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Cabin: Vacation- oriented, typically smaller scale, freestanding units of simple construction— roughly finished logs or
<br />stone —and basic design or decor. Often located in wooded, rural, or waterfront locations, As a rule, basic cleaning
<br />supplies, kitchen utensils, and complete bed and bath linens are supplied. The guest registration area may be located
<br />off site.
<br />Condominium: Vacation- oriented — commonly for extended -stay purposes— apartment -style accommodations of
<br />varying design or decor. Routinely available for rent through a management company, units often contain one or
<br />more bedrooms, a living room, full kitchen, and an eating area. Studio -type models combine the sleeping and living
<br />areas into one room. As a rule, basic cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, and complete bed and bath linens are
<br />supplied. The guest registration area may be located off site.
<br />Cottage: Vacation - oriented, typically smaller scale, freestanding units with home style enhancements in architectural
<br />design and interior decor. Often located in wooded, rural, or waterfront locations. Units may vary in design and
<br />decor. As a rule, basic cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, and complete bed and bath linens are supplied. The guest
<br />registration area may be located off site.
<br />Country Inn: Although similar in definition to a bed and breakfast, country inns are usually larger in scale with
<br />spacious public areas and offer a dining facility that serves —at a minimum— breakfast and dinner.
<br />Hotel: Commonly, a multistory establishment with interior room entrances offering a variety of guest unit styles.
<br />The magnitude of the public areas is determined by the overall theme, location and service level, but may include a
<br />variety of facilities such as a restaurant, shops, fitness center, spa, business center, and /or meeting rooms.
<br />Motel: Commonly, a one- or two -story establishment with exterior room entrances and drive up parking. Typically,
<br />guest units have one bedroom with a bathroom of similar decor and design. Public areas and facilities are often limited
<br />in size and /or availability.
<br />Ranch: Typically a working ranch with an obvious rustic, Western theme featuring equestrian - related activities and a
<br />variety of guest unit styles.
<br />Vacation Rental House: Vacation - oriented — commonly for extended -stay purposes — typically larger scale,
<br />freestanding, and of varying design or decor. Routinely available for rent through a management company, houses
<br />often contain two or more bedrooms, a living room, full kitchen, dining room, and multiple bathrooms, As a rule,
<br />basic cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, and complete bed and bath linens are supplied. The guest registration area
<br />may be located off site.
<br />ESSECOND, A DETERMINATION IS MADE PERTAINING TO OVERALL CONCEPT — AND (IF
<br />APPLICABLE), A LODGING MAY BE FURTHER DEFINED AS:
<br />Boutique: Often thematic and typically an informal, yet highly personalized experience; may have a luxurious or
<br />quirky style which is fashionable or unique.
<br />Classic: Renowned and landmark properties, older than 50 years, well known for their unique style and ambiance.
<br />Casino: Extensive gambling facilities are available, such as: blackjack, craps, keno, and slot machines.
<br />Contemporary: Overall design and theme reflects characteristics of the present era's mainstream tastes and style,
<br />Extended Stay: Offers a predominance of long -term accommodations with a designated full- service kitchen area
<br />within each unit.
<br />Historic: These properties are typically over 75 years of age and exhibit many features of a historic nature with
<br />respect to architecture, design, furnishings, public record, or acclaim. Properties must meet one of the following
<br />criteria:
<br />• Maintained the integrity of the historical nature
<br />• Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
<br />• National Historic Landmark or located in a National Register Historic District
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