior Chalet- chalets of increased comfort.
Superior Garden room
Superior Lake view- superior room with lake view.
Superior Ocean front
Superior Sea View- superior room with sea view.
Superior Sea View from balcony- superior room with sea view from the balcony.
Superior garden view- superior room with garden view.
Superior/Main Building- larger room in the main building.
Superior/Marina Tower- a larger room in the Marina Tower building.
Terrace- room in the "Terrace" building.
Type 1- room with two rooms, garden view.
Type 2- room with two rooms, sea view.
Type 3- larger than standard room, sea view.
Type 4- family room, sea view.
Villa garden view- Villa with garden view.
Village- bungalow.
Villa- bungalow of increased comfort.
169 years have passed since the advent of organized tourism - the first travel agency in history was opened by Thomas Cook in 1841. At the same time, few people know about the unified classification system for hotel rooms: while the official star rating of hotels in most countries has already been sorted out, then with rooms everything is somewhat more complicated.
Of course, almost every hotel whose category is higher than two or three stars can offer its guests standard, deluxe and suite rooms. But the quality and quantity of services provided in them can vary even within the same hotel. And all because there are various characteristics of the views from the windows, the functional purpose of the rooms (family, business) and even the design (for example, a Mediterranean suite in blue tones or a Caribbean suite in bright and tropical colors).
One thing is certain: a standard room in any hotel in the world should be one small room with a bed, a separate shower, a small wardrobe and a TV. The bathroom of each room should also have a standard set of towels, soap and shower gel. By the way, in some countries, for example, in China, this set is always complemented by a comb, toothbrush and toothpaste.
Common abbreviations
To begin with, it would be useful to understand the generally accepted abbreviations adopted by hoteliers around the world. If DBL (from the English "double" - double) or SGL ("single" - one, single), as a rule, do not cause any difficulties for anyone, then such ciphers as DUS (double use single - double number, which is used as single) or BG GV (bungalow garden view) can mislead even the most experienced tourist.
Let's talk about the main reductions adopted in the hotel environment.
Types of accommodation and their classification
DBL: classic double room with double bed.
TWIN: same as DBL, but with two single beds.
SGL: classic single room.
TRPL (Triple) : Triple room.
QDPL (Quadripl) : quadruple room.
APT (Apartment) : — two- or three-room suite (sometimes there are more rooms) with a kitchenette or full kitchen. The number of bedrooms is indicated as follows: 1 BDRM And 2 BDRM - 1 and 2 bedrooms, respectively.
If you require an extra bed in the room, then you need the abbreviation EXB (extra bed).
+1 C.H.D.: plus the child, in brackets - the child’s age (2-6) or (6-12). If the child is under two years old, then he is designated as INF (Infant) . Two children, respectively +2 C.H.D. , and so on.
“+CHD” can be preceded by both the above abbreviations (DBL, TWIN, SGL, TRPL, QDPL), and those indicating the number of adults in a slightly different way: 2ADL or 2 AD , where 2 is the quantity, and ADL or AD is Adult, which means “adult” in English.
Numbers and their classification
Standard (STD) : Standart room.
Superior: slightly larger than a standard room.
Family Room: family room, often consisting of two rooms.
Suite (S.T.E.) : in general it is a room with a room and a separate sitting area (essentially two rooms). In turn, it is divided into several subcategories: Mini (slightly better than Superior), Junior (room and separate sitting area or separated sleeping area), Senior (superior room with a full bedroom and living room), King And Executive (with two bedrooms).
Studio: one room with a small kitchenette.
Luxe(Sometimes De Luxe): does not need translation, this is a room with a high level of comfort.
Honeymoon Room: special room for newlyweds.
In order to indicate which beds are in the room, some designations are also used: rooms with “king beds” Kingsize Bed ( K; width more than 180 cm), Queen Bed ( Q), simple Double Beds ( D; accordingly, if the room is equipped with two beds, the abbreviation will be 2D).
Location of rooms relative to the hotel
Corner: corner number.
Main Building(MV): room located in the main building.
Connected Rooms: rooms with passage from one to another.
New Building: room in a new building.
Balcony Room: room with balcony.
Executive floor: The room is located on a separate floor with additional services and a higher level of service.
Duplex: two-story room.
