Rooms

Room lengths and areas Room lengths are generally more variable although they may be
dictated by structural or site restrictions. The layout usually provides for bathroom / sleeping /
working / day use areas to allow maximum benefit from natural light and views. Bathroom
dimensions are dictated by the number and spacing of fitments. A separate dressing area may
be provided in luxury hotels. The sleeping area extends about 2.40 m (8'0 ") for a metric double
or queen - sized bed, 2.90 m (9'6") for metric twin beds and 3.70 m (12'2 ") for double - double
beds allowing for side access The day use area is more flexible. Two easy chairs with coffee
table takes up about 1.70 m (5'6 "). This may be extended to 2.3 m (7'6 ") to accommodate a
convertible sofa or settee.
The bedroom starts from the first floor and the large rooms overlook the squares or gardens
and head towards the east or south, while the small rooms overlook an internal garden, the
height of the rooms is not less than 2.8 m in the common halls, where each area is allocated not
less than 3 m 2 and the size The amount of air is not less than 12 square meters, and in the
private bedroom each person is allocated an area of not less than 6-8 square meters and a
volume of air not less than 20 square meters. The total area required for the bed ranges from
35-40 m 2. As for the percentage of bedroom space, it ranges between 50-60%.
The wardrobe and the bed: They are arranged in a way that allows a good use of the space and
is sometimes combined with a dressing table, and a wardrobe is placed in the entrance.
Windows: They should not be located on the axis of the room, but rather on the sides so that
the head of the bed is not facing it, and nothing is placed in front of them so that the guest can
open them and look out.
The equipment : should be simple and hygienic, stable and washable, and a lighting switch
must be placed at the head of each bed, and sometimes a key is added to control the door
closings, and a key for the guard and the telephone is placed next to each bed, and the phone
cord has sufficient length to move with it and next to the office table.
The floor: is made of wood and it is possible to cover it with carpets, and the bathroom floor is
covered with ceramics.
Bedrooms Arrangements : The dimensions of the bed are 1.95 m, and sometimes it can be
integrated into the wall. In small rooms, it can be used as a sofa. In the bedroom there is also a
wardrobe, linens, shoes, and dirty clothes, with a width of at least 50 cm and a depth of 60 cm,
and the width can reach a meter. A table for daily use with dimensions of 40 x 40 cm, a desk
with dimensions of 1 x 0.6 m, two chairs, a sofa and a table for bags with dimensions of 50 * 80
cm and a height of 40 cm are placed, and it is noted the need for a mirror.
Rooms contnent :
All rooms with outside window / ventilation
Minimum size of bedroom excluding bathroom = 200 Sq.ft (180 Sq.ft for single occupancy)
100% Air-Conditioned (Room Temp.B / w 20 C - 28 C)
Minimum bed width: Single bed - 90 cm , Double bed - 180 cm
Mattress thickness <10 cm (Coir, Foam, Spring Foam)
Suites - 2% of room block with min. of 1 suite room
Providing Safe - Individual safe per room
Minibar / Fridge
Shelves / Drawer Space
Sufficient lighting 1 per bed
5 amp earthed power socket
A bedside table & drawer (1 per two twin and 2 for a double bed) TV – Cable
Writing Surface With sufficient lighting
chairs - 1 per bedding
Waste paper basket
Opaque curtains / screening at all windows (blackout curtains)
Mirror - at least of 3
Energy Saving Lighting Linen room - Well ventilated
A table showing the areas of the suite :
Name of space Min area Max area Average area
Living/ dining 18.6 24.1 20.4
kitchen 1.9 8.4 5.1
bathroom 4.2 6.5 5.6
bedroom 16.2 20.9 19.5
terraces 4.6 1.8
Dressing room 2.3 3.2 2.8

 Single room
The most basic category that is available in every kind of hotel is the category depending on the size of
the room. When a person is present in a place where they are alone, whether they are for work or
traveling alone

Twin room :

 They can choose a twin room which has a copy of everything present in the room. There are two beds
with the same quality and style. There are different tables and chairs for the two individuals sharing the
room

Studio room:

studio can be chosen where two or three people can stay without affecting the number of beds. In a
studio room, there is a studio bed available for the person staying there. The special thing about a studio
bed is that it can turn into a bed or a couch.
Conference halls

it is counted for every inmate of 1.5to 4m2 for the joint halls. For the breakfast hall, it can be
considered that every place will be used from 2 to 2 miles according to the type of hotel. Hotels are not
given a good return in major cities when they contain a minimum of 166 rooms and a safe family
grandfather

Escape stairs
are a type of stairs that are used when escaping the danger and which have its own specifications and
are used only for the purpose for which the design determinants are for the escape stairs. The escape
ladder must be made in the building, which is higher than four roles. * The display of the peace must not
be less than 06 cm

Entrance foyer: -
Entrance: -

• It is preferable to have a height of two floors (3-4 m) and be provided with natural light for lighting and
ventilation

• It should accommodate 25% of guests.

the doors :-

• Revolving doors

• Doors that open to the outside to take into account the occurrence of breakdowns in the revolving
doors and be greater than or equal to (1 m)

Lifts: -

It is used as a vertical communication element between levels and it is of two types (single load - double
load)

• One elevator is used for every 150 beds.

Wedding halls: -
• It is gathered on one floor and separated from each other by light partitions.

• There must be more than one hall for parties and another for conferences for five and four-star hotels.
As for the other categories, their availability is not required, as they may represent a burden on the
facility.

Restaurants:
It is preferred that I be in the first round and not the second, to facilitate
Use of guests and Ordinary individuals from abroad Limitations and
considerations when designing:
-The absorptive calculation shall be according to the number of bedsPer
room.
- A dining hall is required within (2.25) m 2
-The space for connecting to a table of four persons (2.20 * 2.4) meters
- The area for connecting per person (1.34 -1.9) m2
- The designated space occupies an area of (1.5-2) m 2
- It must accommodate 50% of the inmate guest even if it is complete
- In the case of breakfast, it must take 25% of the guests.
The percentage of the food court in relation to the total area (25-50%).
- Kitchen area only (15-25%).
Ceiling height of not less than 2.75 m
- Every breakfast garrison from (12-16) tables.
- The lounge for drinks is about (25-50%) of the restaurant area.
The coffee shop: -
- This part is necessary and is separate from and independent of the
restaurant
-It needs an area (0.75) square meters for each room, and a space (0.85)
square meters for each chair, in addition to the counter.
- night club :-
- Its area is calculated as (0.75) square meters for a room.
-snake bar :-
-It is designed for snacks and takes up an area of (1.5-2) m2
-Food pantry :-
- It is divided as 0.37m2 for each guest room in hotels that sell food and
drink to guests on average.
Receiving room:-
-Especially when receiving food, drinks and other supplies
It is divided so that it is 0.15 m2per guest.