There are several occupancies offered for both Motel and Hotel. Although there are always exceptions, Commercial Express distinguishes between the two in that generally hotels are found in a city and are more than 5 stories in height and motels are found along the highway or small towns and are less than 5 stories in height. The motel occupancy has a small lobby or check-in area along with an office and storage room. Entrance to the rooms is through the use of a single hallway generally running down the middle of the building. Each room consists of a bathroom and general sleeping area. If entrance to the rooms is directly from the outside, without the use of an enclosed hallway, consider using Occupancy 1610 - Motel, Double Row or Occupancy 1620 - Motel, Single Row.
Included
- Bathroom Cabinets
- Carpeting
- Office
- Painted Drywall and Painted Block for the Partition Wall Finish
- Painted Drywall for the Ceilings
- Service Areas
- Space for Guest Rooms
- Stairs
- Storage Room
- Telephone Wiring
- Vinyl Sheet Flooring
Not Included
- Appliances
- Balconies (exterior)
- Elevators
- Furniture
- Laundry Equipment
- Reception Desk
- Swimming Pools
- Window Treatments
Related Topics
Occupancy 1460 - Bed and Breakfast
Occupancy 1500 - Hotel, Full Service
Occupancy 1550 - Hotel, Limited Service
Occupancy 1610 - Motel, Double Row
Occupancy 1620 - Motel, Single Row
Occupancy 1630 - Motel, Extended Stay
Occupancy 1640 - Rooming House
Occupancy 1645 - Office-Apartment (Motel)
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