Holdover

In the hospitality industry, a holdover refers to a guest who remains in a room or accommodation beyond their original reservation or check-out time without extending their stay. It often leads to scheduling conflicts and affects room availability for incoming guests. Holdover charges may apply for the additional time stayed beyond the agreed-upon period. Efficient management of holdover situations is crucial for maintaining smooth operations and ensuring customer satisfaction.

What is a holdover in the hospitality industry?

A holdover refers to a guest who stays in a room beyond their reservation or check-out time without extending their stay.

Are there any charges associated with being a holdover guest?

Yes, holdover charges may apply for the additional time stayed beyond the agreed-upon reservation period.

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