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    Guest Room Supplies

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    Gengadevi Koothaperumal
    The document lists the various supplies needed to operate a hotel, including bed linens, towels, toiletries for guest rooms, hangers, coffee makers, irons, minibars, and safes. It also includes supplies for public areas like lobby furniture, signs, and restroom items. Housekeeping needs cleaning products, laundry equipment, and staff uniforms. Food service requires kitchen supplies, dishes, and food/beverage inventory. Administrative operations require office supplies, accounting materials, and reservation systems. Uniforms and safety equipment are also outlined. General maintenance involves replacement parts, tools, and paint/wallpaper supplies.

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    Guest Room Supplies

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    The document lists the various supplies needed to operate a hotel, including bed linens, towels, toiletries for guest rooms, hangers, coffee makers, irons, minibars, and safes. It also includes supplies for public areas like lobby furniture, signs, and restroom items. Housekeeping needs cleaning products, laundry equipment, and staff uniforms. Food service requires kitchen supplies, dishes, and food/beverage inventory. Administrative operations require office supplies, accounting materials, and reservation systems. Uniforms and safety equipment are also outlined. General maintenance involves replacement parts, tools, and paint/wallpaper supplies.

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    The document lists the various supplies needed to operate a hotel, including bed linens, towels, toiletries for guest rooms, hangers, coffee makers, irons, minibars, and safes. It also includes supplies for public areas like lobby furniture, signs, and restroom items. Housekeeping needs cleaning products, laundry equipment, and staff uniforms. Food service requires kitchen supplies, dishes, and food/beverage inventory. Administrative operations require office supplies, accounting materials, and reservation systems. Uniforms and safety equipment are also outlined. General maintenance involves replacement parts, tools, and paint/wallpaper supplies.

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    Guest Room Supplies

    Uploaded by

    Gengadevi Koothaperumal
    The document lists the various supplies needed to operate a hotel, including bed linens, towels, toiletries for guest rooms, hangers, coffee makers, irons, minibars, and safes. It also includes supplies for public areas like lobby furniture, signs, and restroom items. Housekeeping needs cleaning products, laundry equipment, and staff uniforms. Food service requires kitchen supplies, dishes, and food/beverage inventory. Administrative operations require office supplies, accounting materials, and reservation systems. Uniforms and safety equipment are also outlined. General maintenance involves replacement parts, tools, and paint/wallpaper supplies.

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    Guest Room Supplies:

    Bed linens (sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers).

    Towels (bath, hand, face, and floor towels).

    Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap, body lotion, shower gel, dental kits).

    Hangers and luggage racks.

    In-room coffee makers, coffee, and tea supplies.

    Irons and ironing boards.

    Mini-fridge with stocked minibar items.

    Safe boxes for guest valuables.

    Guest directories and information materials.

    Public Area Supplies:

    Lobby furniture and decor.

    Reception and concierge desk supplies (stationery, computers, phones).

    Signage and wayfinding materials.

    Cleaning supplies for public areas (vacuums, mops, brooms).

    Public restrooms supplies (toilet paper, hand soap, paper towels).

    Decorative elements (artwork, plants, lighting).

    Housekeeping Supplies:

    Cleaning products (all-purpose cleaners, disinfectants, glass cleaners).

    Linen carts and housekeeping trolleys.

    Laundry equipment and supplies.

    Uniforms and name badges for housekeeping staff.

    Maintenance and repair tools and equipment.

    Food and Beverage Supplies:

    Kitchen equipment and utensils.

    Dining room tableware (plates, glasses, silverware).

    Buffet supplies (chafing dishes, serving trays).


    Bar supplies (glassware, mixers, garnishes).

    Food and beverage inventory (perishables, non-perishables, beverages).

    Administrative Supplies:

    Office supplies (paper, pens, folders, computers, printers).

    Accounting and record-keeping materials.

    Reservation and guest management system supplies.

    Uniforms and Staff Attire:

    Uniforms for various departments (front desk, concierge, housekeeping, F&B).

    Name tags and badges for staff identification.

    Security and Safety Supplies:

    Fire safety equipment (fire extinguishers, alarms, emergency lighting).

    Security cameras and access control systems.

    First-aid supplies.

    General Maintenance and Repair Inventory:

    Replacement parts for equipment and fixtures.

    Paint, wallpaper, and building maintenance supplies.

    Carpentry and plumbing tools.

    Guest Amenities:

    Complimentary items such as welcome gifts or special amenities.

    Additional services like spa supplies if the hotel offers spa services.

    Energy and Utilities:

    Supplies related to energy management, including thermostats and lighting controls.

    The exact quantity and specifications of these items will depend on the size of the hotel, its specific
    services and amenities, and the brand standards set by Marriott. Continuous inventory management
    and replenishment are essential to meet guest expectations and maintain operational efficiency.

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