Boutique hotels are small-capacity hotels that provide more personalized service than typical hotels. They typically have fewer than a hundred rooms, and are considered more trendy and intimate, often due to their location in urban areas.
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Boutique hotelsBoutique hotels are typically much smaller than the average chain hotel. Usually made up of 100 guest rooms or fewer, you can expect to find boutique hotels in exciting locations or near popular destinations, such as an urban city center or hip shopping district.
Micro hotel rooms bring together the smaller, functional rooms of European hotels and the sleek elegance you would expect of a luxury boutique-style hotel, with minimalist decor and unique style. Many micro hotels offer some type of dining option, even if it's a simple kiosk in the “living room style” lobby.
Boutiques tend to offer an aspirational experience, a total experience, and a focus on the property experience. Lifestyle hotels focus on specific activities within the property such as relaxation, spa, and personal well-being, and focus on the individual experience.
On the other hand, many boutique hotels are often 10 to 20 percent less expensive than other hotels, which means you get more value for your dollars. This is perfect for the budget traveler who wants a high-class experience on a lower scale budget.
B&B'S offer breakfast as the only meal – Guesthouse might well provide other meals as well. B&B's and Guesthouses are most likely to have fewer than 10 rooms whereas Boutique hotels will have any number from 3 to 50 rooms.
Luxury hotelIn addition to the basic facilities that a normal budget hotel has, these luxury hotels have additional features like refrigeration, bars, swimming pools etc. Some hotels may charge separately for these extra facilities. These luxurious hotels are more spacious and rooms have more aesthetic looks.