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VIP AMENITIES PLACED IN A ROOM

VIP AMENITIES PLACED IN A ROOM

VIP – 1

These are heads of state, ministers and international celebraties.



ROOM:-

1. A full bar set up (whisky, gin, rum, vedka, brandy). Aperitif, beer, soft drinks, mixers, mineral water and salted nuts.
2. A large flower arrangement.
3. A platter of chocolate.
4. Petit fours.
5. A large fruit lasket.
6. A platter of cookies.
7. A platter of dry fruits.
8. Personalised stationary.



BATHROOM:-

1. Bath role with guest initials.
2. Lowelling slippers.
3. Bubble bath.
4. A tray of a sorted soaks.
5. Moisturizers’
6. After shave lotion.
7. Bathroom kit, toothbrush, toothpaste.
8. Disposalile razor and shaving cream.
9. Bud vase.
10. Weighing scale and exerasing cycles.



VIP – 2

These are presidents of large companies, to people in hotel’s own company onliossadors and well known persondities.

ROOM:-

1. A partial bar setup with 2 spirits, beer, soft drinks and mineral water.
2. A medium sized flower arrangement.
3. A medium sized fruit basket.
4. A platter of chocolates.
5. Persnalized stationary.



BATHROOM:-

1. Bath role.
2. Lowelling skippers.
3. Bud vase
4. Bubble bath
5. Moisturizers.
6. After shave lotion.
7. Bathroom kit.
8. Disposable razor and shaving cream.



VIP – 3

These are regular guests and crew members.

ROOM:-

1. Bath role.
2. Lowe ling slippers.
3. Bud vase
4. Bubble bath.
5. Bathroom kit.



VIP – 4

These are group leaders, tour leaders and journalists.

ROOM:-

1. Small flower arrangement.
2. Small fruit basket.
3. Soft drinks.



BATHROOM:-

1. Bath role.
2. Bathroom slippers.
3. Bathroom kit.

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