Bungalow (B.G.) : separate building. Also called Cabana.
ROH (run of the house): accommodation in a hotel without a pre-agreed room type.
Views from windows and their classification
B.V.(Beach view): beach view.
B.F. (Beach front) : beach view
CV(City view): city view.
D.V.(Dune view): view of the sand dunes.
G.V.(Garden view): garden view.
LV(Land view): view of the surrounding area.
MV (Mountain view): Mountain View.
O.V.(Ocean view): ocean view.
PV(Pool view): view to a pool.
RV(River view): River View.
SV(Sea view): sea view.
SSV(Sea Side view): side sea view.
V.V.(Valley view): view of the valley.
ROH (run of the house): accommodation in a hotel without a pre-agreed view from the window.
Standart room
If a theater starts with a hanger, then a hotel starts with a regular standard room (STD). It is by its appearance that one can get a completely adequate idea of the level of the hotel, the quantity and quality of the services provided in it. All standard rooms can be divided into doubles (double rooms) and singles (single rooms). Sometimes a triple (triple) room is added to the room palette, but most often the hotel administration offers an extra bed in a double room.
Depending on the star rating of the hotel, they can vary greatly. For example, a traditional single room in a 2* hotel will be very small in area, barely able to accommodate a bed, bedside table and wardrobe. In addition, the price of your stay will include cleaning no more than once a day (if you’re lucky, or even less often), as well as a change of linen and towels every 3-5 days. The bathroom amenities will be minimal: a towel, soap and sometimes shower gel.
A completely different picture will appear before a vacationer in a single five-star hotel. A large comfortable bed, an armchair, a table with a mirror, daily cleaning, a full cosmetic set in the bathroom, including all kinds of fragrant soaps and shower caps, a hairdryer, fluffy robes and slippers, marble floors and TV with satellite channels.
Of course, the cost of such rooms varies greatly, even within the same hotel. Which is not least influenced by the view from the window. Traditionally, picturesque views of the sea, ocean, mountains or garden are considered the most expensive.
The only thing that unites hotel rooms around the world into some kind of system is the star classification, which obliges hotels to maintain a certain minimum area of their rooms and the range of services in them. For example, in Iceland, a double room in a 3* hotel must be at least 18 square meters. m, single - 14. In a 4* hotel, the area of a double room should be no less than 24 square meters. m, and for one - 16 sq. m. In five-star hotels, doubles can boast 26 sq.m., while singles have 18.
Everything is also clearly spelled out among the Germans. All rooms in 1* tourist class hotels must be equipped with a hot shower and color TV, with an area of 8 and 12 square meters. m. in single and double rooms, respectively. 2* - 12 and 16 sq. m, 3* - 14 and 18 sq. m, 4* - 16 and 22 sq. m, luxury rooms in 5* hotels must be at least 18 and 26 sq. m.
In addition, it is worth noting that a full bathroom, and not a shower, can only be expected from hotels of the 3* level and above. When booking doubles, you should also be careful: after all, they are divided by type of bed - one double in the room (usually designated DBL) or two singles (TWIN).
In hotels in the USA, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, you can also find this type of room as moderate (MOD). It cannot be classified as a suite, deluxe, or standard - it is rather something in between, close to STD. In Europe, designations for such numbers as superior (SUP) - “improved” - are more common.
Suite
Suite (also sometimes called “suite” or “suite”) comes from the English word suite, the translation of which means “ kit" or "kit".
There are different types of suites: junior, standard, senior, executive, royal, as well as any that the hotelier’s imagination has decided to implement. Starting with the “Mediterranean”, “Caribbean” or honeymoon suite, and ending with the “Embassy”.
The lowest level in the hierarchy of suites is occupied by junior (from English “junior”). Its area is approximately 20-25 square meters. m, which is slightly larger than a standard room, and it consists of one room, divided into two areas: relaxation and living room. And yet, the difference between junior suites and traditional rooms, in addition to size, is significant: they include satellite TV, DVD, Internet access, a minibar and other options.
The standard suite is a two-room suite of 25-40 sq. m. m. The filling is the same as in the junior, the only difference is in the size, including the bathroom.
Following him are the seigneur (“senior”) or executive, or presidential suite. Accordingly, these are the most luxurious rooms in the hotel, which occupy from 3 to 7 rooms, have a personal pool, sauna, entrance, butler, and so on.
