Property Types

Purpose: To categorize properties by their structure and service model, allowing travelers to filter their search based on the type of experience they’re seeking, whether it's a full-service hotel stay, a home-like setting, or a unique and adventurous option like a yurt or campsite.

• Definition: The classification of lodging based on the structure, style, and primary function of the accommodation. Each property is categorized under a single property type, defining its fundamental nature and helping travelers easily identify the kind of experience they can expect.
• Examples
  • Hotel: Traditional lodging with private rooms, on-site services, and amenities like room service, concierge, and often restaurants or bars.
  • Motel: Typically roadside accommodations with direct access to rooms from parking areas, offering basic amenities and convenient for travelers on the move.
  • House: Entire residential properties available for stays, offering private, fully furnished accommodations ideal for families or groups.
  • Condominium: Self-contained units within a larger complex, often with kitchen facilities, living areas, and more space, suitable for extended stays or families seeking a home-like experience.
  • Bed & Breakfast: Smaller, often independently owned properties offering a more personalized stay with breakfast included, typically situated in charming or historic buildings.
  • Campground: Outdoor lodging options that range from basic tent sites to more equipped RV spots or cabins, appealing to travelers looking for a nature-centric, rustic experience.