Guide to classifying hotel room types

When choosing accommodation for your upcoming trip, understanding the different types of hotel rooms will help you make the best decision to suit your needs and budget. From simple standard rooms to luxurious suites, each hotel room category offers unique amenities and experiences. Amanaki is pleased to present this article to help you differentiate between common hotel room types, understand the characteristics of each category, and make an informed choice for your trip.

Classification based on hotel room quality

Room quality is a crucial criterion when classifying hotel room categories. Each room category offers a different experience, from space and amenities to accompanying services.

Standard room (abbreviated as std)

Standard rooms are the most basic room type in hotels. The design is simple but provides all the essential amenities for a comfortable stay. Typically 20-30m², they include a standard bed, a small work desk, a TV, and a bathroom with a shower and sink. Standard rooms are suitable for budget travelers, business travelers, or anyone needing a simple space to relax after a long day of sightseeing. With the lowest price, Standard rooms offer good value for customers seeking basic amenities at a reasonable cost.

Deluxe room (designated dlx)

Deluxe rooms are one of the hotel's room categories offering a spacious environment with modern amenities. Typically ranging from 40-55m², they feature a queen- or king-size bed, luxurious furnishings, and sophisticated design. The spacious bathrooms usually include separate bathtubs and showers, along with high-end amenities such as a large flat-screen TV. Deluxe rooms often offer beautiful city views, making them ideal for travelers seeking a relaxing getaway with a comfortable space for both work and rest.

Classification based on the type of bed in the room.

The type of bed and room layout are important criteria when choosing hotel rooms, especially when traveling in groups or with family.

Single room

Single rooms are designed to be compact for one person. They typically range from 15-25m² and include a single bed, a small bathroom, and basic amenities. Single rooms are suitable for solo travelers, business travelers, or budget-conscious tourists. They are the most affordable room type.

Double room

Double rooms feature a large double bed, suitable for two people to share. They are similar in size to Twin rooms (25-35m²) with a double bed measuring 140-160cm x 200cm. The space is cozy and intimate, with full amenities for two people and often includes a small work area. Double rooms are a popular choice for couples, married couples, or small families with young children sleeping together.

Quad room

Quad rooms are designed for four people. They are spacious (45-60m²) with four single beds, two double beds, or a combination. Bunk beds may be available to save space and provide full amenities for four people. The bathrooms are spacious or may include two bathrooms. Quad rooms are suitable for groups of four friends, families with two children, or four people who want to share a room. While more economical than booking two separate rooms, space may feel more cramped when all four people are in the same room.

double bed

Double beds are wider, typically measuring around 140cm x 200cm. They are spacious enough for two people, providing an intimate and cozy space. Double beds are commonly found in double rooms or family rooms.

King bed

King-size beds are the largest type of bed in hotels, measuring 180-200cm x 200cm. Extremely spacious and comfortable, they are ideal for those who prefer ample sleeping space. King-size beds are suitable for families with young children and are commonly found in suites or premium rooms.

Connecting room

The Connecting Room consists of two separate rooms with a connecting door inside:

• The connecting door can be locked from both sides.
• Each room has its own entrance and private bathroom.
• Different room types can be combined (Double connected to Twin). Suitable for families with children, groups of friends, or multi-generational families who want to stay close together while still ensuring privacy.

Adjacent room

Adjacent rooms are rooms located next to each other but without connecting doors:

• Adjacent or opposite rooms on the same floor
• Each room is completely independent with its own entrance.
• Fully equipped like a standard room. Ideal for groups of friends, families with older children, or couples traveling together who want to stay nearby but need complete privacy.

City view

City View rooms offer panoramic views of the vibrant city life. During the day, you can admire the distinctive architecture, streets, and bustling activity. At night, the city lights create a magical cityscape. City View rooms are suitable for:

• Business travelers who want to experience the rhythm of city life.
• First-time visitors to the city who want to explore.
• People who love urban photography.
• Guests interested in architecture and urban culture will find the City View rooms at Amanaki Saigon Boutique Hotel offering stunning views of vibrant Saigon, especially at night when the city lights up.

Why choose Amanaki? Amanaki stands out with its unique space designed in a luxurious style inspired by local culture and art. The hotel offers special amenities such as a Well-being Center with body care services using physiotherapy and mental relaxation with singing bowls. The restaurant serves authentic fusion cuisine using locally grown ingredients, creating a distinctive culinary experience. Amanaki is committed to sustainable development through increased recycling and the utilization of local materials. With its convenient location, guests can easily access attractions, shopping, and entertainment. When staying at Amanaki, you are not simply experiencing a hotel room, but also immersing yourself in Vietnamese culture and art, while contributing to environmental protection and sustainable development initiatives.