CLASSIFICATION OF HOTELS 2.0

These are the largest hotel types primarily catering to business travelers and are usually located in downtown or business districts.

These hotels focus on meetings and conferences and overnight accommodation for meeting attendees.

These are usually located in mountains, islands, or other exotic locations away from cities.

These are the fastest-growing segments of the hotel industry. Suite hotels have a living room and a separate bedroom.

These are somewhat similar to suite hotels but usually offer kitchen amenities in the room.

These hotels typically target business clientele, airline passengers with overnight travel layovers or canceled flights, and airline crew or staff.

These are also called residential hotels. They provide long-term or permanent accommodation for guests.

These are sometimes referred to as "vacation-interval" hotels.

These are used by business travelers and tourists alike. Often, the tourists require a hotel in the city's center.

More and more properties are located in the suburbs because of real estate prices and the population migration from downtown areas.