question: How do hotels decide what rooms to put guests in?
comment: Kinda random kinda not. Depends on the software, if the software exists, and the mood of the person handing out assignments. Generally speaking, they'll honor requests if you bother to ask. Some hate being so far from the elevators, others don't like the noise a central location like that has and will complain. If they can make you happy they will, so don't hesitate to share your preference. Hell, if you ask really nicely you can get the special suite at your previous rate if nobody else has called it. So they take all the special requests like "Corner room", "Grouped Together","No Windows", "Smoking", "Near/Far [Whatever]" and make those fit as best they can given the dates with nobody changing rooms mid-stay. The rest are just sprinkled in near randomly among that month's business philosophy like "Maximize Floor capacity to save housekeeping" or "Minimize floor density for sound complaints". This all assumes there is some greater logic assigning rooms too, but in most discount hotels there's a serious chance that it's literally the first available room the attendant sees while you're filling out the forms.
passages: Hotel amenity
  
  A hotel amenity is something of a premium nature provided in addition to the room and its basics when renting a room at a hotel, motel, or other place of lodging. The amenities provided in each hotel vary. In some places of lodging, certain amenities may be standard with all rooms. In others, they may be optional for an additional cost.
  
  Section::::In the room.
  
  Section::::In the room.:Kitchen facilities.
   Section::::Style and accommodations.:Awards and recognitions.
   Section::::Style and accommodations.
   Hotel design
  
  Hotel design involves the planning, drafting, design and development of hotels. The concept of hotel design is rooted in traditions of hospitality to travellers dating back to ancient times, and the development of many diverse types of hotels has occurred in many cultures. For example, the advent of rail travel in the early 1900s led to the planning, design and development of hotels near railroad stations that catered to rail travelers. Hotels around Grand Central Terminal in New York City are an example of this phenomenon. Hotel interior design and styles are very diverse, with numerous variations existent.
   When permission is granted to build the player may add new buildings or facilities to their property. Each hotel has from one to five buildings and a set of recreational facilities. The main building must be built first, followed by the other buildings then the facilities. The cost of each addition is listed on the deed card for the property.
   Section::::Standards of hotel classification.:Hotel classifications by country.:United Kingdom.
   The next morning, the guests will each usually offer feedback on how they slept, and the host/s will prepare breakfast for the others. Once breakfast has been served and consumed, the guests will fill out an anonymous feedback form where they can summarize all of their criticisms, both positive and negative, into one, by both scoring a series of relevant categories out of ten and writing any comments they wish about their stay, including if they would like to stay again. They will then place in an envelope how much money they think their stay was worth in relation to the asking price of their room. In order to resolve any differences in price between the different rooms and B&B's, the host's final score is presented as a percentage. For example, if one set of owners paid £60 for a room that normally sells for £80, thereby only paying 75%, and the other set paid £110 for a stay that normally commands £100, thereby paying 110%, the host's final score would be 94%. This money is sealed and the host alongside the other owners cannot see its contents until all of the owners have had their B&B's visited and critiqued. However, the owner/s can look at the anonymous feedback forms and this may influence what they say or do in the coming visits to B&B's of the other B&B owners.
   Once a player has at least one building on a property they may add entrances to their hotels. One entrance can be placed on each square of the board. If a player lands on an entrance for a hotel belonging to another player they must pay the owner to stay at that hotel. The cost of staying depends on the number of buildings and facilities in the property.
   Section::::Standards of hotel classification.:Hotel classifications by country.:Philippines.
   Suite (hotel)
  
  A suite in a hotel or other public accommodation such as a cruise ship denotes, according to most dictionary definitions, connected rooms under one room number. Hotels may refer to suites as a class of accommodations with more space than a typical hotel room, but technically speaking there must be more than one room to constitute a true suite.
   BULLET::::- To avoid political implications in the room, no political symbol is permitted in the decorations, nor a portrait or likeness of any living person.
  
  BULLET::::- The only place a political symbol may be used is in the corridor stone above the room's entrance.
  
  BULLET::::- No donor recognition may appear in the rooms. Donor recognition to the rooms is recorded in a Donor Book.
  
