Hotel - a business that offers accommodation, meals, and additional services to guests.
Motel - a hotel located by the roadside, specifically constructed for motorists, with rooms normally organized in a single-story building and parking spaces just outside.
Resort - a place for vacations that provides a range of services and leisure activities, typically located in picturesque or unique settings.
Hostel - an affordable lodging option where visitors usually book beds in communal rooms and utilize shared facilities such as restrooms and kitchens.
Bed and Breakfast (B&B) - a type of accommodation where guests stay in individual bedrooms and are served breakfast by the hosts.
Inn - a modest facility providing accommodations, meals, and beverages, usually in a simple or conventional environment.
Guesthouse - a modest lodging establishment providing accommodations similar to a bed and breakfast but usually without meals included.
Lodge - a secluded or countryside lodging, typically located close to natural landmarks, providing a quaint atmosphere and outdoor recreational opportunities.
Vacation Rental - a privately owned property that is available for short-term rental, typically fully furnished and prepared for self-catering.
Cottage - a small, comfortable residence, usually found in a rural or semi-rural area, frequently leased as a holiday retreat.
Villa - a lavish private property, typically equipped with features such as a swimming pool and gardens, offered for short-term rental.
Cabin - a modest wooden dwelling typically found in secluded or forested regions, providing a rustic retreat experience.
Campground - refers to a designated location with amenities such as tent or RV sites, restrooms, and recreational areas for camping.
Condo/Apartment - a privately owned unit in a residential complex, typically rented to travelers for short-term visits.
Timeshare - a property ownership system in which multiple individuals share ownership and usage rights to a holiday home, usually divided into specific time periods.
