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Hotel and Room Classification
Greece has a system for classifying hotels and other accommodations using a combination of stars and keys. This system helps travelers understand the quality and amenities offered by different types of accommodations.
Star Rating System
This system is used for hotels and camping sites. The higher the star rating, the higher the quality of the accommodation.
- 5-star Hotels: Luxury hotels with top-notch amenities, such as fine dining, spa facilities, and 24-hour room service.
- 4-star Hotels: High-quality hotels with excellent facilities and services.
- 3-star Hotels: Comfortable hotels with good amenities and services.
- 2-star Hotels: Basic hotels with essential amenities and services.
- 1-star Hotels: Budget hotels with limited amenities.
Key Rating System
This system is used for furnished apartments and rooms.
- 4-key Accommodations: High-quality apartments with modern amenities.
- 3-key Accommodations: Comfortable apartments with basic amenities.
- 2-key Accommodations: Simple apartments with limited amenities.
Advantages of Hotel Classification
Hotel classification systems offer several advantages for both travelers and the hospitality industry:
For Travelers:
- Clear Expectations: A classification system provides a clear understanding of the quality and amenities offered by a hotel.
- Informed Decision-Making: Travelers can easily compare different hotels and choose the one that best suits their needs and budget.
- Quality Assurance: A classified hotel assures travelers of a certain level of quality and service.
- Consistent Standards: Classification systems help maintain consistent standards across different hotels.
For the Hospitality Industry:
- Enhanced Reputation: A higher classification can enhance a hotel’s reputation and attract more guests.
- Improved Marketing: Classification can be used as a marketing tool to target specific market segments.
- Increased Revenue: Higher-rated hotels can charge premium prices.
- Staff Training and Development: Classification systems can help identify training needs for staff to maintain quality standards.
- Regulatory Compliance: Classification systems can help hotels comply with local regulations and standards.
By providing a standardized framework for evaluating hotels, classification systems benefit both the industry and consumers.
Certification of an environmental management system is the official recognition of its actual implementation and is considered to be a factual proof and commitment of a company against the protection of the environment and sustainable management.
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ISO 9001
No. | Document Title | Version |
1. | QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPLICATION FORM | 09/310709 |
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