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What is considered to be THE best school for Hotel Managment and Adminstration in the world?

Q. Which one is considered the best and could you provide some ratings from popular rating systems? I tried US news but it didn't have much.Thank You. A. Les Roches Switzerland Swiss Hotel Management school IMI - Swiss Hotel School try www.aseh.ch - swiss hotel schools association for ratings try germany too What are the names of the most inexpensive hotels the closest to Manuel Antonio Park in Costa Rica? Q. Hotel Kamuk in Quepos offers rooms as low as $50.00 a night plus tax. Are there any cheaper ones closer to the park? A. Why not go look at www.dominical.biz there are hotels & rooms etc, usually you can choose by ratings, they group them according to accomodations levels....many nice inexpensive rooms/bungalows/cabins/ etc are of an abundance with a little searching you may find something perfect for you. Remember that seasonal rates will vary prices, right now is th high season it is dry & most holidays increase the costs. Costa Rica is predominently Catholic whi...

Can someone tell me the difference between hotels in Spain?

Q. I am working on my term paper and I need to know the difference in hotel categories in Spain. It is difference between 5.4.3.2.1 stars hotels. A. European hotel ratings are designed to be objective and quantifiableâbased on, for instance, the number of languages the staff speaks, room size, and ventilation. This sometimes leads to surprising results. For example, the Parador de Granada, with its historic allure and stunning location in the Alhambra Gardens, is regularly ranked as one of the best hotels in Spain by T+L readers, but it receives only four stars, not five, under Spainâs rating system, because it lacks conveniences such as an elevator and a swimming pool. Basically, stars in Europe denote minimum standards for facilities and services provided; more stars = more amenities. But wait. Each country uses its own criteria. Consequently, three stars in England is not quite the same as three stars in Spain. Worse: three stars in Barcelona is not the same as three st...

What are the names of the most inexpensive hotels the closest to Manuel Antonio Park in Costa Rica?

Q. Hotel Kamuk in Quepos offers rooms as low as $50.00 a night plus tax. Are there any cheaper ones closer to the park? A. Why not go look at www.dominical.biz there are hotels & rooms etc, usually you can choose by ratings, they group them according to accomodations levels....many nice inexpensive rooms/bungalows/cabins/ etc are of an abundance with a little searching you may find something perfect for you. Remember that seasonal rates will vary prices, right now is th high season it is dry & most holidays increase the costs. Costa Rica is predominently Catholic which means Catholic holidays influence bigtime. Easter is now approaching so watch your rates & compare to later in the year, many go half! Enjoy~ Consider Jaco as a place for inexpensive rates, it resembles Keywest style, surfer heaven...lots of inexpensive places to stay & still not too terribly far to visit Manuel Antonio. I would suggest some places we stayed, but we paid much more than the $ you speak o...

Who decides how many stars a hotel gets?

Q. For any given hotel, who decides how many stars they get? Is there a way to contribute to the rating process? What about reviews at websites like Fodor's? A. Unfortunately, there's no 'standard' that every guide/site/etc. uses -- each publication ranks properties however they see fit. So, theoretically, one organization may rank a hotel as a 5-star, but a different company may rank the same hotel as a 4-star, depending on their own system. However, you'll find that most companies use the following when determing how to rank a hotel: 1 star = Economy 2 stars = Value 3 stars = Quality 4 stars = Superior 5 stars = Exceptional Check this link over at Wikipedia for a good rundown of the ratings: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_%28classification%29#General_meaning_of_hotel_rating_by_stars What is the difference between a diamond and star rating for a hotel? Q. I usually hear about hotels getting a 4 star or 5 star rating. But I was looking at the website for a...

How can I open a restaurant in Mumbai???