  BULLET::::- Most architects and designers of the rooms have been born and educated abroad. This has been instrumental in ensuring authenticity of design.
   Allotments can be negotiated between a tour operator and a travel service supplier such as airline company/hotel chain, or between two travel organizers such as a tour operator and a retail travel agent. Either way the buyer needs to prove a consistent level of business, because allotments are hardly granted without any previous sales history.
  
  Rooms or seats that have not been contracted between the travel company and the product supplier are handled as ‘on-request’, where each booking of an airline seat or hotel room needs to be confirmed with the supplier before being confirmed with the client.
   Section::::Standards of hotel classification.:Hotel classifications by country.
  
  Section::::Standards of hotel classification.:Hotel classifications by country.:Australia.
   Section::::Types of hotels.
   CABINN Hotels have four room categories to accommodate price levels. Economy is the cheapest and smallest room; Standard is the most common room and a little bigger. The two last categories, Commodore and Captains are the most expensive.
  
  Section::::Hotels.
  
  Section::::Hotels.:CABINN Express.
  
  CABINN Express is the first hotel to be built in the CABINN chain in 1990 in Copenhagen. CABINN Express is the smallest of all the CABINNs with 86 rooms and 260 beds. It is located at Danasvej 32 in Frederiksberg close to the city centre and Forum Metro station.
  
  Section::::Hotels.:CABINN Scandinavia.
   Hoteling systems can vary in complexity, from a basic process for reserving office space to sophisticated systems integrated with a company's information technology (IT) system. Technical integration can be an important element of a hoteling system's success, permitting workers to access the information they need about the office and easily make reservations.
   Software designed to manage a hoteling system may be integrated with other workplace functions, such as employee ID badges, through a company's IT system. When employees arrive at work (or log in remotely), they access the hoteling reservation software and log in. They can then either reserve spaces by their name/number or, in some systems, by looking at a blueprint of the office and visually selecting a workspace. Once the reservation process is complete, a number of functions may be performed by the system including the routing of phone service to the workspace, the notification of an office "concierge" who prepares the workspace, etc. With many systems, workers are required to "check-in" through a terminal connected to the reservations database as they arrive at the office location.
   Section::::Unique and specialty hotels.:Historic inns and boutique hotels.
  
  Boutique hotels are typically hotels with a unique environment or intimate setting.
   Hotel design ranges from basic variables, such as the appropriate height for bed head light switches to the more specialized, such as the right layout for a kitchen or the sightlines from reception areas to enable control and protection of entry to rooms. The pace of change in hotel design has, as in most areas of modern life, increased with the development of innovative technology.
  
  Despite cultural variations, hotels commonly function to provide a welcome environment that supports the comfort of its guests for work, rest and relaxation.
  
  Section::::Remodeling.
   In luxury or upscale accommodations, such as Ritz Carlton, InterContinental, Marriott, Embassy Suites, or Homewood Suites by Hilton key features may include multiple rooms. Many independent properties have one or more honeymoon suites. The most luxurious accommodation in a hotel is often called the presidential suite or royal suite.
   Section::::Career.:Hotels.
   At hotels or similar establishments, guests are usually required to check in (also called registering or signing in), which involves providing or confirming the guest's personal information, along with a signature. The laws of some countries require guests to sign a register (or a registration card), and some also require the provision of identification documents, such as a passport or drivers licence which the hotel may wish to copy and retain for its records. Usually, only one guest is required to register per room. Sometimes, the register may need to be provided to a government agency, such as the local police, and sometimes with a court warrant or similar authority.
   Several large online travel sites are, in effect, travel agencies. These sites send the hotels' information and rates downstream to literally thousands of online travel sites, most of which act as travel agents. They can then receive commission payments from the hotels for any business booked on their websites.
  
  Section::::Individual hotel websites.
   Section::::After hotel management.
   The amount of the contracted rooms/seats to be specified in the allotment contract is a result of the estimated, during the negotiation, volume of sales to be realized by the tour operator. Tour operators book a certain number of rooms in hotels or seats on carriers and have the right to use them by a given date, also known as a release date, that usually is some days prior to tourist's arrival (hotels)/departure(carriers). The allotment contract reduces the risk of any unsold products by the supplier and grants relative price advantage to the travel organizer helping him to stay competitive on the market by offering extra discounts.
  
raw_presuppositions: Hotels decide what room to put guests in.
raw_corrections: It is kinda random kinda not.