Recently, suites have become a fashionable trend, and many hotels specialize exclusively in such rooms. For example, Hilton has a chain of Embassy Suites hotels, the number of rooms of which consists exclusively of suites.
Lux
Luxury (LUX), abbreviated from the English “luxury” - “luxury, luxurious”. Accordingly, deluxe rooms are the most luxurious and, as a rule, only 4-5* hotels have them. Thanks to the recommendations of the World Tourism Organization, the area of suites starts from 30-35 square meters. m, sometimes they consist of several rooms: a bedroom and a living room.
The cost of living per night in a suite is usually twice as high as in a standard room. But for this significant premium, hotels offer guests luxurious decoration and furnishings of the rooms, picturesque views from the window, a spacious bathroom with a Jacuzzi, fluffy towels and robes, and high-quality cosmetics. Sometimes the price of a suite includes free use of a minibar, swimming pool, and fitness center. In addition, suites are sometimes deliberately placed on separate floors with their own reception, lobby, spa and restaurant.
In the Caribbean, USA, Mexico and some others, such rooms are also called deluxe, DLX.
Apartments
Apartments, in simple terms, come in two types: simpler/cheaper and luxury/expensive. This fact depends on the star rating of the hotel. If this is a high-level hotel, then most likely apartments will mean very expensive and comfortable rooms for discerning guests. Such apartments cannot be classified: they are unique even within the same hotel, the only thing that unites them is their size, which starts from two rooms and ends with two floors. And their design depends only on the wild imagination of the hotelier.
Hotels from 2 to 4 stars, as well as specialized apart-hotels, on the contrary, offer guests quite budget rooms for a large number of guests. This could be, for example, a two-room apartment for four tourists.
Almost every apartment has a separate bedroom, its own living room, a large full bathroom and a full kitchen or cooking area. In addition, depending on its class - economy, luxury or business - they differ in furnishings and services provided. For example, luxury apartments, in addition to luxurious furnishings and an abundance of modern technology, offer their guests the services of a personal butler, in-room massage, security guard, private car with driver and a special menu: dietary, with a unique wine list, and so on. Business apartments, as a rule, guarantee guests peace and quiet, high-speed Internet, office equipment - in short, everything they need for full-fledged work.
Honeymoon rooms
They feature a romantic design, a large bed and a bathroom with a Jacuzzi, as well as specialized service - unique in each hotel. In addition to classic champagne and fruit in your room, some hotels in the Maldives offer unusual wedding ceremonies on the beach or a desert island, free access to spa centers or candlelit dinners on a yacht.
In the most romantic city in the world (we are, of course, talking about Paris), the Four Season George V hotel offers newlyweds to stay in the Honeymoon Suite, which is located on the top eighth floor. Needless to say, the Honey Suite terrace offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower? And the Bellaggio Hotel in Las Vegas offers newlyweds exquisite chocolate made according to a special, “love” recipe.
In short, today rooms for newlyweds can be found in almost all major cities of the world, mostly in 4-5* hotels.
Bungalow
Bungalow rooms, as a rule, are located in isolated small one- or two-story buildings scattered throughout the entire hotel complex. Each such building contains 2-4 bungalow rooms, and they can be deluxe or superior class, standard or luxury suites. This type of accommodation is found, for the most part, at beach resorts - in Greece, Turkey, and popular countries of Southeast Asia. Of course, a night in a bungalow costs much more than in a standard room (located in the main building of the hotel). They are usually chosen by lovers of silence and solitude.
Villa
This type of accommodation is exclusively for wealthy, discerning clients who value privacy and independence. As a rule, villas are conveniently located somewhere close to the main entertainment and infrastructure of the main building of the hotel or hotel complex, while providing maximum comfort for their guests. One- and two-story luxury houses with private pools, saunas and gardens also offer guests the services of personal butlers, secretaries or cooks. You can rent a villa either for a long period (a month or two) or for the traditional two weeks, and the price does not depend on the number of residents.
It’s up to you to decide which room to live in, which house to choose for your vacation. And we hope that this article will allow you not to get lost in the world of hotel abbreviations and book exactly what you and your family will need. Tourister.ru wishes you a pleasant stay!