Q. Hi. I am interested in opening a restaurant in Mumbai. I would like to know the issues to be considered when opening a restaurant. I would like to know about the procedures of registration, hotel ratings, legal formalities etc. If could you please kindly guide me on how to go about my plan. Also if you could please kindly give me websites, information or contacts for the same.Thank you. A. You need a space and its pretty expansive in mumbai, Why does TRIPADVISOR and HOTELCLUB have different stars for the SAME HOTEL? Q. I'm viewing reviews for hotels on these two sites... And they seem to have different star ratings for the SAME HOTEL. Why? Who should I trust? EG. Trip advisor shows 4.5 stars when Hotel club shows 5 stars. And it occurs for alot of their hotels too... About .5 to 1 star difference. Who should I trust with the hotel star ratings? A. TripAdvisor and HotelClub have different rating scales; as a result, the star ratings are different. To me, stars are secondary....

Who decides how many stars a hotel gets?

Q. For any given hotel, who decides how many stars they get? Is there a way to contribute to the rating process? What about reviews at websites like Fodor's? A. Unfortunately, there's no 'standard' that every guide/site/etc. uses -- each publication ranks properties however they see fit. So, theoretically, one organization may rank a hotel as a 5-star, but a different company may rank the same hotel as a 4-star, depending on their own system. However, you'll find that most companies use the following when determing how to rank a hotel: 1 star = Economy 2 stars = Value 3 stars = Quality 4 stars = Superior 5 stars = Exceptional Check this link over at Wikipedia for a good rundown of the ratings: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_%28classification%29#General_meaning_of_hotel_rating_by_stars What is the difference between a diamond and star rating for a hotel? Q. I usually hear about hotels getting a 4 star or 5 star rating. But I was looking at the website for a...

How can I open a restaurant in Mumbai?

Q. Hi. I am interested in opening a restaurant in Mumbai. I would like to know the issues to be considered when opening a restaurant. I would like to know about the procedures of registration, hotel ratings, legal formalities etc. If could you please kindly guide me on how to go about my plan. Also if you could please kindly give me websites, information or contacts for the same.Thank you. A. http://www.indiaproperties.com/sell/listing/selllist_b1.asp search in mumbai commercial hotels or/property. you will get lots of choice How can I open a restaurant in Mumbai??? Q. Hi. I am interested in opening a restaurant in Mumbai. I would like to know the issues to be considered when opening a restaurant. I would like to know about the procedures of registration, hotel ratings, legal formalities etc. If could you please kindly guide me on how to go about my plan. Also if you could please kindly give me websites, information or contacts for the same.Thank you. A. You need a space and its ...

Who decides how many stars a hotel gets?

Q. For any given hotel, who decides how many stars they get? Is there a way to contribute to the rating process? What about reviews at websites like Fodor's? A. Unfortunately, there's no 'standard' that every guide/site/etc. uses -- each publication ranks properties however they see fit. So, theoretically, one organization may rank a hotel as a 5-star, but a different company may rank the same hotel as a 4-star, depending on their own system. However, you'll find that most companies use the following when determing how to rank a hotel: 1 star = Economy 2 stars = Value 3 stars = Quality 4 stars = Superior 5 stars = Exceptional Check this link over at Wikipedia for a good rundown of the ratings: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_%28classification%29#General_meaning_of_hotel_rating_by_stars What is the difference between a diamond and star rating for a hotel? Q. I usually hear about hotels getting a 4 star or 5 star rating. But I was looking at the website for a...

Why does TRIPADVISOR and HOTELCLUB have different stars for the SAME HOTEL?

Q. I'm viewing reviews for hotels on these two sites... And they seem to have different star ratings for the SAME HOTEL. Why? Who should I trust? EG. Trip advisor shows 4.5 stars when Hotel club shows 5 stars. And it occurs for alot of their hotels too... About .5 to 1 star difference. Who should I trust with the hotel star ratings? A. TripAdvisor and HotelClub have different rating scales; as a result, the star ratings are different. To me, stars are secondary. The personal ratings on the TripAdvisor websites are invaluable. Have a happy stay. What is a good, accurate, reliable review website for hotel ratings? Q. I'm planning on going on a trip to London,UK and is looking the hotel reviews (in Victoria, London to be more exact). I want to know if any of you know where there is a good, accurate, reliable hotel review website that I can use. Thank you! A. I always use TripAdvisor because it usually as dozens of reviews and photos by real customers. Who does the hotel ratin...