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B.
 
Restroom 
Restroom is a room with toilet and sink. 

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C.
 
Meeting Room/ Hall 
Hall is a large room used for meeting, concert, and other 
public events.
D.
 
Hotel rooms 
Hotel rooms are classified by the number of beds in them, 
the size and the amenities that they offer, and their rates vary 
accordingly. There are some basic room categories for a 
hotel: 

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1.
Single Room
It is the room which provide single occupancy. This room 
only have single bed. 
2.
Double
It is the room which provide double occupancy, two 
travellers sleeping in the same bed .

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3.
Twin room 
It is the room which provide double occupancy with 2 single 
separates beds.
4.
Triple room 
It is the room which provide occupancy for 3 people, either it 
has 2 double & 1 single beds or 3 single beds.

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5.
Quad room 
It is the room which provide occupancy for 4 people , with 
three separate beds, or a double bed plus a single bed. 
6.
Suite room 
A combination on or more bedroom & a parlour. It may also 
contain a bar & small kitchen. 

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There is considerable variation and many frills within these 
basic types, the rule of thumb being that the more you pay, 
the larger your room becomes. Some business-oriented hotels 
offer an 
executive level
, where a steep premium gets you 
access into an airline-style lounge and typically some perks 
like "free" Internet access or pay-per-view movies. Naming 
for these rooms varies, with eg. the Hilton Hotel dubbing 
even its cheapest rooms as "Deluxe" and the next category 
up being "Executive", and ―President‖.
Hotels may additionally offer meal service included in the 
price. Common terms include: